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WHO DOES NOT SUPPORT ISRAEL AND WHY?

WHO DOES NOT SUPPORT ISRAEL AND WHY?. Approaches To Apocalyptic, Eschatology, & Prophecy. Preterist. Liberal ( ex vaticinia interepolation) Conservative (fulfilled in 70AD). Historicist (Non Lutheran Reformation). P oemicist (Lutheran). F uturist (Dispensationalists).

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WHO DOES NOT SUPPORT ISRAEL AND WHY?

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  1. WHO DOES NOT SUPPORT ISRAEL AND WHY?

  2. Approaches To Apocalyptic, Eschatology, & Prophecy

  3. Preterist • Liberal (ex vaticinia interepolation) • Conservative (fulfilled in 70AD)

  4. Historicist (Non Lutheran Reformation)

  5. Poemicist (Lutheran)

  6. Futurist (Dispensationalists)

  7. Midrashic (First Century Jewish Believers)

  8. Liberal Protestants • Social & political activist gospel and soteriology

  9. Liberal Protestants • Higher critical presupposition hermeneutic; • Consciencisization / liberation theology (Protestant version) • Disbelief in inspiration

  10. Liberal Protestants • Universalist Ecclesiology • Ecumenical • Interfaith • Humanistic Eschatology

  11. Major Factions • Anglican Communion • World Council of Churches • Sabeel Movement

  12. Seminal Theological Figures • Desmond Tutu • Trevor Huddleston (influenced by left wing Roman Catholics – Bonnino, Sobrino)

  13. Roman Catholics

  14. Ritualistic and auto atonement Gospel with Ex Opera Operato Sacramentalist Soteriology

  15. Gnostic Hermeneutic “Sensus Pleniore” • Neo Alexandrian (via Augustine) • Platonic (via Augustine) • Medieval Scholasticism/Artistotelian (via Thomas Aquinas)

  16. Convoluted Ecclesiology • Roman Primacy (One True Church) yet • Neo Pontifical Universalism (religio licita, religio illicita)

  17. Patristic Eschatology • Augustinian cum Constantinian Replacementism • Amillenial/Post Millenial eschtology

  18. Seminal Theological Figures • Augustine of Hippo • Pope Gregory I • Justinian

  19. Eastern Orthodox • Theosis based ritualistic gospel with Iconic soteriology

  20. Hybrid Hermeneutic • Alexandrian (mystical, Gnostic) • Antiochan (literalist)

  21. Byzantian Primacy • Episcopal & patriarchal akin to Anglicans

  22. Patristic Eschatology • Augustinian cum Constantinian Replacementism • A Millenial/Post Millenial eschatology

  23. Seminal Theological Figures • John Chrysostom • Eastern Fathers

  24. Lutheran • Evangelical ‘Sola Fide’ Gospel but retention of Proto-Sacramentalism (infant Baptism, consubstantiation) soteriology • 16th century Christian humanist hermeneutic • Mixed Ecclesiology

  25. Lutheran • Missouri Synod traditionalists • Ecumenical and interfaith World Lutheran Congress

  26. Lutheran • No Eschatology (a-eschatological) but otherwise strongly Augustinian in orientation but hold a belief in parousia • Replacementist Ecclesiology (engendered by Luther’s anti Semitism)

  27. Seminal Theological Figures • Martin Luther • Philip Melanchthon

  28. Covenant Theology Calvinists • Reformed Gospel (limited/particularistic-determinist) • 16th Century Humanist Hermeneutic (De Clementia) • Post or A Millenial Eschatology • Combination Preterist & Historicist Used • Reconstructionist Eschtology • Replacementist

  29. Covenant Theology Calvinists • Preterist & Historicist Eschatology • Reconstructionist Ecclesiology • Preterist • Post Millenial or A Millenial • Replacementist

  30. Seminal Theological Figures • Augustine • Calvin • Beza • Knox

  31. Modern Figures Include • John Piper • D. James Kennedy • Gary North

  32. Major Factions • Presbyterians • Reformed Churches

  33. Emergent Churches • Seeker Friendly Gospel with psychology oriented soteriology • ‘Proof Text’ hermeneutics relying upon multiple paraphrases and translations instead of priority of original autographs & languages

  34. Market Driven Ecclesiology • Usually ecumenical with often strong inter faith leanings

  35. Mixed Replacementist Eschatology • End Times prophecy denigrated as a ‘distraction’ (as in Saddleback) • Pro Islamic sympathy (as in Crystal Cathedral, or Willowcreek)

  36. Reconstructionist Undertones (Global Peace Plan) • Robert Schuller • Rick Warren • Bill Hybels • Chuck Colson • Peter Kreeft • Nicky Gumbel

  37. Refutations

  38. Jesus • Matthew 23 • Zechariah 12 • Luke 21:24 Olivet Discourse

  39. Pauline • Who are Israelites, to whom pertain the adoption, the glory, the covenants, the giving of the law; the service of God, and the promises Romans 9:4 Diatheke - Plural, present continuous active tense-not aorist

  40. Reference Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah Jeremiah 31:31

  41. Do not boast against the branches. But if you do boast, remember that you do not support the root, but the root supports you. You will say then, “Branches were broken off that I might be grafted in. Romans 11:18-19

  42. And they also, if they do not continue in unbelief, will be grafted in, for God is able to graft them in again. For if you were cut out of the olive tree which is wild by nature, and were grafted contrary to nature into a cultivated olive tree, how much more will these, who are natural branches, be grafted into their own olive tree? For I do not desire, brethren, that you should be ignorant of this mystery, lest you should be wise in your own opinion, that blindness in part has happened to Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles has come in. Romans 11: 23-25

  43. For the gifts and calling of God are irrevocable. Romans 11:29

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