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Israel, My Love
By Zola Levitt
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ZOLA LEVITT
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In 1973, I was thunderstruck by my first trip to the Holy Land. What an
amazing, edifying and spiritual experience that was! I immediately
wrote the book, Israel, My Love, and subsequently composed an
album, which is still available on tape
(see [our online store]).
In September, I took my 66th tour of the Holy Land, if I'm counting
right; but in any case, it was the best one of them all.
That's a comment I typically address to the pilgrims at our final
banquet on each tour, and truly, I always mean it. Each time I see this
wonderful land, my love for it grows sweeter, and my eagerness to be
there for my promised 1,000 years grows greater.
We are living through a very difficult time for the Promised Land,
perhaps as difficult as any it's ever endured. When I tell people that
Jerusalem has been destroyed to the ground 29 times and rebuilt after
each destruction, they are saddened.
But when I stand with them on the Mount of Olives, look over this
magnificent city and remind them that it will be theirs not only for the
Kingdom to come, but for all eternity, they are overjoyed. Jerusalem
will endure forever, even in eternity, when the Lord says there will be
"a new heaven and a new earth…and a New Jerusalem!" (Rev. 21:1,2).
When each of the pilgrims goes to their hotel room in Jerusalem for
the first time, there is a rose with a note from our ministry that says
simply, "The rose of Sharon, the lily of the valley, to welcome you
home." How wonderful it is to know that this is, indeed, our home, and
that what has always been called the Promised Land is at this moment
Biblically promised to us! I thank God that I belong to the Christians
who are properly respectful of Israel and oriented to pray for support
for that land, rather than the other group, regardless how many
professors, pastors, seminary presidents and the like turn their backs
on the Holy Land. This ministry is very inspiring; we can do television
and music and books and tapes and newsletters, and we are talking to
people all over the country and even in other countries on a constant
basis. All of that is very inspiring, indeed.
But the most inspiring part of all is Israel.
The trips have a different meaning for me than at the beginning, of
course. Now, I try to plan exactly how to present each site to these
once-in-a-lifetime pilgrims. I try to think exactly how to say,
"Brothers and sisters, here is the Sea of Galilee," or the Mount of
Olives or the Empty Tomb. On this trip, we had a wedding between
passengers at that Garden Tomb where the Lord was not present, since He
has gone to prepare a place for us. It was certainly a fine moment. A
number of couples also repeated their marriage vows. There's something
about the Holy Land, Jerusalem, and especially that Empty Tomb that
shows us that we need not sorrow over anything, even death. And that
really gets to people. It brings out their very best.
We have our lighter moments. We share a lot of jokes as we travel.
We laughed about the people back home who worried whether we would be
safe in one of the world's safest democracies. We laughed at CNN, which
presented a news story called "A Tourist's Nightmare in Jerusalem,"
while all of our tourists had the time of their lives in that great Holy
City.
And we had considerable prayer. Every morning, we have praise and
worship services on our tour, and we also speak to the Lord exactly in
His footsteps as we travel. We held a service on the Sea of Galilee, on
the Mount of the Sermon and in the Upper Room, to mention a few places.
Our pilgrims also went to the Western Wall to make their prayers and to
place written messages to God in cracks in the wall. Important rabbis
in full dress stepped aside for farmers from Iowa who approached those
hallowed stones. Everyone in Jerusalem has free access to God (as long
as we don't turn the place over to the United Nations, the Moslems, or
whomever).
At the end of the tour, we went around the room asking people what
their favorite moment was. As usual, there was a terrific variety of
opinions, and we learned a lot about the Holy Land, each other, and
ourselves.
Please know that this isn't a plug for you to come on our tours.
Anyone who knows our ministry knows how popular it is, and that we're
absolutely inundated with pilgrims to the Holy Land. Each time we form
a tour, we try to cut off the enrollment at some point so that it is
manageable, and yet that is so difficult when each person toward the end
almost weeps when we tell them to wait for the next one. We do what we
can do to get everybody over there who wants to go in this life. We have
four different kinds of tour each year so everyone has a choice. We
always keep you informed about those in this newsletter.
And I'm in favor of every single Christian visiting the Holy Land,
even presidents of seminaries, if they'll take the trouble to go.
Israel changes people. Israel makes everyday Christians better
Christians and ministers better ministers and presidents better
presidents. The mighty are humbled by Israel, and it is a good place to
not only meet God, but also yourself.
After visiting the Promised Land for the first time, a Jewish
believer once said, "I used to read the Bible in black and white. Now I
read it in color!"
Go with anybody's tour. I'm all in favor of everybody seeing the
land with me or with someone else. That's not the important point.
Ultimately, we'll all go for a 1,000-year tour with our Lord Himself!
"Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done, in earth as it is in Heaven" (Matt. 6:10).
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Editorial
Armageddon, Part 5
Conflict in Jerusalem and Megiddo
By Thomas S. McCall, Th.D.
In our previous articles, we have seen that the final war in connection
with the Second Coming of Christ is complex, in that the Scriptures
reveal there are several theaters around the Middle East where the Lord
confronts the enemies of Israel and God when He returns, including Edom,
Megiddo and Jerusalem itself. This article concentrates on the impact
of the conflict on the holy capital city of Jerusalem.
Jerusalem in Armageddon
The 3,000+-year-old city of Jerusalem has a rendezvous with destiny in
the future. The Lord has ordained that the city of the Great King will
not only have a glorious future and renaissance when He returns to
earth, but that prior to that glory, Jerusalem will have a large part in
the War of Armageddon. Teachers of Bible prophecy sometimes overlook
this, but Zechariah indicates that the Messiah's opening "shot" in the
War is in Jerusalem:
2 For I will gather all the nations against Jerusalem to battle, and
the city will be captured, the houses plundered, the women ravished, and
half of the city exiled, but the rest of the people will not be cut off
from the city. 3 Then the Lord will go forth and fight against those
nations, as when He fights on a day of battle. 4 And in that day His
feet will stand on the Mount of Olives, which is in front of Jerusalem
on the east; and the Mount of Olives will be split in its middle from
east to west by a very large valley, so that half of the mountain will
move toward the north and the other half toward the south.
