Are today's Jews the same people the Bible speaks of? What does the scripture mean when it mentions

those who say they are Jews but are of the synagogue of Satan? Is modern Israel a continuation

of ancient Israel and does the Abrahamic covenant still apply? Does today's Israeli state fulfill prophecy, or as God

replaced the Jewish people? And how are social media influencers shaping this debate? We'll answer

these questions and many more on today's Endtime show.

Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Dave Robbins with End Time Ministries, and I do thank you for joining me on this edition of The End Time Show. You know, there is a topic that is resurfaced

in our generation, and it's one that many voices online are kind of twisting and misusing.

Some people today are claiming that the modern Jewish people are the synagogue of Satan,

mentioned in Revelation 2. But is that what the Bible teaches? Well, the answer is absolutely not.

And to understand why, I want us to look closely at Jesus' message to the church of, what

was it, Smyrna in Revelations.

Now, before we go there, I want to talk to you real quickly about the summary

of the seven churches in Revelation. To understand this segment of Revelation, you've got to

understand and recognize the divine outline that's given in Revelation 119. John, the Bible says that John was told, John, in this book,

these 22 chapters, you're going to write the things which thou has seen, the things which are

presently, and the things which shall be here after. So in chapter one, John wrote the things that he had seen, a vision that he saw.

In chapters 2 and 3 of Revelation, he wrote the things which are letters to seven churches that were on the earth 2,000 years ago, during his era.

And then chapters 4 through 22, those are the things which will be here

after. Chapter 4 begins the prophetic portion of the book of Revelation. Well, chapters 2 and 3

contain Jesus' message to the seven churches of Asia Minor. This would be Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamus, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and

Laeotasia. And these were literal churches overseen by the Apostle John after his exile from Patmos.

So God gave John specific messages for each congregation.

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