Does the coming of Jesus mean the Old Testament is null and void? Did He destroy Judaism along with all Jewish holidays? Should Israel be totally wiped off the map, as some “Christians” claim? In this midweek episode, Frank responds to a question from a Jewish man seeking clarity on comments made by his so-called Christian friends. Tune in as he uncovers some fascinating connections between the Old and New Testaments while confronting a few controversial issues and more listener questions along the way. You’ll learn:
Is the Old Testament still relevant for Christians today?
How do Passover and the Jewish feasts point directly to Jesus?
What do Isaiah, Daniel, and Ezekiel all have in common?
Should Christians still keep the Sabbath?
What does ‘Synagogue of Satan’ mean in Revelation 2 and 3?
Why has there been a rise in antisemitism since the death of Charlie Kirk?
Why should we demand truth instead of preference in all areas of life, including morality and religion?
What are the five most important questions you’ll ever answer?
How much does being comfortable really matter in light of eternity?
Should people be judged on their identity or their behavior?
Why does Frank call Charlie Kirk “the greatest man I ever knew”?
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Resources mentioned during the episode:
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The Bible You Never Knew – Weekly TV Series
The Bible You Never Knew – Online Course
The War on Reality by Frank Turek & Phoenix Hayes
STOP in the Name of God by Charlie Kirk
Read the Hamas Charter
What Does the Bible REALLY Say About Israel? And Why it Matters Now
Exposing the Cultural War on Truth and Reality with Dr. Frank Turek
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