Zech 14:2-4
When the Lord Jesus returns to this earth, he plans to return at the
exact spot where He left it, the Mount of Olives overlooking Jerusalem's
Temple Mount. This is precisely what the two angels prophesied at the
moment of the Ascension:
"Men of Galilee, why do you stand looking into the sky? This Jesus,
who has been taken up from you into heaven, will come in just the same
way as you have watched Him go into heaven." Acts 1:11
Both Zechariah and the angels confidently predict that Jesus will return
to earth suddenly at the Mount of Olives. Some 3 years before the Lord
returns to earth in this momentous way, we are informed that many of
Israel flee before the enormous anger and persecution of the Antichrist,
led by Satan, as described in Revelation 13. This has led many to assume
that Israel and Jerusalem are completely emptied of Jewish people during
the last 3 years of the Tribulation, the "Time of Jacob's Trouble." Not
all the Israelites leave their country for the wilderness, though.
While many "get out of Dodge" and flee from Jerusalem, there is still a
sizeable minority of Jews who remain in the Holy City and in Israel for
the duration of the Great Tribulation. It is these who are attacked by
the Antichrist in the beginning stages of Armageddon, when he "enters
the Beautiful Land." There he subjugates the Jews and secures his
temporary headquarters in Israel, setting up his "royal tent" by
Jerusalem. Zechariah indicates that when the army of the Antichrist
attacks Jerusalem in the War of Armageddon, they will only be able to
capture half of the city. The "rest of the people" will still be there
in Jerusalem. They will be there to escape and regroup through the new
valley formed in the Mount of Olives when Christ returns, and they will
be there to fight in the power of the Lord.
Not only are there Jewish people in Jerusalem to fight, but they
will also be there to receive Jesus at His return! This is one of the
main purposes of the awesome time of the Tribulation, to prepare Israel
nationally to recognize Jesus as their true redeeming Messiah. Now we
have to realize that this has never happened before, for a whole nation
to receive the Lord at one time, and be born again, even if it is a
numerically small nation like Israel. Yet that is precisely the task
that God has promised for Israel when the Lord returns:
10 "And I will pour out on the house of David and on the
inhabitants of Jerusalem, the Spirit of grace and of supplication, so
that they will look on Me whom they have pierced; and they will mourn
for Him, as one mourns for an only son, and they will weep bitterly over
Him, like the bitter weeping over a first-born. Zech. 12:10
Thus there will be a sizeable Jewish population in Jerusalem when
Jesus returns. The whole nation will respond in the way they were
invited to do two millennia ago, when both Jesus and John proclaimed to
Israel, "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." There will be
true repentance then, the whole nation will recite from the heart Isaiah
53, and Jesus and His Jewish brethren will at last be totally
reconciled, much as Joseph and his eleven brothers were in Egypt, so
many centuries ago.
A lot happens in Jerusalem very quickly when the Lord returns. He
brings with him the resurrected saints of the Church Age, who were taken
out of the world seven years before at the Rapture. He also brings the
souls of the saints of the Old Testament ages and the time of the
Tribulation, and they are resurrected in Jerusalem on the spot (Dan.
12:1)! King Jesus will then take steps to set about establishing his
omnipotent throne in Jerusalem in order to rule over the earth, which
had heretofore largely ignored Him.
The first order of business in his platform, after rescuing and
redeeming His own people, Israel in Jerusalem, is to organize His
heavenly host of resurrected saints and His earthly host of redeemed
Israelites into an unbeatable army against the massive invading forces
of the Antichrist. I have heard that there is no fellowship on earth
like that enjoyed by victorious comrades in arms, and we are invited by
the Lord to join Him in this climactic battle against the Satanic army
as fellow soldiers with Him. Observe the Scripture's prophetic
description of this invincible army:
13 And He is clothed with a robe dipped in blood; and His name is
called The Word of God. 14 And the armies which are in heaven, clothed
in fine linen, white and clean, were following Him on white
horses. 15 And from His mouth comes a sharp sword, so that with it He
may smite the nations; and He will rule them with a rod of iron; and He
treads the wine press of the fierce wrath of God, the Almighty. 16 And
on His robe and on His thigh He has a name written, "KING OF KINGS, AND
LORD OF LORDS." Rev. 19:13-16
"In that day the Lord will defend the inhabitants of Jerusalem, and the
one who is feeble among them in that day will be like David, and the
house of David will be like God, like the angel of the Lord
before them. 9 "And it will come about in that day that I will set about
to destroy all the nations that come against Jerusalem.
Zech. 12:8-9
The forces of the Antichrist wither before the overwhelming might of the
Messiah, Christ Jesus and His redeemed allies, the resurrected saints of
heaven, and his believing mortal saints in Israel. What a day that will
be when we fight that great battle in defense of Jerusalem.
In our next article,
we plan to discuss the final phases of
Armageddon, which appear to be in that renowned valley of Megiddo itself.
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Here in Dallas, Don is a friend of our ministry and a gifted
horse-trader, haggler and negotiator. When we receive contributions of
rare coins, fine jewelry and other collectibles, we count on him to
liquidate them for us at top dollar. At flea markets, he's proven able
to buy a product at one booth and then sell it at another and make a
profit! Whether you wish to donate a vehicle, fur or real estate to
this ministry, we will make the most of it and give you a receipt for
your tax deductible contribution.
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pass them on to our passengers. Both of our
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A Note From Zola
Dear Friends,
Well, I guess the cover article gives the emotional side of my Israel
trip. Here is the political side. Each time I go there, I learn more
about the land and more about the personalities involved in the present
dilemma.
