Covenants, Repentance, and National Judgment

The difference between the Abrahamic covenant and the Mosaic covenant is crucial to understanding God's plan for his people. The Abrahamic covenant promises that the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob will inherit the land, but the Mosaic covenant outlines the requirements for staying in the land. We need to understand these covenants and follow God's commands if we want to stay in the land and receive his blessings.

To understand the current state of the world, especially in relation to Israel and America, it's crucial to read and meditate on scriptures such as Leviticus 26 and Deuteronomy 28 through 30. These passages provide serious warnings and guidelines that every Jew and Christian should consider to fulfill Yeshua's command to be the light of the world. The call is to come out of the worldly system and seek conviction from God, recognizing that true victory against enemies like Hamas, Hezbollah, and other terrorist groups comes not through military might alone, but through repentance and alignment with God's commands.

The United States, with its $40 trillion debt, is considered a cursed nation according to the Torah. The problems of racial divisions, civil unrest, and government corruption are symptoms of a deeper issue - a departure from God's principles. The pride and arrogance in both America and Israel, countries that proclaim God is on their side, need to be addressed. The focus should be on the Great Commission rather than political power. Yeshua and his disciples were not involved in politics; their mission was to spread the word of God, which is the true path to changing the world.

The current state of politics, with its emphasis on ego, narcissism, and the idolatry of politicians, is a significant departure from God's will. Until there is repentance, the situation will not improve. The biblical principle that what God thought to do to enemies, He will do to those who disobey Him, is a stark warning found in Numbers 33. This is a call to understand that God's judgment begins with those who claim to follow Him.