3. Who killed the Jews?

 

Holocaust

 

It is prudent to refer to the genocide of the Jews, called ethnic cleansing.

There is disagreement as to whether the Holocaust is Hitler's personal madness or whether it is God's judgment.

 

The Jews, with a great deal of money and dominant power, have made their deaths known through movies and book papers about the massacre of the Jews. Most people in the world have probably seen a movie or a book about the massacre of Jews.

 

The Church teaches that the slaughter of the Jews was the judgment of the blood that killed Jesus. Some clergy say that they are the people who killed the Savior.

 

When I heard another clergyman preach that Christianity must repent of the death of the Jews, I wondered if it was Jewish influence or that Christianity had made many changes.

 

The sermon that the church has Holocaust blood on its hands sounds like a human responsibility for sitting on the sidelines of God's judgment.

 

The massacre of Jews in the name of Jesus is a shameful past. But we must see if this is a simple mistake of history that has taken place in the will of man.

 

The number of Jews who died in Hitler is enormous. It seems to annihilate a people.

Then you have to think about why this happened in Germany.

 

Germany is a country of Catholics and Protestants. It was reformed by Martin Luther in 1517 and is a country with many Christians. In Germany, the starting point of Christianity, the tragedy of the death of Jews takes place.

 

About 400 years after the advent of Protestantism, the massacre of Jews took place, followed by the founding of the State of Israel in 1948 and the migration of Jews to the Palestine region.

 

The question here is whether Yahweh, whom Israel believes, was bypassing the death of many Jews?

If Yahweh was resurrected and brought to earth through Protestantism, why did he condone the people who believed in him to die a terrible death?

 

I wonder what the hidden intention of the silent God in the face of the death of many people is.

 

The death of the Jews is not the price of Jesus' death, nor is there the fact that the Father in heaven intervened.

To say that he judged the Jews who killed Jesus is an insult to the Savior, and the Father in Heaven is not the one who repays the blood with blood.

 

The history of power and war is clearly doomed.

The words blood is blood and eyes are the law taught by Jehovah in the Old Testament.

 

Let's find out why the massacre of the Jews took place.

 

The god who took control of the earth from which the king of the world left is the Elohim, and the god cast out by the judgment of Jesus is Yahweh. The god who is resurrected and descends to earth to prevent the second coming of Jesus is Yahweh.

 

Yahweh is the one who holds the wedding feast in the book of Revelation, the one who is represented by the Lamb, the one who saves Israel, the one who enters the New Jerusalem. It is Yahweh who has already died, who has risen again, and who is glorified by his people.

 

Yaldabaoth, the ruler of darkness, succeeds in killing the Savior with the death of Yahweh and the hardness of the Israelites. Of course, he suffers many fatal blows, but he succeeds in killing Jesus, who came through the flesh.

(The reason why Jesus came into the world in the flesh will be taught through the Gospel of John.)

 

Yaldabaoth shows a strong will to the fact that false truths can take over the human intellect. Man's erroneous ideas exert the power to kill a man and to kill a Savior who will save him.

 

Realizing the powerful power of the false truths created by darkness, the chief ruler plans to expand Jehovah's people throughout the world to prevent the Second Coming of the Savior. The book of Revelation foretells the process of taking over the world by the resurrection of Yahweh.

 

Jehovah calculates that the more people believe in him, the more powerful they can prevent the Savior's return. He resurrected Yahweh and created a new religion.

 

This is Protestantism that serves Jehovah.

 

The words of the New Heavens, the New Earth, and the Three Jerusalems, were ambitious plans to bring Jehovah's power back to the earth to accomplish His will.

But before Yahweh came back, the Elohim were expanding their dominance, and events like the book of Genesis take place. A brother who takes away his brother's interests.

 

Yahweh's resurrection caused the Elohim to have a deadly desire for revenge.

The great war of religion is the battle between the Elohim and Yahweh.

 

It is a tragedy that arises from the Elohim, who needs a cause to kill the Jews, and Yahweh, who must stand by the death of the Jews, which is beneficial to him.

 

First, it begins with Elohim's revenge.

 

Genesis 9

5. And for your lifeblood I will surely demand an accounting. I will demand an accounting from every animal. And from each man, too, I will demand an accounting for the life of his fellow man.

6. "Whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed; for in the image of God has God made man.

 

The Old Testament tells us that the nation of Israel and Yahweh killed many people.

