Anonymous
6/30/2025, 8:43:25 PM No.17804279
>Both Le Christians
>They talk about a verse…
But the actual verse refers to Abraham and his descendants, not specifically to Israel. So both sides misinterpret it in a fundamental and critical way.
Neither party even knows where this verse is found. It’s especially damning for Ted, who has made it his life’s mission to defend Israel based on a verse he misquotes, can’t locate, and likely hasn’t read since Sunday school (if that story’s even true).
Most Christians are even less informed. The average American cultural Christian mutt has no idea what the verse actually says and simply parrots whatever their jewish slave masters tell them, rather than, say, opening the book and reading it themselves.
Meanwhile, Jews blatantly distort their own scriptures, claiming that the biblical blessing was given unconditionally to the modern state of Israel. But that’s not what the Old Testament says at all.
In reality, the Bible instructs believers to bless the descendants of Abraham a broad and undefined lineage that includes many nations and peoples, not just the Israelites.
And that blessing is conditional, it’s tied to those who remain faithful to God's covenant, meaning monotheism, righteousness, and moral conduct etc. (this ironically excludes many descendants of abraham) Yet no modern Christian blesses Abraham and his broader lineage. Not even in passing.
Ironically, it’s Muslims -of all people- who actually send daily blessings to both Abraham and Muhammad, and to their respective families, in their five daily prayers, even though that specific passage from Genesis isn’t in the Qur’an..
This consistent practice reflects a recognition of Abraham’s spiritual legacy and implicitly passing the torch to Muhammad and his nation as being the new chosen people (even though blessings are sent to both)
In other words, Muslims honor the biblical covenant more faithfully than those who claim exclusive ownership of it.
>They talk about a verse…
But the actual verse refers to Abraham and his descendants, not specifically to Israel. So both sides misinterpret it in a fundamental and critical way.
Neither party even knows where this verse is found. It’s especially damning for Ted, who has made it his life’s mission to defend Israel based on a verse he misquotes, can’t locate, and likely hasn’t read since Sunday school (if that story’s even true).
Most Christians are even less informed. The average American cultural Christian mutt has no idea what the verse actually says and simply parrots whatever their jewish slave masters tell them, rather than, say, opening the book and reading it themselves.
Meanwhile, Jews blatantly distort their own scriptures, claiming that the biblical blessing was given unconditionally to the modern state of Israel. But that’s not what the Old Testament says at all.
In reality, the Bible instructs believers to bless the descendants of Abraham a broad and undefined lineage that includes many nations and peoples, not just the Israelites.
And that blessing is conditional, it’s tied to those who remain faithful to God's covenant, meaning monotheism, righteousness, and moral conduct etc. (this ironically excludes many descendants of abraham) Yet no modern Christian blesses Abraham and his broader lineage. Not even in passing.
Ironically, it’s Muslims -of all people- who actually send daily blessings to both Abraham and Muhammad, and to their respective families, in their five daily prayers, even though that specific passage from Genesis isn’t in the Qur’an..
This consistent practice reflects a recognition of Abraham’s spiritual legacy and implicitly passing the torch to Muhammad and his nation as being the new chosen people (even though blessings are sent to both)
In other words, Muslims honor the biblical covenant more faithfully than those who claim exclusive ownership of it.
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