THE RAINBOW SWASTIKA - Scattered Seed Ministries

policy to discriminate against Jews, to take away their children who have been "wrongly
indoctrinated" and to target the whole lot of us for "cleansing action".
The only defensible position for Jews of any persuasion is to stand with their own people in
their own land, where we have survived enemy attacks time and again (though rationally we
can't explain why...). It is also the best defensive policy for Israel -- the more the better, since
even with G-d's help, "Five will chase one hundred" but "a hundred will chase ten thousand."
(Leviticus 26:8)
According to the published NA timetable, this leaves world Jewry about one to three years to
consolidate in their land before they may be faced with the "Luciferic initiation" or the
alternative. (G-d may decide to postpone their Plan again as He has apparently done several
times, but who wants to gamble on this chance with their family?)
5. Restoring an Ancient Relationship
If the NA has its way, the Jews will be eliminated, along with any non-Jews who show loyalty
to the Jewish Bible and people. The latter group is clearly a potential ally in resisting NA
domination, but the largest contingent among these has ironically been the group under
heaviest suspicion by Jews: the evangelical Christians. Even more ironically, this group more
than any other has a faith system that most closely parallels that of religious Jews. With those
Evangelicals who are not infected with "replacement theology" (which I suspect is a NA
invention anyway), Torah Jews are highly compatible. These alone among the Christians are
interested in moving backward theologically toward the earliest roots of Christianity, where
their first leaders were actually Jews - and Jews who respected Torah, no less.
In a certain sense, this subgroup is the equivalent of younger brothers to the Jews, with a
potential for a relationship that has not been as supportive in perhaps 1800 years. Yet most
Jews continue to single out these particular Christians as objects of suspicion and mistrust,
because of the strength of their convictions and their willingness to talk about what they
believe to everyone. Including Jews.
What's the matter with us? If a group systematically excluded Jews from receiving
information about any other subject on earth, we would yell "antisemitism". Yet we react in
anger and disgust when these Christians refuse to discriminate against Jews in offering what
they consider valuable. The Jewish "Jesus allergy" belongs to another time and place, when
the Jews were a homeless people, second-class, without right of refusal and at the mercy of a
dominating Church (not evangelical, I should point out, but Catholic) which was intent on
forcing Church teaching on us.
We welcome "interfaith" activities with the kinds of Christians who won't bother us about
their faith because they have none to share - they don't take our Bible seriously anymore (and
therefore, don't be surprised if the day comes when they don't take Jews seriously either).
Even with the group which once offended us most, the Catholics, all is forgiven since they no
longer consider Jews worth recruiting. But we react with medieval hostility to one of the
strongest allies the Jews will ever have, rejecting them precisely for the quality that makes
them such firm friends: they are so convinced of their beliefs that they think others should
consider them. Are we threatened by a group that believes our Prophets strongly enough to
see a Jewish Messiah in them? What does that say about our attitude toward those Books
which we ourselves gave them? What does it say about our confidence in our own identity?