The Week in Bible Prophecy, a Prophecy Watchers podcast.

Hello, Gary Stearman of Prophecy Watchers with me, Mondo Gonzalez.

Mondo, we are going to talk about a hot subject today.

The subject is Christian Zionism.

Yes, and I think we need to, we're going to start right out of the gate in some of these, Gary,

and just give some definitions, because what we're seeing, certainly in the media,

ever since October 7th, it's been of 2023, it's kind of interesting.

Israel has got to the forefront because of their response to the, again, to the atrocities that happened against

Israel by Hamas on that day. And, um, and of course, now what we're seeing is people are

thrown around this, this phrase. We saw, we saw this with Tucker Carlson. We've seen it with some,

with Candace Owens and others who are talking about Christian Zionism.

And I was at a conference this last weekend, and I heard somebody say that there are only two false doctrines.

And one of them is Christian Zionism, and the other one is the preacher of rapture.

And I thought, wow, I mean, I the other one is the preacher of rapture. And I thought, wow.

I mean, I guess I'm in the false doctrine, which I don't believe is the case.

But I think later, can I just, I'll set the stage here, Gary, because, and then because of

that conversation, I was talking to another person, and they had made the comment about Christian

Zionism to me. And they said,

well, are you a Christian Zionist? And I said, whenever somebody asked that question about anything,

are you a Calvinist, are you an Armenian, are you Presbyterian? The first thing I always say is,

well, what do you mean by that? What's your definition? And so when I said, what do you mean by Christian Zionism? Because I want to know where you're coming from. He goes, well, to me, Christian Zionism is that Israel can do whatever it wants. It can kill women and children and everything. And as a Christian, I have to support that. And I go, well, then I'm certainly not a Christian Zionist, if that is your definition.

And what we've been seeing, Gary, is the lack of, again, specificity.

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