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re: Is Rep. Mace Correct? Biblical Warfare in Gaza?
Posted on 5/11/24 at 9:53 pm to Diamondawg
Posted on 5/11/24 at 9:53 pm to Diamondawg
Comment on all or whatever portion you wish to comment on. I expect that the traditional Methodist view of things are not the same as Rev John Hagee. True?
Rep Mace may or may not agree with Rev John Hagee on these issues. All we know is from her comments, which were brief and she provided them without any explanation or clarification.
But, just share you perspective and opinion as you see fit, in light of Rep Mace's comment.
Rep Mace may or may not agree with Rev John Hagee on these issues. All we know is from her comments, which were brief and she provided them without any explanation or clarification.
But, just share you perspective and opinion as you see fit, in light of Rep Mace's comment.
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Posted on 5/12/24 at 10:50 am to Champagne
I tuned Hagee out many years ago. He has made a ton of money on eschatology predictions. You know; "send your money to Jesus but use my address". So, I know little of his most recent predictions.
As to Mace, her rant does have some Biblical backing so she if free to believe that. Personally, I think the war is about defending your country from terrorists that happen to believe differently than the Jews. So in the end, the Bible tells you no one knows the day or the hour but you can bend anything going on today people can find some support in the Bible. I guess a stretch could take it back to Isaac and Ishmael and the formation of the Islam faith. So natural enemies in the sense of how Ishmael and Hagar were banished.
As to Mace, her rant does have some Biblical backing so she if free to believe that. Personally, I think the war is about defending your country from terrorists that happen to believe differently than the Jews. So in the end, the Bible tells you no one knows the day or the hour but you can bend anything going on today people can find some support in the Bible. I guess a stretch could take it back to Isaac and Ishmael and the formation of the Islam faith. So natural enemies in the sense of how Ishmael and Hagar were banished.
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