Joel Rosenberg exposed as an apostate evangelist ; charlatan; ecumenical NWO Zionist



To God be the Glory Forever Amen! And at the name of Jesus every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. AMEN!


This morning I read the below Blog post by Joel Rosenberg where he proudly speaks at the US State Department's conference on religious freedom.

On the surface this looks like a most positive and wonderful offering of religious tolerance and upon a deeper look its actually a magnificent offering of peace and safety on a global scale


However, as an awake born again Christian who reads his KJV Bible here's what Joel is really saying against the back drop of scripture: 1 Thessalonins 5:3


3 For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape.

Major Update Peace Deal Signing Ceremony Washington DC September 15, 
2020

week, Evangelicals around the world are seeing God's answer to decades of patient, faithful prayers for the peace of Jerusalem.
 
For decades, millions of Evangelical Christians around the world have been faithfully obeying King David’s command in Psalm 122:6 to “pray for the peace of Jerusalem.”
 
The Bible further commands Christians to “seek peace and pursue it.” (Psalm 34:14)
 
“If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone.” (Romans 12:18)
 
And, of course, the Lord Jesus Christ told His disciples, “Blessed are the peacemakers.” (Matthew 5:9)
 
It hasn’t been easy to stay the course.
 
After the miraculous Egypt-Israel peace treaty in 1979, and then the Jordan-Israel treaty in 1994, much time passed without seeing an answer to these prayers.
 
But now — in this crazy, deadly and depressing year of 2020, of all times — two Arab nations have stepped forward in just the last 30 days to announce that they are ready to make peace with the Jewish state.
 
On Aug. 13, the United Arab Emirates made its dramatic announcement.
 
Then, on Friday, Bahrain stunned the world by making its announcement as well.
 
What’s more, there is much speculation that other Arab nations may soon join what Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is calling “the circle of peace.”
 
Who will be next? Oman? Sudan? Morocco? Mauritania? Saudi Arabia? Others?
 
Time will tell. Right now, all eyes are riveted on the White House. Here’s the latest:
  • At noon on Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump will host the most important Middle East peace ceremony in a quarter of a century.
  • I am humbled and honored to have been invited to witness and report on the signing of the peace treaty between Israel and the UAE. Please stay tuned to ALL ISRAEL NEWS and ALL ARAB NEWS for all the historic events, and the insider details. My team and I look forward to helping you feel like you are on the South Lawn of the White House, and to tell you what the rest of the media won’t. We’ll bring you “pre-game” coverage on both of our websites and social media, coverage of the event itself, and then reactions from those attending the ceremony and from leaders around the world.
  • Netanyahu arrived in Washington on Monday. He and his team are staying at the Blair House, across the street from the White House. He will sign for Israel. “I hold in my hand the historic draft peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates and the historic declaration of peace between Israel and Bahrain,” the prime minister posted on Twitter with a photo of himself holding the document. “We have worked on this for very many years. That moment arrives tomorrow.”
  • It’s a huge accomplishment for Netanyahu, but marred somewhat by the fact that COVID is spinning dangerously out of control, and Israel becomes the first Western nation to go back into national lockdown, beginning Friday.
  • Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed al Nahyan, the UAE’s foreign minister, arrived in Washington in Sunday. He will sign for the UAE.
  • Also participating in the ceremony will be Abdullatif Al Zayani, Bahrain’s foreign minister. He and his delegation arrived in Washington on Monday.
 
Please don’t stop praying for peace, for the safety of all the leaders and nations involved, and for me and my team. The enemies of peace are many, and they are not going to take all this sitting down. We need to be prepared for — and pray against — a potentially violent backlash.
Remember:
  • after Egypt made peace with Israel in 1979, radical Muslim Brotherhood terrorists assassinated Egyptian President Anwar el-Sadat;
  • after Israel made peace with Jordan in 1994 and signed the Oslo Accords with the Palestinians, a radical Jewish terrorist assassinated Israeli Prime Yitzhak Rabin.
 
​May God protect these brave leaders who are making peace this week.
 