It's time to realize that Yasser Arafat not only has never wanted
peace, but he can't even afford to reach that announced goal. Making
peace with Israel implies a lot more than not arguing any more; it would
elevate that nation to a status of an equal nation with "Palestine" and
the other Arab countries. Never mind that Israel is the powerhouse of
the Middle East economically, technically, and democratically; many
Arabs still regard it as some outlaw "entity" and refer to it that way.
One way to avoid comparisons between your own failures and the other
fellow's success is to pretend the other fellow has certain advantages
or isn't playing fair. And so, the Arabs prattle on and on about Israel
being supported by the United States (with friends like us, who needs
enemies?), and they describe the five million Jews as an imperialistic
nation determined to conquer the 200 million Arabs! (That's a variation
on the old story that the Jews are secretly conquering the world, the
government, the media, etc., etc.)
As the Levitt Letter has steadily pointed out since the
Madrid Conference of 1991, not an inch of progress has been made toward
peace. The newspapers are busy analyzing the motives of Arafat and
trying to figure out this "enigmatic," "mysterious," "complex,"
"inscrutable" personage so many revere as the preeminent peacemaker.
The International Herald Tribune, partnered with the New York
Times and the Washington Post (both worshipers of Arafat),
said on September 12, "He has racked up more air miles, chatted up more
kings, presidents and prime ministers and lapped up more media
attention, news conferences and interviews than perhaps any other man
alive…. But when it comes to Mr. Arafat and his intentions, no one
seems to have a clue."
Well, I've got a clue about Arafat. He's a tin-horn dictator
who gets to eat great meals and ride around in helicopters and
limousines as long as he pretends to be discussing peace. If he ever
really signs a peace treaty, he's a dead man; he probably won't last the
rest of that day.
This conceited tyrant walked out on CNN's Christiane Amanpour
fuming, "You have to remember with whom you are speaking…. You are
speaking with Yasser Arafat."
Since the 7th century, the Arabs have conquered country after country
and now have 22 nations in what they call the Arab world. Israel has
been a particularly difficult case. The Arabs tried at first with their
teeth, and now they're more or less using their tongues. But God's
country is simply not theirs for the taking. As a matter of fact, we
can discern from prophecy that Israel will never fall into their
hands—not now, not in the Kingdom, and not in eternity.
Concerning Israel and prophecy, it's time to say that I'm not really
disheartened with all of the professors at all of the schools we
criticize. I have taught at the university level at several colleges,
and I'm aware that there are professors of differing
philosophies—good, bad, and indifferent. In most cases, the
administrations were the weak point, both where I taught and in the
seminaries I criticize. And the fault with the administrations—the
presidents, vice presidents, board members, etc.—is that they're
mostly concerned with money and not with education.
We're still at work on our Battles with Seminaries book, to
which we're adding the current Levitt Letter articles, and we'll
notify everyone when its release comes due. But releasing the book
doesn't mean we'll stop criticizing bad doctrines or the seminaries
which teach them.
While on the subject of universities, seminaries, professors, etc.,
I could report on the activities of Professor Edward Said of Columbia
University in New York. This well-spoken Arab commentator on the Middle
East, who has appeared on "Nightline" and many other news analysis
programs, recently joined the fanatics at the Lebanese border throwing
stones at Israeli soldiers. The soldiers, of course, have orders not to
respond and not to cause an incident, and so the "courageous" Arabs of
the area, including Professor Said, are free to torment these
19-year-olds who maintain their posts very patiently. It is to Israel's
credit that young men holding machine guns are willing to be hit with
stones and not to react—many times out of pity for their
adversaries.
In an article by the Executive Director of CAMERA, the Committee for
Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America, Andrea Levin wrote:
…Edward Said's dramatic falsifications of his own life story were
recently brought to light. An exhaustive expose by Justus Weiner in
Commentary magazine revealed that the much-feted and admired
Columbia University professor was not ejected from Jerusalem by the Jews
after the "first twelve or thirteen years of [his] life," as he had
always claimed, but spent his youth in Cairo, the privileged and
unscathed son of a prosperous businessman.
The matter is significant since Said has unabashedly exploited his
persona as a victim of expulsion. As Weiner wrote, what Said wove was
"an artful lie; a skillful lie; above all, a very useful and by now
widely accepted lie—but a lie." [We reported in a past issue of
this letter that Arafat, also raised and educated in Cairo, tells
exactly the same lie.]
And imagine our getting upset because gas rose to $1.79 per gallon or
whatever over here. We have a government that constantly bows to the
Arabs and courts their favor. Israel, which doesn't stoop that low,
pays $5.00 per gallon.
Whatever the situation in Israel, as I said in my companion article,
I really would love everyone to see it. Go with whomever you please,
but if you can, get there in this life. It's magnificent. If you do
decide to join us, our
Hanukkah/Christmas Tour is December 11-21 for
the Deluxe Tour of Israel and December 11-25 for the Grand Tour with the
extension to Petra and Eilat. On the Deluxe Tour, you will visit
the future battlefield of Armageddon, Mt. Carmel, Nazareth, the Western
Wall, the Mt. of Olives, the Garden of Gethsemane, the Upper Room of the
Last Supper, the Garden Tomb (which is now empty, of course), Masada,
the Dead Sea, and the Golan Heights. You will take a boat ride on the
Sea of Galilee, where you will see the fisherman "cast [his] net on the
right side of the ship" (John 21:6) after casting it on the left side
and coming up empty. You will view the original Dead Sea Scrolls, as
well as the caves of Qumran where they were discovered. Tour the Old
City of Jerusalem and learn the history of her conquerors and her true
owners, the Jews. Visit the Holocaust museum and pay tribute to the
more than six million Jews who were slaughtered by the Nazis. It is
only in Israel that you can "walk where Jesus walked," see the lush,
green crops and trees shining in the midst of barren desert, and know
firsthand the rich beauty of the land God gave His Chosen People.
You can also add an extension to Petra, the "rose-red city half as
old as time," carved directly out of the mountains of Jordan. You will
stay in a luxurious hotel in the resort city of Eilat on the Red Sea.
