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To: Jamey who wrote (33152)	10/24/2001 2:24:00 AM
From: haqihana	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 39621

James, I am happy that you have mentioned the fact that, the church of Jesus Christ is within the hearts, and souls, of all those that truly believe Him to be the redeeming Son of God, and call Him Lord, rather than a mere building made of brick, mortar, steel, and stone, or any particular denomination. If there were no, specific, denominations, I think there would not be so many petty issues for Christians to argue about. Let us unite in a common cause to stress that the most important tenet of Christianity, is that Christ is Lord. All else pales in comparison. haqi

To: Jamey who wrote (33152)	10/24/2001 8:52:56 AM
From: HighTech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39621

Th reason I said that those who bless Israel are blessed is because in my heart of hearts I believe that Christ will honor and bless those who in remembrance of his physical presence in the Holy Land and His ministry that occurred there honor and bless Israel in remembrance of his birth, life, death and resurrection there. There is no land anywhere that is "holy". This resides, as you point out, in our hearts. Jews that don't receive Christ, just as Jews who in Christ's time didn't, will not see the kingdom of God plain and simple. To honor a people or a land (above other peoples and lands)as many Christians do when those who are being honored don't believe or want to believe the truth claims of our Lord, is preposterous. HT