A hard cluster of millennial Israeli street-protestors seems to be toying with anarchy.
Yet, paradoxically, it’s because they claim the stable rule of law with democratic checks and balances is in danger.
Israel is teetering between chaos, rebellion and civil war over these questions:
Who will get to decide our laws?
Which judges will or will not be able to overrule our laws?
Will it be:
- Jerusalem rabbis?
- “Settlers” from Judea and Samaria, to their detractors “outlaw-zealots”?
- Atheist Tel Aviv law professors?
Law is a paradox for the human mind and spirit
On the one hand, we...
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Urim is lights, Thummin is perfection. (Ex 28:30) These could be consulted on any matter by the high priest. They are fulfilled in Yeshua, our Great High Priest, and in the new covenant relationship he has given us with God. God Word is a light unto our paths, (Ps 119:105) that causes us to walk in the light of life, (Job 33:30; John 8:12) the integrity of perfection. His laws are now written on the hearts of those who receive him. (Jer 31:33) They are guided by God’s Holy Spirit who causes them to walk in it. (Is 30:21; Jer 6:16; 2 John 1:6; Rev 21:24) Religions, States and individuals tend to overrule God’s Word and directions for self-serving interests, however their consequences tend to make them review their choices.
googletranslate: We are glad that those who want to keep God’s commandments are finally forming the government in Israel. We can no longer deviate from this, but the applicable laws can check whether they are in accordance with the divine laws and if not, adjust.
p.s. You can’t say that often enough.
Wir sind froh, dass endlich diejenigen, die Gottes Gebote halten wollen, in Israel die Regierung bilden. Davon dürfen wir nicht mehr weichen, sondern die geltenden Gesetze
prüfen, ob sie mit den göttlichen Gesetzen in Übereinstimmung sind und wenn nicht, daran
anpassen.
p.s. Das kann man nicht oft genug sagen.