Israel, the Last Days, and the Coming Deception

Why Biblical Clarity Matters More Than Ever

On October 7, 2023, the world witnessed unspeakable brutality—the mass murder, torture, and abduction of Jewish civilians in Israel. The horror of that day should have unified moral clarity across the Church.

Instead, it exposed something far more disturbing.

In the months following October 7, an unprecedented hostility toward Israel erupted—not merely from secular culture, but from Christendom itself, particularly within American Protestantism. For generations, many churches quietly held to replacement theology while maintaining public silence about the modern nation of Israel. That silence is now gone.

Mainline Protestant denominations now speak openly and unapologetically:
There is no Israel. The Church is Israel.

Pastors, theologians, and Christian commentators—many of whom had never previously spoken against Israel or the Jewish people—now do so openly, aggressively, and without restraint. What was once implied is now proclaimed.

This shift is not confined to one political camp. Since 2023, segments of the right—historically defenders of Israel’s right to exist and sovereignty—have also fractured. Voices once considered allies now echo language that mirrors replacement theology, moral inversion, and prophetic blindness.

This series exists because a line has been crossed.

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Why This Matters Prophetically

Scripture warned that:

• Israel would become a burdensome stone to the nations (Zechariah 12:3)

• The Church would face apostasy in the last days (2 Timothy 3:1–5)

• Gentile believers would be tempted to grow arrogant toward Israel (Romans 11:18–25)

What we are witnessing since October 7 is the convergence of all three.

This is not about political disagreement.
This is about theological rebellion against God’s covenants.

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A Word the Church Has Not Been Prepared to Hear

As hostility toward Israel increases, hostility toward those who support Israel will follow.

Believers who reject replacement theology—who take Scripture at face value and affirm God’s faithfulness to Israel—are already being:

• labeled heretics

• dismissed as “dangerous dispensationalists”

• accused of political idolatry

• caricatured as extremists

• ostracized in Christian spaces

History shows a consistent pattern:
The “Saturday people” are targeted first—then the “Sunday people” follow.

This series is written to equip the remnant to stand without fear, without compromise, and without confusion.

“Do not be ignorant of this mystery…” — Romans 11:25