Jewish Missionaries for Christianity

19 Menachem Av 5779

In Israel, we have what I call Jewish missionaries for Christianity.  These are mostly Anglo, self-professed "religious Orthodox" Jews who are on a self-described "mission" to bring Jews and Christians together based on what they claim is a commonality shared by the two groups.  Despite the fact that assimilation is a spiritual disease that is spread by contact in the public sphere, these Jewish missionaries for Christianity have no concern at all for the spiritual well-being of their Jewish brethren.  This is being demonstrated once again in the lead-up to the most contagious season of all in Israel - Sukkot. 

Every year the Christian missionaries go all out to bring their message to the Jews of Israel.  You see, they claim that events connected with Yeshu's "first coming" occurred during the "Spring Feasts" and likewise, events foretold to occur at his "second coming" will take place during the "Fall Feasts."  That's why they are always expecting really "BIG things" to happen at Sukkot (Gog uMagog) time.  

Too many ignorant Jews buy into the false narrative that what occurs in Israel every Sukkot - the missionary-orgs-inspired and missionary-orgs-led "March of the Nations" - is a fulfillment of the prophecy that all nations will come up to Jerusalem to bow before G-d and submit to His sovereignty.  For, in truth, to these thousands of joyful Christian celebrants, Yeshu IS "God," G-d forbid!  And it is HE that they come to worship and praise and bow before, and their great expectation is that davka at this holiday, the Jews will join them in submission to their UNholy three-in-one.

Everything they do here during that time is geared to this end and it gets bigger and bigger, and bigger every year!!!

A controversy has already been stirred over the newest addition to this year's lineup.  

Is a Popular Musical Coming to Israel Designed to Missionize Jews?

(How "popular" can it be?  It was created for Sukkot in Jerusalem 2019 and has not yet been seen. But that's BIN for you.)

Judy Lash Balint, a popular Jerusalem author, is quoted in the article as saying: “Nowhere in the advertising is it mentioned that this is a production created by a gospel singer promoting a Jesus agenda. If that had been clear and Israelis still want to attend, fine. I was in touch with many people I know who ‘liked’ the ad for the musical and who had no clue who was behind it."

Another savvy self-respecting Jew wrote via Facebook, according to the article: “Attendance to such an event, even if the subject matter doesn’t include Jesus at all, is extremely problematic. Besides the fact that the people involved in the event are actively praying for the conversion of Jews, proceeds for the event go to support the missionary organization. Missionaries produced this and are hoping their work in Israel here will open the hearts of Jews to Jesus.”

This musical is being promoted by a gospel musician whose music is for the sole purpose of honoring and glorifying a false god and leading others to do the same.  



Advance advertising is gearing it towards families with children and there is a Facebook ad asking for donations to cover free admission for Holocaust survivors and orphans.

Rosh Chodesh Elul and the start of the 40 Days of Awe are just around the corner.  It is not too soon to begin warning everyone we know and to influence everyone we can to not take their children to see this musical.  The best outcome would if there were no audience for this musical.  Not only would it deprive the makers of funds to further their missionary agenda among Jews in Israel, it would go a long way towards discouraging others following in their path.

To paraphrase Pirkei Avot: "If we are not for ourselves, who will be for us?"  Certainly not the Yeshu-worshipers, no matter how much they protest their "love" for us!

JEWS, WAKE UP!!!!