Yes — according to Les Feldick, Israel's existence is a direct fulfillment and requirement of Bible prophecy, not a mere political accident.
Les Feldick teaches that all biblical prophecy is centered on Israel, and God is preserving the nation so that end-time promises such as the 144,000 and the Abrahamic covenant can be fulfilled. He points to Jeremiah 31 and Genesis 12 as scriptural guarantees that Israel cannot disappear. Even though Israel is surrounded by enemies, Les insists she is there to stay.
Jeremiah 31:35-36 — This passage directly ties Israel's continued existence as a nation to the continuing order of the sun, moon, and stars.
Genesis 12:3 — This verse records God's promise to bless those who bless Israel and curse those who curse her, showing Israel's prophetic permanence.
Jeremiah 31:35-36 links Israel's survival as a nation with the fixed order of creation. The LORD, who provides the sun for light by day and the ordinances of the moon and stars by night, declares that only if those ordinances depart from before Him would the seed of Israel cease from being a nation before Him forever. This is a scriptural guarantee that Israel will remain a nation as long as the present creation continues. Genesis 12:3 records God's promise to Abraham: "I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee." The verse presents a divine principle directly tied to Israel's place in God's plan. Together, these passages show that Israel's existence is not left to chance but is built into the Bible's prophetic framework.
Les Feldick is emphatic that Israel's existence is not accidental. He teaches that everything prophetically and biblically, even world politics, is centered on the little nation of Israel. He points out that Israel is surrounded by enemies, outnumbered about 40 to 1, with Arab nations declaring they will not rest until Israel is obliterated — yet she remains. That survival, Les says, is because God in His sovereign eagle eye is watching over them and keeping them intact as a nation. Les connects Israel's modern existence to specific prophecy: Jeremiah 31 promises that Israel will not cease to be a nation as long as the sun and moon endure, and the 144,000 sealed in Revelation must come from 12,000 out of each tribe of Israel, so Jews must remain. He also appeals to the Abrahamic covenant, saying God is still going to maintain that covenant and will one day pick up where He left off with Israel. The modern return of the Jews, after nearly 1,900 years of dispersion, is, in Les's teaching, setting the stage for God to fulfill His covenant promises.
Les Feldick teaches that the little nation of Israel will never disappear because it has to be there for Biblical prophecy to be fulfilled. God has to have the nation of Israel in the land and in Jerusalem for prophecy to work. If Israel could be destroyed, he says, the whole Book would become a fallacy. He also points to Jeremiah 31, which says the sun would fall out of its place if Israel ceased to be a nation, and he uses the 144,000 in Revelation as proof that there must still be Jews — specifically 12,000 from each of the twelve tribes.
Les Feldick observes that the Jewish people have been in dispersion for 1,900-plus years and have now come back in our generation. He sees everything in the Middle East as merely setting the stage for when God will once again pick up where He left off with His covenant people, Israel. Even though the world is pushing Israel tighter and tighter, Les insists she will not be pushed into the sea because God has promised to fulfill His covenant promises.
Prophecy Centered on Israel
Les teaches that all biblical and prophetic attention is centered on the nation of Israel, explaining why Israel is front-page news and why the Middle East dilemma must be understood in light of Israel.
God Keeping Israel Intact
Les points to Jeremiah 31 and the need for 144,000 from the twelve tribes to show that God must keep Israel intact as a nation to fulfill prophecy.
Israel Still God's Covenant People
Les rejects the idea that God is finished with the Jew; he says the little nation of Israel is still God's covenant people, even though temporarily set aside.
God Will Still Use Israel
Les shows that although Israel 'dropped' her Old Testament prospect, God is still intending to use Israel to bring salvation to the Gentiles.
Israel Must Be in the Land for Prophecy
Les says the little nation of Israel will never disappear because God must have Israel in the land and Jerusalem in order for Biblical prophecy to be fulfilled.
The Abrahamic Covenant Stands
Les teaches that God is still going to maintain the covenant He made with Abraham, and the present-day Jewish presence in the Middle East is setting the stage for God to resume dealing with Israel.
Israel's Return in Our Generation
Les points to the modern return of the Jews from 1,900 years of dispersion as evidence that God is preparing to pick up where He left off with Israel and will not let her be pushed into the sea.
Blessing and Cursing Nations
Les says God's word that any nation blessing Israel will be blessed and any nation cursing Israel will be cursed has held true from Babylon to modern history.
Jeremiah 31:35-36: Thus saith the LORD, which giveth the sun for a light by day, and the ordinances of the moon and of the stars for a light by night, which divideth the sea when the waves thereof roar; The LORD of hosts is his name: If those ordinances depart from before me, saith the LORD, then the seed of Israel also shall cease from being a nation before me for ever.
This verse shows that Israel's national existence is as fixed as the created order — it will not cease as long as the sun, moon, and stars remain.
Genesis 12:3: And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.
This is the original Abrahamic covenant promise that connects Israel's place in God's plan with blessing and cursing on the nations.
Yes, according to Les Feldick. He teaches that Israel's existence is directly tied to Scripture promises, especially Jeremiah 31 and the Abrahamic covenant. The fact that Israel is back in the land in our generation is part of God's end-time scenario.
Les Feldick says it will not happen. He teaches that God has promised to fulfill His covenant promises with Israel and that Israel must remain in the land for Bible prophecy to be fulfilled. If Israel were pushed into the sea, the whole Book would become a fallacy.
Les says all prophecy is centered on Israel. The 144,000 must come from the twelve tribes, and events in the Middle East are setting the stage for God to once again pick up where He left off with His covenant people.
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