You are either unable to comprehend what I’ve posted to you, or you’re ignoring it completely.
Well, there’s a third possibility, which is that you want to complicate what is quite simple, so that you can bloviate endlessly and attempt to impress with long-winded posts.
However, it is, as I said, simple.
No one receives salvation except through Jesus Christ, including the Jews.
But they remain the chosen people of God, and close to His heart, because of His eternal covenant with them. The end times revolve around Israel. He is far from done with them, and at the end, all of those Jews who remain will look upon the Lord, understand He is their Messiah, and be saved.
This is all Biblical. If you don’t accept it, it’s your issue.
The modern state of Israel is anti-Christ at this point.
At this point, it is therefore unscriptural and against the will of God to support that anti-Christ nation.
By the same token, most every other nation is anti-Christ as well at this point. Until the post-WWII era, the US had been arguably a Christian nation, but that’s a difficult argument to make now.
No nation currently has any sort of covenantal relationship with God under the Kingdom of Christ. A Christian nation would have to establish Biblically sound laws and institutions.
For example, if it has schools, they must be Biblically sound, which would include not teaching any other religion than Biblically sound Christianity. Countries that espouse religious pluralism institutionalize other religions that are enemies of Jesus Christ. Of course, secular humanist ethics are also anti-Christ. The teaching of morals and ethics must fully espouse and be founded upon Biblical doctrine in order for such education to be Biblical.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_education_in_primary_and_secondary_education
In addition to those in the above article, Iceland reportedly requires Christian education in its public education system for children.
I mention education as an example since it typically always includes teaching on ethics, which, in a Christian nation, can not teach principles opposed to the Bible. Therefore, any teaching in a Christian nation can not allow religious pluralism or secular humanism to be taught alongside Christian ethics as “another option”, etc.
I’d like you to comment on the anti-Christ stances I noted in my earlier post in the modern state of Israel that are institutionalized in it’s government and culture.
I find that the reflex support of the modern nation of Israel amongst professing Christians consistently ignores the vile attitude towards Jesus Christ that is institutionalized in that modern culture and government.