What Does the Bible Say About Supporting Israel Today?
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The question of whether Christians should support Israel isn’t just a political one—it’s a deeply theological one. From Genesis to Revelation, Israel occupies a central place in the biblical narrative. But what does that mean for us today?
In Romans 11, Paul reminds us that Israel has not been rejected by God and that Gentile believers have been “grafted in” to the promises originally made to Abraham. Psalm 122:6 urges believers to “pray for the peace of Jerusalem.” But does spiritual solidarity translate into political support for the modern nation-state?
Recent events have pushed this question to the forefront. With conflicts escalating and political alliances shifting, many Christians are wrestling with how biblical prophecy, covenant theology, and modern geopolitics intersect. Is supporting Israel a matter of obedience to Scripture—or is it more complicated?
The article below provides a strong case for why many evangelicals believe supporting Israel is both biblically sound and spiritually urgent.
“Our support of Israel is ultimately a reflection of our support of God’s unchanging promises and faithfulness.”
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Do you believe Christians have a biblical responsibility to support Israel?
How do you balance spiritual allegiance with modern political realities?