Christians across the UK have been horrified by news that the Church of England General Synod has betrayed Israel by voting for a seriously antisemitic document called Kairos Palestine.
It purports to express solidarity with Palestinian Christians while accusing Israel of genocide, colonisation, and ethnic cleansing. It even appears to justify the October 7, 2023, massacre of Jews on the basis of “decades of injustice, oppression and displacement” in Gaza.
In a Revelation TV studio discussion of the debacle, presenter Simon Barrett said it represented “a pure Islamic agenda wrapped up in Christian theology” – biblically heretical and a complete denial of Scripture.
Rev Tim Guttman said the document was full of lies and antisemitism, adding: “Somebody needs to stand up and say, ‘You brood of vipers’,” referring to the way Jesus denounced the religious leaders of his day.
Mr Guttman said it would spell the end of the institution in the same way that the Methodists have suffered haemorrhage since calling for a boycott of Israel some years ago.
“When you mess with Israel you’re poking God in the eye,” he said. (Israel is several times referred to as ‘the apple of God’s eye’ in the Bible).
He went on: “Christians are calling for the destruction of the only democracy in the Middle East.” And this was especially mystifying after their recent apology for a millennium of antisemitism, a reference to a 2022 Anglican event in Oxford marking 800 years since English clerics passed a motion that subsequently led to the banishment of Jews from this country.
Also taking part in the programme was Pastor Regan King, who said: “The Anglican Church has lost its mooring. This is a gospel issue.”
Charles Gardner is author of Israel the Chosen, available from Amazon; Peace in Jerusalem, available from olivepresspublisher.com; To the Jew First, A Nation Reborn, and King of the Jews, all available from Christian Publications International.
The Anglican Church is essentially Catholic, thus anti-Semitic. So, is the academic establishment… Oxford & Cambridge, – it’s all anti-Judaic.
Amen. They will receive the greater condemnation.
Religions of this world have nothing to do with God’s kingdom.
This statement means that established religions on earth, with their structures and worldly sanctuaries and man-made practices, are not directly related to the spiritual realm of God’s kingdom.
The true and obedient worshipers of God are a separated people, operating in a heavenly reality beyond human control.
This truth is based on Jesus’ words, “My kingdom is not of this world” found in the Bible (John 18:36 KJV)
Jesus never established a church on earth, even though he was a carpenter. Why? Because, he is the church. He never told his disciples to label their converts and create church networks. He told his disciples to preach the gospel and take nothing for their work: “heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse those with leprosy, cast out demons. Freely you received, freely give.”
(Matt. 10:8 KJV)
Religions on earth are money machines, nothing more, and nothing less.
Well, the Nazarenes were a sect of Judaism, all Torah observant. There was no major difference between the Nazarenes and other Jews, except that they deemed Yeshu the Messiah.
Sadly, due to falsified gospels and the power of the Papacy, few walk as the early Jewish followers did – it’s all paganized…