1. Abraham was not a Jew
Abraham was a Jew - was much later that the Jews are known as Jews.
The word "Jew" (in Hebrew, "Yehudi") comes from Judah, one of the designated twelve sons of Jacob, the ancestor of one of the tribes of Israel after him.
Originally referred specifically to Jews, members of the tribe of Judah. But the word Jew has been used to describe someone of the Kingdom of Judah after Israel was divided into the kingdom of Judahand the kingdom of Israel. In the 6th century BC, the kingdom of Israel by Assyria and the ten tribes exiled from the land taken, to bring only the tribe of Judah, the remaining assets of Abraham, and these were generally known to themselves and others nations as Jews.
Judah means praise, and in Romans 2: 28 Paul writes: "It is outwardly a Jew who is not circumcised, that on meat, but a Jew who is inside andCircumcision is the heart, mind, not the letter, the praise is not of men but of God "In this sense, Jesus and the disciples of Abraham, the father of our faith, be regarded as real. . We believe in Jewish God and try to please, and belong to a heavenly city, where there is peace and unity (Hebrews 11: 80-10).
2. It has never been a Palestinian nation.
The "Palestinians" who are in "Palestine" is not homogeneousPeople, but many Arab countries in the Middle East - Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and Iraq. The Arabs in Israel for the first time in 632 AD with the invasion of Muslims. Only in recent years have sought a national identity and regain the land of Israel from them.
Where does the name "Palestine":
More than 3,000 years the descendants of Isaac and Jacob, Israel occupied the land promised by God, his father Abraham. The area was called Judea Provinceduring the Roman occupation. According to the Jewish people in exile after the Bar Kokhba revolt in 135 AD, Emperor Hadrian's name Province of Syria, Palestine is to minimize the Greek name for the Philistines, who identify with Jewish land of Israel, and connect with their former enemies of the invasion and settled in the coastal region in the 12th century BC.
3. The Jews were persecuted by so-called Christians, so that moreMuslims.
History shows that Jews have been persecuted through the centuries have been mostly of the people called Christians. These actions are criminal, the Crusades, pogroms and massacres, as well as social rejection and isolation in countries called Christians.
The Crusades were not only responsible for the massacre of Muslims but also Jews from Israel, and anti-Semitism was widespread in Europe during the Middle Ages in Europe, many Catholics were the Jewsis responsible for the murder of Jesus, and completely ignored "the prayer of Jesus could forgive his father for what they did. First, the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965), the Roman Catholic Church under the Pope Paul VI rejected the declaration of the traditional belief of collective Jewish guilt for the crucifixion, then made public today.
In 2004, the Consultative Group for the Evangelical Lutheran Church Lutheran JewsAmerica made a statement that "... the New Testament should not be used as justification for hostility to modern Jews" and "not guilty of Jesus' death, attributed to Judaism or to the people Jew. "
In 2007, a group of twelve priests from five different national Christian Orthodox churches, some in open challenge to his leadership the church has adopted a ten-page call for the removal of passages from the proposed collective Jewish guilt. groupLiturgy and so-called anti-Semites.
This is after 1900 years of persecution against the Jews, despite the clear words of Scripture, which provides these cursed Israel would be blessed, blessed, and cursed. (Numbers 24: 5 and 9).
4. More Fighting "peace" in Jerusalem, the city, perhaps at intervals of anywhere else on the planet.
He says he saw in the war 36 times, were reduced to ashes 17 times, and rose. Click heresome important events in its history.
At the close of the countries of the world will gather in Jerusalem for Armageddon (Zechariah 14: 3) and • Millennium Development Goals at the end when Satan is released from hell, will lead the army against Jerusalem for years Last time, before voting in the lake of fire (Revelation 20: 7-10)
5. The Western or Wailing Wall "is not part of the temple.
Although it is the last vestige of the temple wasThe destruction by the Romans in AD 70, is actually a retaining wall that separates the wall of the platform of the temple of Jerusalem in the West.
Temple area has always been special to Jews, but interest in the Wailing Wall seems to be due to the time of the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, who had returned to the wall underneath the pile of dung, which s 'is hidden, and grant permission for Jews to pray there is not.
No source of the Muslims in JerusalemThe Arabs have no signs of interest in the Wailing Wall. The temple was the Muslim religious sector assets at the end of the 12th century and is still under Muslim jurisdiction.
6. The Dome of the Rock, also known as the Mosque of Omar is a mosque, nor was built by Caliph Omar.
It is a Muslim shrine on the rock of Moriah where Abraham was believed that he was willing to sacrifice Isaac, but even more important for Muslims is traditionally the place where theProphet Muhammad ascended to heaven on his horse - the al-Miraj, of 621 AD, when Jerusalem was under Byzantine rule.