There don't seem to be any films or papers that tell the story of the murders and looting committed by the Jews. No one seems to pay anyone to study such a history.

We are seeing and hearing the lame history of the rich Jews.

 

Even in the Old Testament scene of the seizure of the land of Canaan, many people are killed and their goods plundered. They burn it with fire and do cruelty in the name of God's command. There are also people in Sodom and Gomorrah whom Yahweh burned to death.

 

Look in particular at the Exodus of Egypt, which I am angry about.

 

Exodus 11

5. Every firstborn son in Egypt will die, from the firstborn son of Pharaoh, who sits on the throne, to the firstborn son of the slave girl, who is at her hand mill, and all the firstborn of the cattle as well.

6. There will be loud wailing throughout Egypt--worse than there has ever been or ever will be again.

 

Psalms 136

10. to him who struck down the firstborn of Egypt His love endures forever.

 

Jehovah, the god of Israel, kills a child unrelated to war. It also kills the offspring of the animal. It is Yahweh who tells the Jews to flee by stealing the goods of an Egyptian master who weeps over the death of his children.

 

The Elohim, silent at that time on the death of Egyptian children, make a history of paying blood back with blood. The Elohim demand that Israel receive the price of blood committed in the past. Perhaps if Yahweh had not come to the earth, cruelty would have happened to the Jews.

All of this is causation and the first reason. The descendants receive the atrocities committed with the Yahweh god.

 

There is something that the god Yahweh wanted to accomplish in the Holocaust. This is the second reason.

 

Revelation 6

10. They called out in a loud voice, "How long, Sovereign Lord, holy and true, until you judge the inhabitants of the earth and avenge our blood?"

11. Then each of them was given a white robe, and they were told to wait a little longer, until the number of their fellow servants and brothers who were to be killed as they had been was completed.

 

The above says that sacrifices are needed for all times. They are the gods awaiting the death of the nation of Israel. One hundred and forty-four thousand Israelites who receive life by this death.

 

We must not commit the foolishness of believing that the book of Revelation is the revelation of Jesus. In the next section, The next section will explain the book of Revelation. This book of Revelation is for Yahweh and the Israelites.

Jesus does not pay the price of life with the blood of men.

 

Revelation 5

9. And they sang a new song: "You are worthy to take the scroll and to open its seals, because you were slain, and with your blood you purchased men for God from every tribe and language and people and nation.

10. You have made them to be a kingdom and priests to serve our God, and they will reign on the earth.“

 

The dead Yahweh preserves his place by offering the blood of the people to the Father. What a despicable act!

It has already been said through the events of Abel and Cain. As an offering of lambs, Abel buys his father's favor and takes away his brother's interests and reigns as the one god. Abel and Cain are Yahweh and the Elohim. With the intention of deceiving the people, he called Cain and Abel.

 

The Lamb offered by Abel as an offering means Jesus. It is a scene in which he makes a deal to kill a young savior and offer it to his father.

 

The Holocaust was neither the judgment of Jesus nor the work of the Father in heaven for the revenge of the Son.

It is the judgment of the Elohim upon them for the blood shed by the Israelites, and the sacrifice that Yahweh makes to the Father.

After all, it was the death of the Elohim and Yahweh's religious wars.

 

The massacres, wars, and falls in the history of religion are not the will of Jesus. Keep in mind that it is a contention of the interests of the descendants who serve Jehovah.

The Jews must blame all responsibility on God for failing to prevent the tragedy of history. If you think that all of this is not God's plan, you must stop serving God.

 

The book of Revelation, which the Jews do not read, shows that salvation concerning the people of Israel is limited. One hundred and forty-four thousand.

Although the church now interprets the book of Revelation by extending salvation to all who believe in Jesus, it is a false teaching.

 

If you meet Jesus, there's a question he asks first.

"Are you at peace?"

"Have you reached fullness?"

 

We are sorry for those who died preaching the name of Jesus, but we must bear in mind that they were preaching Jehovah God, not Jesus.

 

Those who follow the truth in Jesus' name do not compromise with evil. However, there are times when they make mistakes out of ignorance and fear. Like Peter.

 

I say to you in an age when the name of Jehovah is strong and exerting absolute power.

 

"Through Jesus Christ, salvation is achieved by Jesus.“

 

In the next section, we will explain Yahweh's plan through the book of Revelation.