Here's a more detailed breakdown of my commentary of Joel Rosenberg, but first some background information found in these 3 links:


BACKGROUND INFORMATION:


Don’t confuse Anti Zionism with Anti Semitism

Anti-Zionism is NOT Antisemitism (thethirdheaventraveler.com)


An Open letter of rebuke to JOEL ROSENBERG dated February 2019

An Open Letter of Rebuke to Mr. Joel C. Rosenberg of The Joshua Fund (thethirdheaventraveler.com)



The Trump MAGA Evangelical Jesuit Zionist connection


Update February 2021 Rosenberg Shapiro interview tell us that Joe Biden is a Zionist fully behind the Peace Deal also rest easy Christian Evangelicals Biden is pro Israel 

https://www.allisrael.com/democrat-mideast-expert-praises-trump-team-for-abraham-accords-predicts-biden-will-work-hard-to-build-on-them

Zionist propaganda and the end of Christianity

https://youtu.be/54yb4wW_aPc

Another observation of a recent Joel Rosenberg Blog:


why is Joel supporting the Peace deal of the century?

https://flashtrafficblog.allisrael.com/2020/01/28/exclusive-first-arab-reaction-president-unveils-181-page-peace-plan-calls-it-win-win-netanyahu-raves-three-arab-ambassadors-attend-ceremony-lots-of-controversy-ahead-here/



Regarding Joel Rosbenberg's State Department Speech - I'm simply at a loss of words. It is absolutely mind blowing!!! Rosenberg is worse than I thought and certainly more powerful and politically connected to the Zionists than I had ever imagined.


I. The entire speech is 100% pure ZIONIST PROPAGANDA preparing the world for the coming 1 world religion through Ecumenical faith & Secularism for the purpose of full CHANGE & compliance to the NOAHIDE LAWS. Please see my background information and do your own research on Zionism exposed, The New World Order, and Noahide Laws. Some of the best research exposing the Zionist Agenda can be found by Steven Ben Nun of Israeli News Live and Adam Green of Know More News. (Note: although I disagree with much of Steven Ben Nun's eschatology and Adam Green's replacement theology, their research on Zionism is paramount.)


II. Joel says that Christians and Muslims do not face Government persecution. This is an outrageous lie. Please take ten minutes and study the severe government restrictions on Christians or Muslims promoting their beliefs in Israel. Also, please read my Blog on Amir Tsarfati telling Christians not to use the term Christian in their activity in Israel.


III. Joel says 700 Christian churches operate in UAE without persecution. The reason for this is the Vatican has opened the doors to a full Ecumenical Apostate religion called Christianity. Please read my Blog on Joel Rosenberg and the Trump MAGA Evangelical Jesuit Zionist Coalition in Links Above


IV Joel gives us a false sense of acceptance of Christianity by the Arab world. Please do your own research on this to find this is also a lie.


V. The most alarming of Joel's speech is in his "closing comments" the "set up" for the NOAHIDE LAWS which I believe will be the ANTICHRIST's and the False Prophet's laws. The quote Joel uses in the UN General Assembly December 1948 is right out of the New World Order and Noahide law 1. The word "change" 2. To know God as in the freedom to change our mind about "what" we believe about God. " Please study material on the New World Order's use of the word "change" and the Noahide agenda on adapting or understanding the true Jo of God that is totally completely opposed to Christianity. This new law will be mandatory and require absolute adherence.  (closing comments quote: CLOSING THOUGHTS

Allow me to close with a quote from theUniversal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 18, approved by the U.N. General Assembly in December 1948. “Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; [and] this right includes the freedom to change his religion or belief.”

Perhaps the most uncomfortable element for some when it comes to discussing religious freedom is the right not only to choose one’s faith, but to change it. Yet we must not shy away from this topic, sensitive though it is.

For having the freedom to decide what we believe about God – and the freedom to change our mind – is a sacred human right, granted to us by God Himself. Government’s job is not to grant rights, but to guard them.And no human right – none – is more important than the right to seek the truth about who God is, how we can know Him personally, and how our soul can spend eternity with Him.


VI. Why doesn't Joel tell us about Jesus Christ? A true Christian on a mission in any capacity especially having the platform Joel would lift up the name of Jesus. Proof of Joel's Apostasy is him considering the Reverend Johnnie Moore, a fellow evangelical. Please see my Rosenberg link above regarding Johnnie Moore. 

