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La-la-la-la-ha-la-oh-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho Hello, friends.

Hello, friends.

Greg Kokel here for stand to reason, and Amy Hall is with me, and we're kind of continuing our conversation from the last show. And I feel

bad, Amy, because I was blathering on here about my views. And then, you know, we had to cram you

into the last 15 minutes. And, of course, you had so much to share. So we gave you a reprieve.

We're coming back, and we got a whole hour now. We probably won't take the entire thing for this issue, but we can take as much as we need so that you can have your say. And just to bring you up to date if you heard the last show or not, we are talking about a grotesque trend that we see, just not only generally in the culture

of anti-Semitism, but of Jew, of Jew hatred, especially showing his head in the church

with people who profess to be Christians. And we dealt with some of

those issues before, and my main point, our main point really is to try to help people see

a biblical understanding. Get your theology squared away so you respond appropriately

regarding Israel today and Jews in our communities.

And I really have been shaking my head because it's hard for me to understand what's going on,

especially the ones that are pursuing this enterprise so vigorously.

But I think there are also, excuse me, well-meaning Christians that

have been caught up and are wondering about certain passages.

And I spent some time in the Old Testament talking about God's plan for salvation from

the Abraham covenant, that there would be a nation come forth from Abraham's own loins, that would be

the promised people, and that through Abraham, then Isaac, through Jacob, would be a race

of people that God has chosen for himself, and that he made some commitments to him, to them,

rather, and that is through the Mosaic covenant, that

if you go through the material that I talked about or made reference to the Bible fast forward,

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