And if you hesitate to be away from family on Christmas Day, know that,
due to time zone differences, you can have it both ways—celebrate
Christmas Eve in the Shepherds' Fields of Bethlehem and spend Christmas
Day at home with family and friends! Call Tony or Becky at 214-696-9760
during office hours for more information, or call 1-800-WONDERS any time
for a full-color brochure. [Or click here for an online form.]
On our September tour, we filmed a series called The Rabbi's
Friends, discussing the disciples, Lazarus, Mary, Martha, etc., and
taped on location where it all happened. It will be shown in the coming
months on our television program. I hope you enjoy it.
And remember to pray for the peace of Jerusalem!
— Your messenger,
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Islamists attack 'hidden messages' in Coke and other 'pro-Israel' brands
By E.S. McKee
From The Jerusalem Report
The Egyptian government and religious authorities have had to come to
the defense of international firms like Coca-Cola, following a spate of
fundamentalist-inspired rumors that their brand names contain hidden
anti-Islamic, pro-Israeli messages.
Unsigned leaflets with a religious tone, now circulating all over
Egypt, call for a boycott of numerous products, to "save yourselves and
not Israel."
According to the rumors, Pepsi is an acronym for "Pay Every Penny to
Save Israel," while the Arabic lettering for Coca-Cola, when held to a
mirror, and with a small leap of imagination, reads "No to Muhammad, No
to Mecca." Similarly, the Arabic script for the Italian brand Fila
resembles "Allah" when read backwards—and in the ultimate insult to
Muslims, it appears on shoes.
The Islamists claim that Sainsbury's, the British supermarket chain
which opened in Egypt in January, translates into Arabic as "Hidden
Cross." The chain, which plans to open 49 branches in the Cairo area
alone this year, is purported to be owned by a Jewish woman who is out
to bankrupt Muslim and Egyptian retailers by selling at less than
factory prices.
The list goes on. Unilever's Lux and Colgate products are said to
contain pig fat, rendering them "non-kosher" for Muslims. Egyptian
women are warned not to use Procter and Gamble's Always sanitary towels
because, it is said, they are made in Israel and have been doctored to
cause fertility problems. And the six-pointed whirlpool-like logo of
P&G's Ariel laundry detergent is said to represent the Star of
David.
Clearly worried about the economic implications of the campaign,
Prime Minister Atef Obeid recently declared that the government "would
stand by Sainsbury's." And the country's highest religious authority,
the Grand Mufti Muhammad Farid Wassel, issued a fatwa negating
the Coca-Cola rumor. He added that it was un-Islamic to spread
unconfirmed reports, and that such gossip could jeopardize the jobs of
some 10,000 workers employed in Coca-Cola's 12 Egyptian plants.
Despite the official efforts, several vendors interviewed insisted
that the rumors have already had an impact on their businesses. A
Coca-Cola distributor in Cairo said he estimates a 15 percent drop in
sales over the past month.
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Editorial
Your VCR May Be Obsolete
By Mark Levitt
There's a new kind of VCR that records television programs without using
videocassettes. You hook it to your television and cable box (or
satellite dish) with the same kind of wires that your VCR uses. It's
the same size as a VCR and comes with a remote control. It's simply a
small computer that stores up to thirty hours worth of television
programs, but it has no screen and no keyboard. It looks pretty much
like a regular stereo component with a little sensor for receiving
signals from its remote control.
To learn more about TiVo's recorders, you can call (877) 367-8486 or
visit www.tivo.com.
You can contact ReplayTV, the other brand,
at www.replaytv.com.
Your local home entertainment store may have demo units and allow you to
see for yourself the subtle differences between the two brands.
ABT Electronics sells both units by mail with free shipping. If you
call (888) 228-5800, ask for Eric Wold and mention that you're a friend
of Zola Levitt Ministries, you'll save an extra $20. The ReplayTV
recorder sells for $501 (normally $521), including a subscription to the
television schedule information that comes through the telephone line.
The TiVo recorder's price is $343 (normally $363), but TiVo charges
separately for the schedule information — either $10 per month or $200
for life.
Zola and I both went with TiVo's Sony recorder, but we believe
ReplayTV offers the same major benefits. They include:
- All programs are listed on your television screen. You
simply locate and select programs to record without having to furnish
start and finish times.
- Automatic control of your satellite or cable box. Once you
tell the TiVo or ReplayTV box what programs you like, it tells your
satellite or cable box what channels to switch to.
- The Season Pass. Both brands enable automatic recording of
every episode of your favorite programs, such as Zola Levitt
Presents. You literally press one button to get every one of our
programs for the rest of your life (or until the Rapture comes)! And
that goes for any other programs you like.
- Crystal clear fast-forwarding and rewinding — at several
speeds.
- Simultaneous play and record. Both brands can record new
programming while you are watching something they have previously
recorded.
- 30-minute buffer. When I'm watching live television, I can
rewind as much as thirty minutes to review parts of programs I've missed
due to interruptions.
TiVo's toll-free customer service gave me all the guidance I needed to
hook up the recorder. Most retailers give you thirty days to return
merchandise, so I believe you will want to try TiVo or ReplayTV.
If you use TiVo or ReplayTV to record Zola Levitt Presents, you
are welcome to create give-away copies on your VCR. You are also
welcome to archive a homemade library of our TV series, labeled for
lending before the Rapture and for unbelievers to discover, after the
Rapture, in your absence.
Now I find I can be a better steward with the time I have for watching
television.
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Dear Zola:
Enclosed you will find a response to an advertisement I recently
received for a Bible atlas that was published by Moody…
H.S.
BIBLESOFT
22014 7th Ave. So., Suite 105
Seattle, WA 98198-9916
Gentlemen:
I just received your latest brochure in which the Moody Atlas of
Bible Lands is being offered. There are three topics listed that
caught my attention: "Rainfall of Palestine," "Roads of Palestine" and
"Travel to Palestine." I can only assume, without seeing the atlas
itself, there are maps that are also using the word Palestine.