VII.  CONCLUSION 

Mr Rosenberg read Galatians 1:8,9 KJV





Joel C. Rosenberg's Blog


Tracking events and trends in Israel, the U.S., Russia and throughout the Epicenter (the Middle East & North Africa)


What is the state of religious freedom in Israel & the Arab world? Here’s what the media is not telling you. (My keynote address to the State Department’s conference on religious freedom.)



July 18, 2019 By joelcrosenberg in Epicenter








(Washington, D.C.) — For the last several days, more than 1,000 Foreign Ministers, religious and civic leaders, academics and survivors of religious persecution from more than 100 countries have gathered in Washington for a State Department conference on advancing religious freedom.

Keynote speakers have included Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Vice President Pence, U.S. Ambassador At Large For International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback, Nobel Peace Prize winner and Yazidi survivor of ISIS Nadia Murad, Sheikh bin Bayyah (considered one of the most influential Sunni Muslim theologians in the world), and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

I was also asked to be a keynote speaker, and was honored to do so. Here is the full text of my remarks. You can also watch the video of my remarks by clicking here (Amb. Brownback’s introduction begins at 32:40, and my remarks begin at 34:15 and run about 16 minutes.)

ADVANCING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN THE MIDDLE EAST: AN ISRAELI EVANGELICAL’S PERSPECTIVE

“Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute.” (Proverbs 31:8-9)


In an age of horrific attacks against Jews, Christians, Muslims and those of other religions, these words from the Book of Proverbs must be our mission.

To this end, I want to thank the President, Vice President Pence, Secretary of State Pompeo, and Ambassador Brownback for making the advancement of religious freedom a top global priority, and for holding this conference to let us speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.

I have titled my remarks, “Advancing Religious Freedom In The Middle East: An Israeli Evangelical’s Perspective,” and I’d like to share a few thoughts in two areas:

The state of religious freedom in Israel.


The state of religious freedom in the Arab Muslim world.


First, some context. I am the grandson of Orthodox Jews who escaped from Russia in the early years of the 20th century when Jews were being beaten, raped and murdered in the “pogroms.” By God’s grace, my grand-parents and great-grandparents came to America and it was here that they were free to pray, keep kosher, and study Torah.

It was here that my father was raised Orthodox Jewish. It was here that my father was free to study not only the Hebrew Scriptures, but the New Testament, as well.Free to study and explore. Free to ask hard and unpopular questions.Free to come to the conclusion that Jesus of Nazareth is, in fact, the Messiah of whom our prophets wrote and our people longed. So, in 1973, my father became follower of Jesus.

A few years later, I became a follower of Jesus, as well, and I couldn’t be more grateful.

Five years ago, my wife and sons and I were free to make another choice – we embarked on a process known as “making Aliyah.” That is, we became citizens of Israel. To be clear, we became dual citizens of the U.S. and Israel. We sold our home, sold or gave away most of our possessions, and moved to Israel to start a new life.

Today, we live in Jerusalem. Two of our sons serve in the Israeli army. Slowly but surely, we’re putting down our roots in ancient soil.It has been the hardest and most exciting journey of our lives, and it has given us a unique perspective on the state of religious freedom in Israel.

THE STATE OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN ISRAEL

The State of Israel is certainly not perfect, yet it is a modern miracle.

Born out of the ashes of the Holocaust.

The fulfillment of ancient prophecies.

Thriving, despite repeated wars and enemies Hell-bent on our annihilation.

A booming economy.

And a robust and raucous democracy – the only in our region.

What’s more, Israel is a magnificent model of religious freedom. A safe harbor for Jews from all over the world, regardless of how religious or secular they may be. And the safest, freest country in the Mideast for people of all faiths, and no faith.

75% of Israel’s 9 million citizens are Jews.

20% are Muslims or Druze — full citizens, with equal rights, absolutely free to attend mosque, read the Qur’an, and raise their children in their faith.

Only about 2% are Christians — Catholics, Orthodox, Evangelicals, and Messianic Jews; we are a small minority, but absolutely free to practice our faith & to preach it.

Do religious minorities in Israel face a variety of governmental and societal challenges? We do, including an inordinate and unhealthy control by one faith stream – ultra-Orthodox Judaism, a relatively small minority – over political decisions affecting the lives of everyone else, the vast majority in Israel, including rules governing marriage, divorce, burial, immigration and so much else.

There is much Israel’s government can and should do to make reforms and improve the quality of life for religious minorities – and the sooner the better.

