If you believe Yeshua HaMaschiach is the fulfillment of Jewish prophecy, then the idea that state power must help bring prophecy to pass should raise serious questions.
Because once territorial expansion gets framed in explicitly biblical terms, it doesn’t stay in the realm of belief.
It gets read as: policy being shaped by religious frameworks.
And once that happens, other countries don’t debate the doctrine.
There’s a deeper tension here.
If you believe Yeshua HaMaschiach is the fulfillment of Jewish prophecy, then the idea that state power must help bring prophecy to pass should raise serious questions.
Because once territorial expansion gets framed in explicitly biblical terms, it doesn’t stay in the realm of belief.
It gets read as:
policy being shaped by religious frameworks.
And once that happens, other countries don’t debate the doctrine.
They react to it.