Forsaken By God

The Jewish People

It has become a taboo subject to speak of the Jewish people in any way other than complete praise and admiration. Any critique of them is sure to bring about charges of racism and anti-semitism. It's certainly made more confusing, and probably intentionally, that the Jewish ethnicity is conflated with the Jewish faith. Those in the Orthodox Church who seek to protect the faithful from a false religion that remains hostile to Jesus Christ – or to attempt to proselytize Jews who have rejected the Messiah – must be prepared to be labeled as anti-semites. Liberal reformers with subversive agendas capitalize on this, preying on the goodwill and sensitivities of the faithful. The Jews have had quite a history since the incarnation of God in the person of Jesus Christ. The Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed by the Roman invasion in 70 AD, never to be rebuilt. Scattered abroad in the diaspora with no homeland, Jews continually would be welcomed to new countries, only to later have earned the enmity of the local populace and cast out, if not cast out, relegated to their own isolated communities and subject to the occasional angry mob. Arguably, the most hardship endured came after they turned Berlin, Germany into the world center for sexual depravity and transgenderism.