Category: Anti-semitism

by Ben Volman

The Psalmist described it all long ago: “They have taken crafty counsel against Your people, and consulted together against Your sheltered ones. They have said, ‘Come, and let us cut them off from being a nation, that the name of Israel may be remembered no more.’”

by MDPI

During the Holocaust and the decades that preceded it, Christian clergy often stressed the same themes as the Nazis, notably with respect to the Jews being “parasitic” capitalists exploiting Christians, as well as communists seeking to overthrow the governments and traditional Christian values of Europe.

by Helen van Huyssteen

Israel’s triumph over the nations of the world is the main theme, not only of the Old Testament but the whole Bible. Unfortunately many Christians believe that the Church has permanently replaced the Jews as the recipients of the blessings promised by God to Abraham in Genesis 12: 2-3. 

by Dr. Francis A. Schaeffer

We thoroughly approve the viewpoint of this paper. If its attitude werethe attitude of all Christians the fear in which even American Jews live would vanish and many would turn to Christ at once. – Editor.

by Eli Kavon
November 2, 2013

The promises of empires and superpowers to the Jewish people often turn out to be the worst sort of perfidy.

by One For Israel

The irrational prejudice against Jewish people is often called the “ancient hatred”. There seems to be no logical explanation that fits the fury spewed out from every corner of the earth, throughout all time, with no apparent common denominator.

by Chosen People Ministries

Why antisemitism led to the persecution of Jews.

by Tony Pearce
May 1, 2019

If Christians want to have true spiritual life, it is essential to acknowledge the debt they have to Israel and to repay that debt with love for the Jewish people.

by Dr. Francis A. Schaeffer

Let us note the command of God in Romans 11:31. It tells us clearly what our attitude in this age should be to natural Israel. We should have mercy unto them. And, my friends, mercy and anti-Semitism in any form do not live in the same household.

by John Stonestreet & Roberto Rivera 
October 30, 2018

In light of that reality and acknowledging fully the Church’s checkered past when it comes to the Jewish people, we must not allow the tiniest whiff of anti-Semitism into our heads, our homes, or our hearts.