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Politics : World Affairs Discussion
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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (957)7/24/2002 6:56:34 PM
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Many of the religious writings of the renowned seventeenth century scientist Sir Isaac Newton are held and treasured by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the National Library of Israel. This is because of his firmly held belief, and voluminous written expression of that belief, that the return of the Jewish people to their ancient land, in unbelief of Jesus as Messiah, is an essential step in the purpose of God and the fulfilment of the promises to Abraham. He constantly stressed that the establishment and prosperity of Israel in their ancient land will be the prelude to the second advent of Jesus the Messiah, the resurrection, the Day of Judgement, and the Kingdom of God with Jerusalem as the capital of the world. If Sir Isaac were alive in this dramatic hour of world history, what would he say to us today? The following, abstracted from the Yahuda manuscript of the National Library of Israel collection, offers a clue. The italics are Newton’s own.

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