Catholic Bishop calls for another Kristallnacht in Jerusalem

“Our hope for Christmas is that Jerusalem not only becomes the capital of two nations, but also a model for the world, of harmony and coexistence of the three monotheistic religions.”

The Vatican Bishop in Jerusalem ignore that Islam and the Nazis destroyed Synagogues.

This was the Christmas message form Catholic Church’s top representative in the Middle East – Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Fouad Twal.

The BBC states that he “made his traditional call for peace:.

“During this Christmas season, may the sound of the bells of our churches drown the noise of weapons in our wounded Middle East,” Twal said.

Source: The BBC.

My comment:

The Catholic Bishop gave a call for war in his Christmas message. Because there is peace in Jerusalem, as long as this city is under control of the democratic government of Israel.

Ruined Habad Synagogue, Jerusalem — The Habad Synagogue was destroyed by Muslims, when Jerusalem was occupied by Jordan from 1948 to 1967.

What the Vatican approved Bishop is trying to do, is to being East Jerusalem back under Islamic occupation.

Last time Islam controlled this part of Jewish land, generals from Kingdom of Jordan burned down and destroyed more than 50 synagogues in the city. The damage that was done to Jewish property was only equal to hooliganism of Krystal night in Berlin on November 9th 1938.

The neo-Nazis from Jordan who occupied Jerusalem made East Jerusalem as “Juderein” as Nazi-Germany. From 1948 to 1967, East Jerusalem was a “Jew free zone”. Jews were not allow to enter and pray at the holiest sites of Judaism.

Twal,is a Palestinian citizen of Jordan. His Christmas message from the Catholic Bishop is full of lies and deception. Its a message inspired by United Nations, not the gospel.

Hurva_ruin_1967 — The ruins of the Hurva Synagogue destroyed by Muslims in the years before liberation of Jerusalem in 1967.

December 28, 2010 1

Lutheran World Foundation to accept a United Eucharist in Union with Rome

The Lutheran commitment to ecumenism will not end until we can share the Eucharist with other churches.

GC0352T_GC65_468W — Lutheran Bishop Hanson is an important Papal tool to get the Lutherans back into union with the Vatican.

This is a statement by LWF President Bishop Mark S. Hanson at the Lutheran World Convention Wednesday. being held in Stuttgart Germany.

“If Roman Catholics and Lutherans [for example] can feed the hungry together, wouldn’t it be good if they could be fed at the Lord’s Table together?” Hanson posed.

LWF is the world’s largest communion of Lutheran churches, representing over 70 million Christians in 79 countries. It holds an assembly every six years. This year’s meeting drew leaders and representatives from the Roman Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Anglican Communion, the United Methodist Church and the World Communion of Reformed Churches.

LWF has pursued deeper relations with each of the global church bodies. One of the landmark ecumenical events was the 1999 signing of the Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification.

Source: ChristianToday.

My comment:

The issue of the Roman Catholic Eucharist, is also an issue of the renewed union of Aaronite priests, claim to have been elevated from other New Testament believers.

The issues of a renewed union of Catholics, Anglicans, Lutherans, Presbyterians and Methodists, is not only a matter of a different interpretation of scriptures.

I once saw a Methodist pastor kneeling down, and praying to the Eucharist hosts.

The so-called Mainline Churches also have different vessels to keep the host inside, and they do perform different religious rituals at the alter.

They will surely come back into full union, and form the One United Church of the Bishop of Rome, the claimed to be Mother Church of Christendom. Because the Bible says all the Harlots will return to the Mother.

July 26, 2010 4

70.000 Jews and Christians in peaceful parade in Jerusalem

Some 70,000 people attended the annual «Jerusalem March», which was held under heavy security following the recent Arab riots in the capital.

Youth from the International Christians Embassy in Jerusalem supports Israel.

The march began on Tuesday morning with a 12-kilometer route going from Ammunition Hill to Mount Scopus and then passing by many of the east Jerusalem neighborhoods that straddle the Old City before reaching Sacher Park. In the afternoon here was a second parade in the city center.

With some 2,000 police officers deployed throughout the capital, thousands of participants then marched from the park, near the Nahlaot neighborhood, to the Carta parking lot, opposite the Old City’s Jaffa Gate.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat spoke at the march, saying that he did not believe the clashes in the eastern suburbs of the city between young Arab rioters and Israeli security forces would turn into a Third Intifada.

The Jerusalem March in one of the main events in Israel where Christians from all over the World display their support for Israel and the Jewish people.

Barkat thanked those who participated in the march and expressed hope that «provocations» in the city would be cast aside. He added that any disquiet in the suburbs of Jerusalem would be dealt with on a local level, asserting that violence in the holy city was «not in the best interests of Israel or the Palestinians».

«The entire Muslim population [of Jerusalem] was able to observe Ramadan in peace last month», said Barkat. «Now the Muslims must allow the Jews to celebrate their own holidays», he concluded, echoing sentiments communicated on Monday by Jerusalem police chief Cmdr. Aharon Franco.

Source: Jerusalem Post

My comment:

The Jerusalem March is an annual event during the celebration of Sukkot in Jerusalem. The Jewish people have guests in the Parade, Christian supporters of Israel from all over the World.

That 70.000 people held a peaceful parade for a united Jerusalem, puts to shame some hundred Islamic hooligans, who wants to see the capital of Israel flair up into riots and violence.

I was in the parade yesterday. I saw Orthodox Jews welcome Christian supporters of Israel and the Jewish people with a smile and a handshake. Israel has experienced that Evangelical Christians are the best friends the Jews have in this world. Such Christians will soon be the only people outside Israel, that is willing to stand with the Jewish people in their time of trouble.

October 7, 2009 2