In using this word (Palestine), the Christian community is doing the
nation of Israel a great disservice. There is no such land or country
called Palestine [and there hasn't been for 52 years]. There isn't even
a people called Palestinian…
…The Arabs say Israel belongs to them and that Jerusalem is the third
most holy site to Muslims. To my knowledge, Jerusalem isn't even
mentioned in the Koran…
…The PLO cites the modern-day refugee camps as proof of Israel's
occupation when, in fact, the Arabs told their own people to leave their
homes and land and that they would soon win the land back for them.
Those who left the land could have stayed and been a part of Israel and
not lost anything. The PLO is responsible for this problem.
The idea of Palestine is a myth created by the PLO. It never existed,
and the Christian community is buying the lie. The grand design of the
PLO is to eliminate the Jew and all infidels. To the Muslim, Christians
are infidels…
…One final note: Moody products should be questioned in light of the
fact they seem to be using a "different gospel" these
days—Progressive Dispensationalism. I know they have tried to
waffle around this, but it is not Scriptural and is definitely
anti-Israel.
If we, as students of the Bible, embrace a different gospel and take an
anti-Israel stance, have we not also taken an anti-Christ spirit?
Sincerely,
H.S.
We're certainly not surprised that Moody, having fallen into
theological errors concerning Israel, now calls the place Palestine,
showing their aversion to the Chosen People and the Promised Land. In
the 52 years since Israel was called Palestine, we've learned to drop
many old names. In that time, we've learned to drop many old
names—Soviet Union, East Germany, etc.—but this particular
mistake serves to identify a spiritual bias.
Zola
Dear Staff at Zola Levitt Ministries,
I really appreciate your ministry! Your teaching, letters and writing
have been a blessing!
If you would please, tell me where Zola got his historical information
on the ancient Jewish wedding. I would like to reference teaching that
I am doing scholarship based on evidence. I notice the video from
Jewish Jewels (Neil and Jamie Lash) suggests that the procession
takes place at the beginning—at betrothal, I believe—taking
the bride to the father's house to wait the year before the wedding
ceremony (I suppose this could relate to the positional rather than
experiential placement in the Lord). Zola's description certainly likes
up with my understand of the Scriptures and prophecy, but this version
could also be explained in about the same light (with a different
slant).
Whatever the case, I would like to have the credibility of explaining
where I got my information on this beautiful ancient ceremony. Thanks
so much for your time.
Shalom,
K.M.
Jer. 29:11
Dear K.M.,
I started from a tract by the ministry called Friends of Israel.
I believe the author was Marv Rosenthal, who is presently building an
Israel model in Orlando, Florida. Over the years, the Lord helped me
enhance the study with Scriptural and historical references. Also, see
my musical production of Beloved Thief, based on the same story,
is available on video (offered [in our online store]).
Zola
Dear Zola,
Here's our monthly offering.
Please give consideration to the following! How about putting a
two-page insert into the mailing that would have the two charts that Dr.
Gerald Schroeder has had on your program? When he uses red, use red.
This could be used in a lot of the churches. It's a marvelous concept.
We would like to show others the charts. We can't explain this very
well now. Please!!
Love in Christ,
T.G.
Dear T.G.,
Dr. Schroeder's book, The Science of God (published by Simon
& Schuster in hardback, Bantam Doubleday in paperback), contains the
charts and is available in bookstores. We offer his book, Genesis
One, in which there is a simplified version of his theories
(see [our online store]).
Zola
To: Staff@levitt.com
Subject: Jews for Jesus
On page three of the September 2000, Jews for Jesus newsletter, there is
an article about an approved student program whereby young people
receive a formal education. The article states that currently there are
six Jews for Jesus students attending Moody in Chicago. A paradox?
J.E.
Dear J.E.,
It does seem that way, indeed, but Moody's Jewish studies program is a
leftover from former and finer days. Like a lot of things at Moody,
it's not what it used to be.
Zola
To: staff@levitt.com
Subject: brainwashed
I was at my neighbors' recently. Their daughter just got back from
Israel. She toured with the World Council of Churches. From our
conversation, I can see that she was brainwashed. The Lebanese hosted
and propagandized the tour. They've gone from terrorists to
sugar-coated deceivers. What do we have—a new Holocaust? Do you
have anything, some kind of message on Lebanese tactics? Thanks.
J.K.
Dear J.K.,
It's common practice for tourists who choose Arab guides, whether
Lebanese, Palestinian, or whatever, to hear Arab propaganda on their
tour. Denominational Christians who know little about the Holy Land
often pay good money to hear little else than political diatribes. Our
tours always utilize Israeli drivers, hoteliers, restaurateurs, etc.,
and Messianic believers as our guides. This is more costly, but
invariably, more spiritual and more truthful.
Zola
Dear Zola, Mark and all,
I received my Levitt Letter in today's mail and, as usual, I am
reading almost every word of it!
That letter from I.M.K., BS, MBA
was quite a combination of rudeness
(bordering on hatred) and ignorance. I'm praising the Lord for Mark,
just as I praise and thank Him for our own son, Carl, who is 45 this
year, and for his dear wife and three lovely daughters.
The letter to Cornerstone TV from M.J.O. went even further and almost
made me sick to my stomach!
I am glad for all the information and inspiration your letter brings to
my door. God bless you.
With love and prayers,
R.S.
P.S. I'd like to see my letter in print, but I know you get far too
many to print them all. Mine is not outstanding in any way.
Dear Zola,
Some people simply like to debate and be argumentative. It's just their
nature. That's the case with writer I.M.K., BS, MBA, who commented in
your August 2000 newsletter issue.
I thought your response was
delightful! You showed Mr. I.M.K. or whatever his real name is that his
passing judgment on why your son, Mark, works for you was a stupid idea.
Little does he know that countless ministers of the Gospel raise their
children up in that same ministry. How can they not? Does that mean
that ministers force their kids to work for their ministry? Of
course not. Maybe some do, but the fact that the children work for the
parents in the ministry is not a tell-tale sign that they're forced to.