In fact, it seems that Jerusalem was important to Islam al-Miraj, unlike Mecca and Medina. Not mentioned by name in the Koran.
The Koran says that a place in the al-Miraj Masqidu 'Aqsa is - "the farthest mosque," and so there was no mosque in Jerusalem. Some believe it could refer to the Jewish temple, but it 'swas completely destroyed.
The dome is the caliph Abd al-Malik in 691 AD, built after the Muslims under Caliph Omar conquered Jerusalem in 638 AD. The cathedral was to demonstrate to the shrines in Arabia, who were in competition policy under the government of his opponents and Muslim superiority over Judaism and Christianity.
7. The populated part of Israel "from Dan to Beersheba" is only 143 miles long.
The expression "from Dan to Beersheba" foundseveral times in the Bible, which is the northernmost and southernmost city where the tribes of Israel were established. "And Judah and Israel lived in safety, from Dan to Beersheba, each under his vine and under his fig tree, all the days of Solomon." (1 Kings 04:25)
The entire country is long and narrow in shape. The width of the country (135 km) by car in about 90 minutes have passed, and the unity of Metulla in the far north, in the extreme south (470 km) Eilatapproximately 6 hours. You can ski on Mount Hermon in the morning and diving in the Red Sea in the afternoon!
It is the largest country in the world s 152, with an area of 8,000 square kilometers. E 'is smaller than almost all large nations and empires of the past and present, and has a central role in human history.
8. Jerusalem is "the" navel of the earth
The references to Jerusalem as "the navel" The land can be found atancient literature, including Jewish apocryphal books, such as the Book of Enoch and the Book of Jubileus, and the Greek translation of the Seventy Judges 9: 37 and Ezekiel 38: 12
Medieval maps of the world often are placed in the center of Jerusalem, and modern reconstructions of Pangaea, which many scientists believe was the original mass of the earth also identify the place of Jerusalem in the center.
Jerusalem is really a focus of world politics. The Old World, New Worldand take the third world in Israel. It's the middle of the three great monotheistic religions - Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
God said that Israel and Jerusalem, is of particular importance for humanity. He created the earth and the people to show his glory. In fact, this is like "my country" in many writings (Lev. 25: 23, Isaiah 14: 25, Ezekiel 38: 16, Joel 3, 2), a fertile land of blessing for those who enjoy His commandments are kept and raised inPraise.
S is a famous rabbi said:
"As the navel is the center of the human body,
is the land of Israel the navel of the world ...
Located in the heart of the world
Jerusalem and the center of the land of Israel,
and the sanctuary in the heart of Jerusalem,
and the sanctuary in the heart of the sanctuary;
and the ark in the center of the holy place,
and the foundation stone before the HolyPlace
since it was founded by the world. "
9. The walls of the old city of Jerusalem is less than one square kilometer of land.
The city of Jerusalem within the walls built by Suleiman the Magnificent in 1538 in an area of only 0.9 kilometers (0.35 square miles). Total, including the Old City walls and 11 towers, 43 gates, seven of which are open at this time. The city is divided into four equal quadrants.
The walls have a circumference of about 4.5Kilometers (2.8 miles), and up to a height of 5.15 meters (16 to 49 feet) per year, with a thickness of 3 meters (10 feet).
Until 1860, the entire city of Jerusalem together.
10. Mount of Olives in Israel is the oldest, continually used cemetery in the world.
The reason for its popularity is that Muslims, Jews and Christians, many believe that here at home in the resurrection and the Judgement.
Mount of Olives is a series ofthree hills in the eastern part of Jerusalem from Mount Scopus to the north, the Tenth Roman Legion during the siege of Jerusalem, where Jesus ascended to heaven where once again Mount of Olives on the high seas, and south of the mountain of corruption in which Solomon sanctuaries for their idolatrous wives (13 2 Kings 23) built.
For 3000 years, wanted the Jews buried in the Mount of Olives. There are about 150,000 graves on the mountain, including a traditional burialassociated with Zechariah and Absalom famous rabbis and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin Meir Feinstein, who asked to be buried in the Mount of Olives, near the tomb of the leader of the Irgun and Etzel, instead of the mountain Cemetery National Herzl, where politicians are buried other celebrities, including Theodor Herzl.
Jewish graves in 1948 and held mass vandalism took place from 1948 until 1967, when under the government of Jordan, some 40,000 tombs were desecrated, including someThe period of the First Temple. After the Six Day War, the cemetery has been restored and reopened for burials.
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