I am a Zionist. A Zionist is a person who believes in the Jewish people’s right to self-determination in their ancestral homeland of Israel. It affirms that Jews, like all peoples, have the right to live in safety, dignity, and sovereignty in a nation of their own.
I am a Zionist.
God is a Zionist. Jesus Christ is a Zionist and a Jew. The Holy Spirit is a Zionist.
I’ll remain with Them, on Their side.
You don’t like that? Don’t agree? Well…
You loathe, have a red hot hatred of Jews, of Israel, and speak out against Israel? You cannot then also claim to love God, know God, love Jesus, know Jesus, and be His disciple, or have the Holy Spirit in you working. For to hate Israel is to grieve the Godhead and go against the word of God. Beginning in Genesis 12.
You may go to a church every Sunday. And done so for years. You may be a pastor, a Sunday school teacher, a longtime professed Christian — but if you hate Israel? Hate Jews, are an anti-Zionist? You are living a lie pretending to know God, know Jesus, humble yourself, and obey the Living God, Who is a Zionist.
Maintain the vitriol towards Israel and Jews, and discover what happens on Judgment Day when you are before the LORD, Jesus Christ. Can’t write face-to-face, because you will not be able to look the LORD in the eye.
Israel, as always, is imperfect and errs often. Is riddled with sin and idolatry and loves the world while also desiring to maintain its favored nation status with God. That never worked in history and is not, will not work now. Not if believing the inerrant, infallible, unchangeable, eternal, active, and living Word.
That said, Israel isn’t going anywhere.
In fact, it’s going to take on proportions according to its rightful allotment as promised and given by God.
And Jesus, Who is coming back to judge the nations and establish His kingdom on David’s throne IN JERUSALEM, that’s in Israel, where He will rule for 1,000 years. Prior to the new heavens, the new earth, and the NEW JERUSALEM. Not the fictitious place called Palestine. Can’t hate Israel, deny Israel, speak ill of Israel and Jews, and be part of the New Jerusalem.
Oh, no. Won’t happen.
Not according to me. According to God. Read all about it in His word given to every person willing to find Him and the Truth, find His Son, Jesus, and repent, confessing sin, humbling oneself, and no longer being at enmity with God, but becoming part of the family of God.
Not everyone is a child of God. That’s just another in the long string of lies from the world, adopted, and lived out foolishly, since living in a house built of falsehoods will have a great fall.
American churches are jam-packed with pretenders to the throne of God. Pretenders of the regenerative Supernatural power of the Holy Spirit.
False teachers. Unsound doctrines. Itching ears. Wolves in sheep’s clothing devouring the flock. All frothed and foamed up in their toxic spittle spewing.
It rages on. Grows, Escalates.
Just as it did in Germany in the 1920s, 1930s…
There is always only one of two sides of history to be on. Only two kinds of people on this earth, no matter where one lives, how old, which sex/gender/set of reproductive organs you were born with, what language you speak — either one of God’s people, truly, one of the fold of Jesus, indwelt with the Holy Spirit. And everyone else. Who are in Satan’s camp and serving him, though they would deny that truth to their death, and most will.
Tragically.
Read on…
Ken Pullen, Sunday, November 9th, 2025
When False Teaching Morphs Into Antisemitism… It Rarely Stays Within The Confines Of Church Walls
November 9, 2025
Reprinted from Harbinger’s Daily
Tucker Carlson recently made headlines with his anti-Jewish rant during his podcast interview of Nick Fuentes, a commentator with antisemite beliefs. They cleverly displayed their racial prejudice under the guise of questioning Israel’s prominent place in world affairs.
Although Tucker Carlson professes to be a Christian, the dialogue between the two turned ugly as they attacked what they called “Christian Zionists,” referring to them as having a “brain virus.” They ridiculed the belief of believers like us who believe that Israel has a special place in future Bible prophecy as God’s chosen people.
During the podcast, Carlson displayed his unmistakable bias against the Jewish people while at the same time mocking millions of believers. If he had done so against the blacks or Hispanics, his career as a journalist might have been short-lived at best. Instead, many conservatives continue to revere him.
What lies behind his hatred for the Jewish people? Is it not the teaching that God has rejected Israel?
