Name: Malcolm Hedding - Replacement Theology
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Malcolm Hedding – Replacement Theology

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In this interview with Rev. Malcolm Hedding, Executive Director of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem, he outlines the special relationship between God and Israel concerning the national destiny of the Jewish people in their national homeland.

Replacement Theology refutes this relationship saying that God’s special blessings and promises to Israel ended with their rejection of the Messianic credentials of Jesus. The early church fathers distanced the church from the Jews as early as the 4th Century AD. In many instances the church has usurped the blessings and promises of God for the Jewish people, becoming in effect the Israel of God.

This discussion focuses on the everlasting covenant that God made with the Jewish people, the roots of anti-Semitism, the role of the church in supporting Israel and the biblical foundations of Christian Zionism.Preview Video:

International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ). In 1980 Christian supporters of Israel established the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem as a practical expression of the desire of believers throughout the world to bless and comfort Zion. The Embassy opened after the international community condemned Israel for declaring united Jerusalem the “eternal and indivisible capital” of the reborn Jewish state. As 13 nations moved their embassies from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv due to a threatened Arab oil embargo, 1400 Christians from 40 countries decided to open their own Embassy in Jerusalem. It was an act of solidarity with the Jewish people’s 3000-year-old connection to their holy city. Today, Christians everywhere have an Embassy representing them in Jerusalem, an effective channel for their concern and love for Israel.

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