So what is the real allure of replacement theology?

It's time for The Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and theologian, Dr. Michael Brown, your voice of moral, cultural, and spiritual revolution.

Michael Brown is the director of the Coalition of Conscience and President of Fire School of Ministry.

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Here again is Dr. Michael Brown.

Well, here we are.

Another thoroughly Jewish Thursday broadcast, Michael Brown, delighted to be with you.

You have any Jewish-related questions of any kind, Hebrew-related questions relating to Jesus being the Messiah, questions about Israel, questions about Jewish tradition.

Give me a call. 866-348-7-884. We will catch up on some Israel-related news, and in a few minutes,

we're going to dive into the subject of replacement theology. We've talked about this before,

but I want to give some of the appeal of replacement theology, why it's often so popular. And I want to do this

in the best way possible. In other words, not bashing, not criticizing, but trying to

sympathetically ask why replacement theology has so much appeal. If you're not familiar with the

term, I'll explain it momentarily. I've had some

very nice dialogue with the Palestinian Christian leaders with whom I dialoged in Bethlehem

Bayt-Jala last month and challenged publicly and then debated. One of them did a mini-debat,

and they've written an article in response to my article, what I learned at Christ at the checkpoint. They wrote an article

differing with me on certain points, but emphasizing the key thing, the key thing is that we want

to continue to build friendship and interact and listen to one another.

So I appreciate it, their spirit and tone.

And maybe at some point I'll interact a little bit more detail with some of what they shared.

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