And it's absurd to assume so. Keep your son on the payroll, and give
him good benefits. He's learning to be a follower, a leader, and one
who handles responsibility like a strong adult.
I especially appreciate that you corrected the Scripture misquote I.M.K.
quoted. I certainly hope our righteousness is supposed to exceed
that of the Pharisees and not be like it! Thank you for having a good
understanding of the Word of God.
And finally, you showed this offensive, abrasive believer that you have
the grace to respond to letters from people who are in disagreement with
you. It's a sign of a great mind when one can disagree and not be
disagreeable, a truth our dear writer, I.M.K., didn't understand.
My advice to I.M.K.: Be kind and gentle to one another. We're all in
this together, and we fight one common enemy…and it's not one another.
In His service,
B.M.L.
P.S. I don't know what a Calvinist is, either, so I don't think I am one.
Dear Zola,
Reading what you have to say about the Moody organization made me stop
contributing to them. If the
31st chapter of Jeremiah,
especially
verses 35, 36, and 37, don't tell them anything, they're beyond hope!
I sure would like you to come here to the Cape Coral, Fort Myers,
Florida, area. I have a bunch of things I'd like to discuss with you.
In His service,
J.W.
Dear Zola,
It is a pleasure to hear you on TV. I am blessed, and I thank God for
you. I keep learning a great deal from you, Zola. You are blessed with
a gift of teaching. You are not preaching "at" but teaching me. I wish
I could pick your brain and ask questions of all the knowledge the Lord
has given you. I cannot purchase your literature, but I will check the
library.
In 1975, I was in Dallas, Texas, going to college. I heard you then for
the first time. I believe it was via radio. I prayed for you each time
I heard you. My husband had died at age 34. I was attempting to
increase my earning power by going to Dallas. I loved the Dallas
people. They were so helpful to a widow.
I contribute a small amount ($6, but all I can afford now) to your
ministry by an automatic bank deduction each month. My hand needs
surgery, so my correspondence must be limited. But my letter is to
commend and encourage your. "Every good dog needs his back scratched,"
I always say.
I read your newsletter completely through and save them to share. We
need your intelligent information, and I praise God your son is working
with you! I was amazed at the rudeness of a letter regarding your son
in the current issue! I often wonder how people can call themselves
Christian and have not the love of Christ. But I realize their need for
prayer when I read the rude letters, and His purpose is achieved in
spite of them for I END UP PRAYING FOR THEM.
That rude letter reminded me of an incident which happened in my life
some years back. We had gone to evening service and were seated
directly in front of a very devout lady. Her husband came late to
church and sat down beside her. He was intoxicated. He began to mimic
the pastor's words, and the enemy was using him to disrupt. His poor
wife was in tears, but no one showed him the door.
Driving home, we prayed for the wife. But a gem came from the lips of
my 13-year-old daughter, who said, "The devil thought he'd use her drunk
husband to destroy the service, but he was defeated…because look how
many people are praying for him and his wife now!" I cried when she
said that. How beautiful!
Your trip on this week's TV program was so great! I pray someday I can
afford one of those blessed trips. In my dreams, I go on those trips,
also.
In Christ's love,
A.A.
Dear Rev. Zola,
Congratulations on your ordination as a minister of the Bible to peoples
of all faiths (denominations, I should say). You certainly are
well-versed in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.
I enjoy reading your literature and especially your little touches of
humor. For example, you mentioned that we who are unable to travel to
Israel in this lifetime know that we can go anyway "at government
expense."
My belief is in all your concepts—love for Jesus (God) and Israel,
belief in End Times prophecy, the Pre-Trib Rapture, and the soon Coming
of our Lord to establish His Kingdom here on earth for 1,000 years.
As a practicing Catholic, I embrace all these concepts along with the
belief in the Eucharist (that, after consecration). This is truly the
Body and Blood of Christ which we take and eat and drink in remembrance
of His passion, death and resurrection for our salvation, as He
commanded us to do until the day of His return.
Best wishes, and God bless your dedication.
E.F.
To: Zola's Staff
Re: September 2000 Newsletter
Please do not state that there are believing Roman Catholics. Would you
state there are believing Jehovah Witnesses? The instant a Catholic
becomes a true believer, he stops being a Catholic
(1 Tim. 4:1-3).
There are many verses in Scripture that will tell you Catholics are not
Christians. You know a man by his fruits. I know some of these may
support your ministry, and I understand some of these writings. But the
truth will come out.
D.F.
Dear D.F.,
Matthew 7:1
tells us that we are not to judge one another, and I think
this particularly applies to salvation. While I find Catholic doctrines
to be strange and, in some cases, anti-Biblical, I can't say that any
given Catholic is unsaved. We are seeing full professors at our most
distinguished evangelical seminaries teaching errors, but we cannot
question their salvation. And speaking of knowing us by our fruits, I
must observe that if the evangelical church did as well as the Catholic
church at establishing missions, helping the downtrodden, and doing good
works, we would have made more converts over the centuries.
Zola
To: Staff@levitt.com
Subject: Church Position on Israel
I got my latest issue of the
Levitt Letter yesterday, for which I
thank you. I was surprised and saddened to read of the Methodist
Church's position (in response to the writer who wrote asking about
donating and/or tithing directly to Israel). I was not aware of the
Methodists' position, as I am a Southern Baptist. I am not even aware
of the Baptists' position on Israel. I think it is left up to each
individual church to decide. I don't know for sure (and I need to find
out), but I don't think there is any specific position statement. Do
you know for sure? I will ask my pastor if he knows. He has led
several trips to Israel and speaks fluent Hebrew, so surely he is not
one of those "Replacement Theologians," etc., ad nauseam, who seem to
think that Jews are on the bottom of the ash heap, as it were.
Your thoughts on this, please.
Your sister in Christ,
M.T.
Dear M.T.,
Any church that truly teaches the Bible is one that supports Israel and God's Chosen People.
