Israel Today reveals that Israel’s resurgence has not necessarily improved relations between Jews and Christians.
Israel’s rebirth is like a mirror that when held up to the Christian world reflects their faith. The resurrection of Israel in its Promised Land represents an unprecedented challenge to the Church. For with the return of the Jewish nation to their biblical homeland, God’s will and His promise have been fulfilled, technically speaking.
This also proves that the Old Testament is not obsolete, as much of the Church has been preaching for millennia. Consequently, the Church has also interpreted much of the New Testament incorrectly. The Catholic Church has slowly come to realize this over the past few decades, and has gradually adjusted its political and spiritual stance regarding Israel.
KARMEL vision among Christians in Scandinavian nations, Pastor
Per Faye Hansen also directed his Zionist-Christian activities towards Christians in German speaking countries: Germany, Switzerland and Austria. Also in these lands, as it was among the Nordic peoples, numerous Bible believers expressed their thirst for updated information about Israel – past, present and future – from a Scriptural perspective.
The Cross in the Menorah
In addition to the symbol of the Cross in the Star of David, Faye-Hansen often published in German-speaking countries another new graphic symbol – the Cross within the seven branch Menorah. In this new telling image, the cross was attached as a natural extension.