08/23/2024
An excerpt from page 5 of The Revelation:
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In the providence of God, during one of my trips to Israel, a book, by a fellow Baptist pastor I knew of, caught my eye in a shop in Bethlehem. Its author, Vendyl Jones, had gone to Israel to study at the Hebrew University only to get involved in the 1967 and 1982 wars, helped the Israeli government develop a military tank, and was granted dual citizenship. If that was not enough, he embraced Judaism's doctrine of Noahide Law and Kabbalistic mysticism, established an archaeological research foundation, and became involved in Judaism's agenda to revive the Sanhedrin and temple sacrifices by searching for the ashes of the red heifer. Claims were made that the Indiana Jones character, in the movie Raiders of the Lors Ark, was patterned after Jones, but he denied that he made the assertion. It appears to me that he married a dispensational view of eschatology (the study of last things) with Judaism's view of Jesus, meaning that he believed in different means of salvation for Jews and Gentiles, called "the plural covenant", and that disturbed me immensely.