Zola
Dear Zola,
Ignore your critics. There will always be "wolves in sheep's clothing"
pulling away those who have not believed in their hearts. In these last
days, the world is being quickly divided into the camps of goats
(unbelievers) and sheep that KNOW the VOICE of their Redeemer. I LOVE
listening to you so I can understand more thoroughly our roots in the
Old Covenant. TRUE Christianity cannot be truly understood without this
view. Jesus (Yeshua) was God's Passover Lamb for the world. Abraham so
CLEARLY showed Jesus by his obedience to sacrifice his only son that he
loved—and Abraham prophesied that GOD would provide HIMSELF as the
SACRIFICE (Gen. 22:8—And Abraham said, My son, God will provide
Himself a Lamb for a burnt offering: so they went both of them
together).
God bless you, Zola.
Praise God forever,
A.H.
Dear Zola,
I've enclosed a small donation for your great ministry. In your son's
letter in this month's newsletter, I was astonished that there are
apparently some people who do not appreciate your great work. If you
look at your records, you'll note that I am probably the slowest student
of your outstanding Hebrew/Christian studies (age—I'm older than
you and have had many surgeries), but I will complete the course.
I know how upset you are concerning Progressive Dispensationalism.
Never give up! You know that God's Word warned us of the times now
engulfing us. You will be greatly blessed! In the words of that old
Bette Davis movie, "Hang on. It's going to be a bumpy ride."
In His love,
A.M.
I can remember from my boyhood seeing her on the staircase, but
didn't she say, "Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy
night"?
Zola
Dear Friends in Yeshua Jesus,
I just finished reading the Levitt Letter—very good stuff.
Concerning the letter from M.R. about the so-called poverty in the Holy
Land, I, too, saw such a program, perhaps the same one. I was moved to
send some money. After reading Zola's response, I plan to stop sending.
I guess the sundry fellowships include IFCJ.
Thanks, and may God continue to bless your ministry.
R.E.S.
We heard from Jerusalem concerning my contentions that Israel has "no
homeless people and little poverty." I stand corrected and replied with
the letter below.
Shalom Uri,
Thank you for your very complete report. My objective was to compare
poverty and homeless situations in the U.S. and Israel. Perhaps I
should have said that I did not see the homelessness or the poverty you
describe in my 66 tours of Israel over nearly 30 years. On the other
hand, tours tend to take in Biblical sites and the like, rather than
going deeply into neighborhoods and lives of people.
You must admit that despite Israel's difficulties, the U.S., with its
vast surplus of funds, is not doing nearly as good a job with its
homeless and its poor as Israel is. After all, a stroll through the
downtown areas of any large American city will show homeless by the
hundreds on the very streets. I have not seen that in Jerusalem or Tel
Aviv. Add to that the fact that Israel is saddled with the burden of
accepting all Jewish immigrants (and some non-Jewish besides)—a
problem the U.S. just doesn't have—and a picture emerges of Israel
doing a good job. Most of your statistics can be traced to the
immigration problem.
Since Israel also has a terrific defense obligation with a standing
military proportionately far in excess of the U.S. and an ongoing and
expensive problem with water provisions, I frankly am impressed with
what Israel has accomplished.
Nevertheless, I shouldn't have written in such black and white terms.
Indeed, your statistics supply that Israel has some poverty and
occasional homelessness, and this letter will run as a retraction in our
October Levitt Letter.
Thank you for writing and for your very complete information.
Sincerely,
Zola Levitt
Dear Zola and Staff,
There has never been a word you have written or a show that I have seen
that I have not been enlightened, encouraged or challenged by. This is
not flattery, but a heartfelt gratitude for all who are instructing and
evangelizing in a Biblical manner. Thank you for all the hard work and
long hours you put into the shows, letters, newsletters, videos, tours,
etc., that you are involved in.
S.H.
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Editorial
"Dyer" Circumstances at Moody
By Thomas S. McCall, Th.D.
"It may be that he has jumped from the frying pan into the fire," said
one of Dr. Charles Dyer's colleagues. He was speaking of Dr. Dyer's
recent move from Dallas Seminary to Moody Bible Institute. There were
high hopes in conservative theological circles about this transition.
Dr. Dyer has excellent credentials as a conservative dispensational
theologian who loves the Lord and teaches the truth about the First and
Second Comings of Christ. During the early stages of the Gulf War, he
wrote a significant prophetic book about Babylon. He gave evidence of
having a firm grasp on the problems of Progressive Dispensationalism.
Many thought that Dr. Dyer might be able to correct some of the
doctrinal problems at Moody we have been chronicling that are
symptomatic of many of our formerly strong dispensational schools.
Thus, Dr. Dyer moved from Dallas Seminary, which has several Progressive
Dispensational teachers, to Moody, which has similar, and other,
problems. It may, indeed, be that he has jumped from the frying pan into
the fire. No sooner had Dr. Dyer arrived in Chicago than President
Stowell received a letter from one of our faithful and concerned readers
about the new doctrines being taught at Moody. Dr. Dyer was asked to
respond to this letter, and our reader sent it to us for analysis so
that our readers could be aware of the arguments involved. Dyer found
himself in the unenviable position of defending those who teach a
doctrinal position at variance with his own and the long-held views of
Moody Bible Institute. The heart of his response is contained in the
following paragraphs:
All dispensationalists must distinguish between the reality of God's
present rule (called "the mystery form of the kingdom" by Dr. Pentecost)
and the fact of Christ's future reign on earth during the millennial
Kingdom. Progressive Dispensationalists and Classic Dispensationalists
differ in how they describe the nature of God's present rule from
heaven. However, the crucial issue that decides whether individuals are
still within the boundaries of dispensationalism is not how they define
Christ's rule today, but where they stand on the reality of Christ's
rule during the millennial Kingdom. And Moody Bible Institute requires
its faculty to agree to the following doctrinal beliefs that are crucial
to dispensationalism.
