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Owning Responsibility: A Deeper Truth About Redemption | Land of Israel Guys Podcast
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Let me get back to what I was saying
about the truth, the deeper truth. I
think that's part of what we're here to
do on the show, not just to report the
news, but to do it from a prism of of
truth and honesty and biblical uh
sanctity. Okay? And so from a Jewish
perspective, the temple was destroyed
not because of the Babylonians, not
because of the Romans. When we sit down
on the 9th of A and we mourn and and we
we weep,
we're we're constantly saying the real
reason because of our sins. our sins.
Part of redemption that is unfolding
right now is the Jews finally taking
responsibility. And so we have to own
what we have to own. So we could be
like, "Oh no, it's because of the Arabs
taking over Bethlehem." But why did they
take over Bethlehem? Because we made a
covenant.
>> Yeah.
>> With the people in the land. And the
Bible tells us God will return you to
the land. He will give you the land in a
miraculous fashion. And do not make a
covenant with them. They will be thorns
in your eyes. Do not do so. We see all
the way back to the book of Joshua when
the the Jews right after the the victory
against that the the village of I right
the the then all of a sudden they got a
little bit cocky a little bit excited a
little bit wow we're being recognized
and they struck a covenant with the
Gibbeonites with who were Canaanites in
the land and they didn't investigate
fully and that is part of the Jewish
Achilles heel we want peace in the world
we want global unity but God says we're
supposed to rectify by the world
with his kingdom with his will and not
to strike covenants. So in that way
Tucker's right. It is our fault. [music]