>>11165599 lb

>what makes a christian genetically different than a jew? were they not all hebrew before Christ?

All hebrew, from Eber (Abraham's father), yes. But the genetic change occurred in the womb of Rabekah, Isaac's wife.

The twins wrestled in the womb and Rabekah wondered why, inquiring of God about it.

She was told "two nations and two forms of people struggle within you."

One would be Jacob, the other Esau. The nature of each were the nature of Christianity and Judaism repectively today - distinctly different, and at war throughout all of time since then.

>>11165715

Oh, add me, add me.

>>11165766

Abraham was promised the "promised land" of old, which eventually split into two territories - one to the north and one to the south.

The northern one was called Israel, the southern, Judea.

The nation there now we wrongly call Israel, is in the southern portion, Judea.

Remember this every time you hear another preacher lie and say God gave modern Jews the land of Israel.

>>11165815

The true, ultimate promise of the land of Israel is that which has been given all twelve tribes of Israel. This is essentially the whole western, free world now, or the white nations of old.

>>11165823

Good for you.

Glad to help.

>>11165876

Sometimes this is a hard place to learn.

Beats half chan though - like, way.

>>11165870

>Jews were never promised European lands even in the bible.

Jews were never promised anything in the Bible. Israelites were.

Joshua, however, was promised the land "everywhere you shall set your foot."

Explain that one.

If you have not yet overcome the cabal's deliberate confusing of biblical identities over the past many centuries, that is where you need to start. Otherwise, you can never make sense of anything, and will remain as confused as every common church pew-sitter, perfectly vulnerable to the whims of the pulpit.

As far as the twelve inheritances though, there is much other detail about how it became Europe, brilliantly encoded in the Bible, but it takes some real study to realize it.

>>11165839

I don't mean to be a cunt either but confused semantics is how all the best secrets of the Bible remain hidden from most people even to this day.

I don't believe any promise of scripture actually addresses Western Europe proper, but it does by other means.

>>11165839

re the map, Jerusalem is not in Israel of old times, like it is said to be today.

Jerusalem was never in Israel, nor was the promised land ever called Israel before it was split.

The semantics may seem trivial, but when you realize how many critical differences there really are you realize it all collectively says a lot that we never hear actually manifest in doctrine. When we do however, it also explains much else that no other doctrine can even compare with.