Pretribulational Rapture: "Christ will return preceding the Great
Tribulation at which time He will receive into heaven dead and living
believers who constitute His Church."
Literal Second Coming and Millennium: "The premillennial return
of Christ at which time He will set up his thousand-year reign.
Distinction between Israel and the Church: "The Church of Jesus
Christ is a distinct entity from Israel in the program of God. We
further believe that the Universal Church consists of all who possess
saving faith in the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ from
Pentecost to the Rapture of the Church and who will represent every
language, tribe and nation."
Some individuals imply that if a person is a Progressive
Dispensationalist, he or she cannot hold to the three statements just
made. I know from experience that this is simply not true. Having read
and interacted with a number of theologians who call themselves
"Progressive Dispensationalists," I have learned that they do not all
hold to the same beliefs in these areas. Some see a clear distinction
between Israel and the Church, believe in the pretribulational Rapture
of the Church, hold to a literal millennial Kingdom when Christ will
reign over the whole earth from Jerusalem, and affirm a future for the
nation Israel based on God's promises to them in the Old Testament.
Others do, indeed, waiver in these commitments. The label "Progressive
Dispensationalist" does not automatically identify a person's doctrinal
stand on these crucial issues. And those who try to paint all
individuals (or schools) with such a broad brush are guilty of
misrepresenting the truth.
Moody Bible Institute requires all faculty members to agree with,
personally adhere to, and support the school's doctrinal distinctives,
including those listed above. These are not negotiable. And neither
Dr. Stowell nor I will ever waiver in our commitment to these…and to
all other…essentials of Biblical orthodoxy.
First of all, Dr. Dyer admits that there are professors at Moody who are
teaching the new doctrine of Progressive Dispensationalism, which is
something that has been previously denied by some of the leaders. The
question now is how much of a deviation this doctrine is from Biblical
orthodoxy, and how much harm it can do. Dyer maintains that, while some
of the Progressive Dispensationalists (PDs) "waiver in these
commitments," the teachers at Moody do not. We are glad to hear this
assertion, but there are other areas of Dispensational orthodoxy which
are not covered by the above three doctrinal beliefs:
Literal Interpretation. Moody has historically taught that the
Bible is to be interpreted literally. However, as Dr. Walvoord, Dr.
Lightner, Dr. Ryrie, Dr. Ice, Dr. Couch and many others have pointed
out, the PDs' interpretation that Christ is now seated on
the Throne of David is a serious departure from literal interpretation,
and leads to spiritualization and allegorizing, which has always been
deplored by orthodox dispensationalists.
Distinction in the programs for Israel and the Church. It is one
thing to say that Israel and the Church are two different peoples, but,
as Dr. Lightner demonstrates (as we quoted in our article last month),
it is quite another to understand that the Lord has two different
programs for Israel and the Church. The PDs tend to blur the
distinctions between these two programs, and, if followed to their
logical conclusion, would lead to post-Tribulation Rapture,
amillennialism, and Replacement Theology.
It is clear, then, that PD represents a deviation from some of the main
doctrines of historic dispensationalism. The next question is how much
harm the new doctrine may do. Dyer asserts that the PDs at Moody are
supporting the three doctrinal imperatives he outlines, and, therefore,
are welcome to continue as professors in the school. However, we
believe that the new doctrine harms believers in Christ in several ways.
Dr. Tommy Ice, in his review (published by the Pre-Trib Research Center)
of a book co-authored by a professor at Moody, Dr. C. Marvin Pate,
entitled Doomsday Delusion: What's Wrong with Predictions About the
End of the World?, indicates that there is a movement away from the
clear declaration of the promise of the Rapture:
. . . As has been typical of a number of these kinds of books in the
last few years, their antidote to date-setting destroys a Believer's
hope in an imminent Rapture and replaces it with the schizophrenic
notion that Christ's Kingdom is "already/not yet." Even though Pate is
a professor at Moody Bible Institute, he is at odds with many of the
beliefs that the school has historically been known for in the area of
Bible prophecy. This seems to be the trend in our day at most of
the dispensational schools such as Dallas Seminary (our alma mater),
Grace Seminary, Talbot, and others…. Unless we missed it, Pate and
Haines do not even mention the Rapture, except when referring to it as
belief held by others. (Emphasis ours.)
In addition, there is a movement away from the support of modern Israel
as a harbinger of the Second Coming of Christ. Because of their
blurring of the distinction between the programs the Lord has for Israel
and the Church, there is now very little interest in what God is now
doing in the regathering of Israel for the return of the Lord Jesus
Christ, their promised Messiah. They see no correlation between
Ezekiel's prophecy about the coming together of the Dry Bones and what
is happening now, before our very eyes, in the new nation of Israel.
Their attitude is that there may be a future for Israel in God's
plan, but it has nothing to do with what is going on in the
present. Thus, there is little teaching about the modern miracle
of Israel and the preparation for the Tribulation, the Second Coming,
and the glorious Millennial reign of Christ in the classrooms where
Progressive Dispensationalism dominates or in the churches where their
graduates preside. We praise the Lord for those schools, churches and
individuals who continue to teach Blessed Hope of the Church and the
truth of the regathering of Israel in these last days.
Zola Answers Dr. Dyer
I'm disheartened to see this sort of letter from a distinguished
theologian like Dr. Dyer. The question is why he defends a doctrine he
doesn't believe himself. I am sorry that Moody President Stowell
doesn't personally attempt to defend Progressive Dispensationalism,
because it is obviously by his orders that this erroneous doctrine is
taught at all. There certainly is a big difference between a full
professor of theology who has always loved Israel and an erstwhile
fundraiser like Stowell. Broader doctrines make for expanded
enrollments and larger donations, and that, in addition to everyday
anti-Israelism, is the major reason for this strange departure.
Perhaps we should ask Dr. Stowell, "Are you teaching that God is working
through Israel right now—today?" and request that he give
you the courtesy of a personal answer rather than ordering a busy
professor to defend the indefensible.
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