Israel Moments | Creepy Passage in the Talmud about Jesus

Israel Moment #39 - Creepy Passage in the Talmud about Jesus
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Hello this is Pastor Steven Anderson from Faithful Word Baptist church in Tempe Arizona. Today I want to talk about Zechariah 2, verses 7 and 8. Where the Bible reads "Deliver thyself, O Zion, that dwellest with the daughter of Babylon. For thus saith the Lord of hosts; After the glory hath he sent me unto the nations which spoiled you: for he that toucheth you toucheth the apple of his eye." And a lot of people who fail to rightly divide the Word of Truth, they'll quote Old Testament scriptures like this, and try to apply them to the current, modern day Christ-rejecting nation of Israel, or to modern day so-called "Jews", and say "they are the apple of God's eye! If you touch them, you're touching the apple of God's eye and God is going to punish you! You need to seek their good." And so forth. Now of course, like I said, these people are just stuck under the Old Covenant, they don't realize that the kingdom of god was taken from them, and given to a nation bringing forth the fruits thereof, and that the "Jews" are no longer God's chosen people. But what's interesting about this, is that the teaching that applies...
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This Old Testament scripture from Zechariah 2:7 and 8, "unto modern day Jews", doesn't come from the New Testament. It actually comes from the Talmud, and I'm going to show you that in a moment. But first of all, let me just show you the context, it says in verse 7 "Deliver thyself, O Zion, that dwellest with the daughter of Babylon." So this is being spoken while Jews are in Babylon, in the Babylonian captivity. And he's talking about the fact that when Babylon had attacked them, and taken them into captivity, and people are continuing to treat them poorly, that they're touching the apple of God's eye. That's back when the Jews were still God's chosen people, because it's back in the Old Testament! We're in the New Testament now. This scripture is not relevant to a Christ rejecting nation that is no longer God's chosen people. They're not the apple of His eye. We as believers, we as Christians are the apple of His eye! But here's what's creepy about this.
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You'll hear this verse ALL the time, and you'll hear Zionist Christians all the time, "they're the apple of God's eye, apple of God's eye, apple of God's eye!" Listen to this. This is from the Talmud, and this is where Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour, is being boiled in hot excrement as punishment for mocking the words of the Rabbis... Of course the Talmud is a blasphemous book, to even say such things about our Lord Jesus Christ. But in the Talmud, as Jesus is being punished in boiling excrement... This is what Jesus says in the Talmud, about (unbelieving) "Israel".... "Seek their welfare, seek not their harm. Whoever touches them, is as though he touches the apple of God's eye." Then someone asks, "what is your punishment?", and Jesus says "with boiling excrement, for the master hath said, whoever mocks the words of the sages is punished with boiling excrement."
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So basically, this fake story in the Talmud of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, in hell, being punished in boiling excrement for all eternity... He's the one who's telling you, O modern day Christian, that "if we touch the nation of Israel, we're touching the apple of God's eye". See, the Bible said that about OLD TESTAMENT Israel, that was captive in Babylon, back when they still worshiped the true God. Back before they REJECTED our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. It's the Talmud... and in fact it's one of the most blasphemous sections of the Talmud... where a fake Jesus is telling you to "do them no harm, seek their good, because they're the apple of God's eye." So next time you hear a Christian Zionist saying "well, the nation of Israel over there in the middle east, is the apple of God's eye", just remember that they're actually quoting the Satanic Talmud that blasphemes the Lord Jesus Christ. They're not quoting Zechariah chapter 2, because Zechariah chapter 2 was about an Old Testament nation that still worshiped the Lord. It's the Talmud that would apply that statement to modern day Israel, in the New Testament, after they have already been rejected as God's people.
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Main Scripture/s Zechariah 2:7-8
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