That said, regardless what you hear from our critics, Muslims and Christians do not face government persecution. And there is certainly no apartheid.

Muslim, Druze and Christian Arabs have served as Members of the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, since the founding of the modern state – 81, in fact – including 12 at this very moment.
Muslims, Druze and Christians serve with distinction in Israel’s military, police, academia, media, and businesses — just last week, a brilliant Israeli Arab Muslim was named chairman of one of Israel’s largest banks.

Arab Christians and Muslims even serve as Justices on the Israeli Supreme Court.

Challenges remain, including our wrenching conflict with the Palestinians, for which we must continue to work and pray for peace and reconciliation.

Still, I am deeply encouraged by the state of religious freedom in Israel today.

THE STATE OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN THE ARAB WORLD

I’m also pleased to report that something very hopeful is happening with regards to the safety and freedom of Christians in the Arab world.

Not long ago, Radical Islamists were beheading Christians in Libya, burning down churches in Egypt, waging genocide against Christians in Iraq and Syria, and vowing to exterminate Christianity through our region.

Today, the situation is vastly different.

Arab Muslim leaders have been valiantly fighting to defeat the forces of Radical Islamism.

Tens of millions of Muslims, Christians, Yazidis have been liberated from the forces of barbarism and savagery.

A growing number of Arab governments are waging an ideological and theological battle against Radical Islamists in their mosques, schools and on social media, and are training a new generation of clerics to preach moderation and mutual respect.

Some Arab Muslim kings and crown princes, presidents and prime ministers are calling for a new era of peaceful coexistence with Christians and Jews.

Some are even inviting Christians to meet with them to improve religious freedom and the quality of life for Christians in their countries.

Such trends are not receiving nearly enough attention, but they should for they are real and historic.

Over the last two decades, I have traveled extensively across North Africa and the Middle East, from Morocco to Afghanistan, building friendships with Muslims and Christians.

Recently, I’ve had the opportunity to lead five Delegations of American Evangelical leaders to Sunni Arab countries — twice to Egypt, and once each to Jordan, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia – meeting with Christian leaders, but also with Muslim leaders at the highest-levels.

In Amman, King Abdullah II — winner of last year’s Templeton Prize for his extraordinary history of promoting inter-faith dialogue and religious freedom — invited our Delegation to a wonderful working lunch at the palace.

In Cairo, we spent almost three hours in private talks with President El-Sisi — the first time an Egyptian President had ever met with an Evangelical Delegation.

In Abu Dhabi, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed spent two hours with our Delegation in his home — also the first time the leaders of the United Arab Emirates had ever invited Evangelicals for such meetings.

In Riyadh, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman also spent two full hours with us – and we were told this was the first time Evangelical leaders had been invited to meet with senior members of the Saudi Royal Family in 300 years.

In each country, we made it clear we were not coming for a photo op, but to build long-term strategic friendships. And in each country, our talks were friendly, even warm.We listened to each leader’s vision for reform, and his record of accomplishments.We asked candid questions about the challenges facing Christians in their countries, and about the plans they have for improving religious freedom for Christians and all religious minorities.

I wish I had time to share all that we learned, but I can report that we came away from each country encouraged.

In Saudi Arabia, no churches have been built – yet – but I pray this will change soon. Still, there are important signs of progress. Thousands of extremist preachers have been fired from the mosques. Christian foreign nationals are increasingly allowed to gather in private homes for worship and Bible study without government interference. And the Crown Prince is beginning to reach out to leaders of other faiths, not only meeting with Evangelicals, but with the Coptic Orthodox Pope in Cairo, the Archbishop of Canterbury in London, and Jewish leaders in New York.

In the United Arab Emirates, some 700 Christian churches now operate without fear of government persecution. New houses of worship are being built. And in February, the U.A.E. welcomed Pope Francis to lead a mass attended by 185,000 people and broadcast on live TV – the first time a Roman Catholic pontiff has ever stepped foot on the Arabian Peninsula in the 1,400 years of Islam.


In Jordan, King Abdullah II granted land along the Jordan River so 13 Christian denominations could build churches and baptize Christians. Through documents like “The Amman Message” and “A Common Word,” the King has taken the lead in promoting religious moderation, tolerance and respect for Christians. Indeed, I would argue that under the wise leadership of His Majesty, Jordan is the safest and freest country for Christians in the entire Arab world.