Antisemitism Often Begins Inside the Walls of Churches
Based upon Carlson’s comments and his claims to be a Christian, it’s evident that he adheres to a form of Replacement Theology. This teaching asserts that God rejected the Jewish people after Jesus’ crucifixion and replaced Israel with the church. In other words, there’s no future restoration of a kingdom to Israel and no thousand-year reign of Jesus over the nations. The church inherited God’s kingdom promises to the nation of Israel, albeit spiritually rather than physically.
Historically, the anti-Jewish mindset of those who have held to Replacement Theology beliefs has never stayed within the walls of the church. During the Spanish Inquisition of the fifteenth century, the Catholic Church turned its fury against Jews as well as Protestants. Propelled by its belief that it was God’s true kingdom on earth, they forced hundreds of thousands to either convert or face torture and, in many cases, death. Because of its errant beliefs regarding Israel, the Catholic church persecuted the Jews during this time and forced as many as 100,000 of them to leave their homes in Spain.
Martin Luther, who also taught that God had rejected Israel, preached an angry sermon against the Jews after they failed to convert to Christianity. Adolf Hitler later used this message as a part of his justification for the holocaust.
Now we have a highly respected and influential conservative journalist taking his errant beliefs regarding Israel outside the church walls to the world. His words will influence many Americans, which will give Satan the opportunity to turn his angry words into hatred for the Jewish people. Carlson’s words are music to the ears of Israel’s enemies.
Pastors who deny Israel’s place in Bible prophecy or refuse to talk about Bible prophecy from the pulpit create a vacuum that the enemy seeks to fill with hatred for God’s chosen people. Please know I’m not saying that false teaching is the only reason for today’s rampant antisemitism, but it is one of them.
The Resulting Antisemitism Is Divisive
Not only does the antisemitism embedded in Replacement theology spill over into the world, but it also causes much division. Carlson’s comments are already causing divisions among conservatives. In his podcast, he specifically attacked Mike Huckabee and Ted Cruz, who agree with him on most political issues. Another conservative commentator, Mark Levin, has also sharply criticized Carlson.
Senator Ted Cruz responded to Carlson’s put-down at the Republican Jewish Coalition’s annual summit on October 30, 2025. He said, “In the last six months, I’ve seen more antisemitism on the right than I have in my entire life. This is poison, and I believe we are facing an existential crisis in our party and in our country.”
The popularity of Bible prophecy teachings that come directly from Replacement Theology has long caused divisions among believers, and it’s getting worse. Because we adhere to Premillennial beliefs such as the Rapture, the thousand-year reign of Christ, and the Lord’s future restoration of a kingdom to Israel, we are no longer welcome in many “Bible-believing” churches.
Carlson had this to say about those he described as Christian Zionists: “I dislike them more than anybody … because it’s Christian heresy, and I’m offended by that as a Christian.”
Is this not what Jude wrote about long ago? (verses 17-21) It’s the scoffers, driven by errant theology, who divide the body of Christ.
Antisemitism Is Prophetic
What the Bible reveals about the Tribulation period tells us it will be a horrific time for the Jewish people. Jeremiah 30:7 refers to it as “the time of Jacob’s trouble.” In the Olivet Discourse, Jesus urgently warns the Jewish people living in Israel to flee after the antichrist defiles the temple (Matthew 24:15-22). Zechariah 13:8-9 sadly tells us that only one-third of the Jews will remain alive at the end of the time Jesus refers to as “great tribulation.” It’s this remnant that will turn to Jesus with saving faith.
Twenty-five years ago, one might have said that the nations of the world would never accept such deadly persecution of the Jews. Now, however, we see vast numbers of people marching in support of Hamas in spite of its October 7, 2023, brutal and barbaric massacre of the Jews. Nations openly condemn Israel for seeking to eliminate the deadly threats on its borders.
A sympathizer of Hamas and outspoken antisemitic, Zohran Mamdani, is now the mayor-elect of New York City. As Amir Tsarfati posted on Telegram, many of the Jews who live there are now in fear for their future. Will the Lord use this to bring many of them to Israel?
Is it not ironic that Carlson’s hatred of the Jews and “Christian Zionists” is fulfilling the literal interpretation of Scripture that he ridicules?
The false teaching that God rejected Israel and reneged on His promises to the nation finds its way outside the walls of churches, where it often morphs into antisemitism. It happened in the past. It’s happening now, and make no mistake: it’s music to the ears of those who hate the Jewish people.
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