That said, perhaps the most dramatic progress is being made in Egypt. Under the leadership of President el-Sisi, every church destroyed during the Muslim Brotherhood’s reign of terror has been rebuilt. Some 6,500 new churches have applied for permission to operate legally and more than 1,000 have already been granted approval. The rest are operating freely while their applications are being reviewed, since the new church-building law states that the government has no right to close churches that have filed formal applications.

In January, President el-Sisi asked me to bring an Evangelical Delegation to attend the dedication of the gorgeous “Nativity of the Christ Cathedral” near Cairo. I was honored to do so, and then visited the cathedral again a few days later with my friend, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

When was the last time that a devout Muslim president, leader of the world’s largest Arab country, built a church – the largest in the Middle East – and gave it as a gift to the Christians of his country on Christmas Eve?

My friends, this was a game-changing moment, sending a powerful message not only to all Egyptians, but to all Muslims, that Muslims and Christians really can live together in peace, despite our real and profound differences.

There is so much more I wish I could share with you.

On Monday, I met with Bahrain’s Foreign Minister and Ambassador. I told them how encouraged I am by King Hamad’s commitment to tolerance and moderation, and by the landmark “Bahrain Declaration” His Majesty issued last year to further advance religious freedom. And I’m pleased to announce that my colleague, the Reverend Johnnie Moore, and I, have accepted Bahrain’s gracious invitation to bring an Evangelical Delegation to Manama this Fall.

I don’t want to paint a rosy, naĂŻve picture.Enormous challenges remain for Christians and other religious minorities in the Arab world. Deep change must occur in education, culture and government. But, as a dual-U.S.-Israeli citizen, a Jewish Evangelical, building friendships with leaders throughout the Jewish and Muslim world, I see signs of hope. And I believe that when leaders of any country advance real reforms and make real progress – especially in the area of religious freedom – they should be publicly praised, even as we encourage them to do more.

CLOSING THOUGHTS

Allow me to close with a quote from theUniversal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 18, approved by the U.N. General Assembly in December 1948. “Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; [and] this right includes the freedom to change his religion or belief.”

Perhaps the most uncomfortable element for some when it comes to discussing religious freedom is the right not only to choose one’s faith, but to change it. Yet we must not shy away from this topic, sensitive though it is.

For having the freedom to decide what we believe about God – and the freedom to change our mind – is a sacred human right, granted to us by God Himself. Government’s job is not to grant rights, but to guard them.And no human right – none – is more important than the right to seek the truth about who God is, how we can know Him personally, and how our soul can spend eternity with Him.

This is the freedom my father found here in America. And this is the freedom that changed his life, and mine.


Thank you for all you do to defend this right. And for speaking up for those who cannot speak for themselves. God bless you – may your tribe increase.


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Comments

  1. He who knows the Word, knows we are in the last hours. Jesus is coming even at the door. Choose wisely.

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  2. Hello - thank you. Information about the true nature of Joel Rosenberg’s agenda is incredibly hard to find. No one has the connections and “inside” information he possesses without being part of the cabal. I believe this man is a false teacher and a deceiver. Many in the prophecy community are completely deceived by him and others such as Michelle Bachman. A picture is worth a thousand words so to speak. Pay attention to the Masonic symbology these people display in their photos. Black and white clothing, crossed arms. Rosenberg and Bachman have identical photos in front of a backdrop of Jerusalem. Both in black and white clothing and both with identical crossed arm posture. This is not a coincidence. One side of his face dark in his photo on his blog is also not happenstance. One eye symbology is everywhere. This might seem trivial, but these people tell us who they really are if we just take the time to look.

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    1. Amen! Thank you for your comment. I pray more eyes be opened to his agenda.

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  3. Hello - I ran across this article a while ago. Thank you. Another concern I have is the relationship many evangelical pastors and so called prophecy teachers have with Jerry Boykin. Have you written anything about him?

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    1. Greetings. Sorry for late reply. I agree with you regarding Jerry Boykin. He's a full blown member of "the club". CFR, Knights of Malta, etc. I have not done anything on him directly, but I did this study exposing Gen Flynn who is the same pea in the same pod. Here it is:

      https://www.thethirdheaventraveler.com/2020/07/dear-general-ret-flynn-please-give-us.html

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