NTEB Radio Bible Study
Biblical Zionism Is Rooted In God’s Covenant With Israel, Christian Nationalist Zionism Is Rooted In Man’s Lust For Earthly Rule
Host And Founder Of ‘Now The End Begins’ Geoffrey Grider:
Biblical Zionism is the King James Bible position that God is not finished with Israel, that the covenants He made with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and David have not been cancelled, transferred to the Church, or reassigned to any Gentile nation. Israel’s return to the land is not a political accident, a diplomatic novelty, or a conservative talking point. It is a prophetic marker in the end-times timeline, showing us that the same God who scattered the Jews for their unbelief is the same God who has preserved them for their coming national restoration.
Christian Nationalist Zionism is what happens when support for Israel is taken out of the rightly divided Scriptures and fused with political dominion, national pride, state power, and the fantasy that America, or any other Gentile nation, can somehow become the instrument of the kingdom before the King returns. It uses the language of Zion while chasing the machinery of Babylon. It waves the flag, quotes the prophets, invokes Jerusalem, and then attempts to turn Bible prophecy into a campaign platform.
The Bible believer must be able to discern the difference. We stand with Israel because God told Abraham, “I will bless them that bless thee,” but we do not bow down to the modern state, worship politicians, or pretend that earthly government can bring in the kingdom of heaven. Biblical Zionism looks for Jesus Christ to return and restore Israel at the Second Advent. Christian Nationalist Zionism looks to ballots, banners, armies, and courts to build what only the Lord Himself can establish. One is Bible prophecy. The other is political counterfeit. Tonight we compare the two to see which one is correct.
Biblical Zionism is the King James Bible position that God is not finished with Israel, that the covenants He made with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and David have not been cancelled, transferred to the Church, or reassigned to any Gentile nation. Israel’s return to the land is not a political accident, a diplomatic novelty, or a conservative talking point. It is a prophetic marker in the end-times timeline, showing us that the same God who scattered the Jews for their unbelief is the same God who has preserved them for their coming national restoration.
“For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; that blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the fulness of the Gentiles be come in.” Romans 11:25 (KJV)
Christian Nationalist Zionism is what happens when support for Israel is taken out of the rightly divided Scriptures and fused with political dominion, national pride, state power, and the fantasy that America, or any other Gentile nation, can somehow become the instrument of the kingdom before the King returns. It uses the language of Zion while chasing the machinery of Babylon. It waves the flag, quotes the prophets, invokes Jerusalem, and then attempts to turn Bible prophecy into a campaign platform.
The Bible believer must be able to discern the difference. We stand with Israel because God told Abraham, “I will bless them that bless thee,” but we do not bow down to the modern state, worship politicians, or pretend that earthly government can bring in the kingdom of heaven. Biblical Zionism looks for Jesus Christ to return and restore Israel at the Second Advent. Christian Nationalist Zionism looks to ballots, banners, armies, and courts to build what only the Lord Himself can establish. One is Bible prophecy. The other is political counterfeit. Tonight we compare the two to see which one is correct.
Harbinger’s Daily
By Dean Dwyer: On 14 December 2025, Australia’s Jewish community, gathering at Bondi Beach for the annual Hanukkah by the Sea event, was targeted. To date, it has been the deadliest terror attack on Australian soil. Although initially resisted by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, the Australian Government established the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion on 9 January 2026. Although the final report is not due to be released until 14 December 2026, an interim report was issued on 30 April 2026.
Although the interim report makes fourteen recommendations, four of those recommendations have been excluded from the public report. The visible recommendations focus on increased security for Jewish events, strengthening counterterrorism operations and a more robust gun buyback scheme. What the interim report does not address in specific detail are recommendations as to how to proactively combat antisemitism. It is expected that those recommendations will be included in the final report given that the Royal Commission was specifically instructed to address the following:
• the nature and prevalence of antisemitism in institutions and society, and examining its key drivers in Australia, including religious and ideologically motivated extremism and radicalisation, including in the lead up to the antisemitic Bondi terrorist attack on 14 December 2025; and
• making recommendations to counteract and prevent manifestations of antisemitism.
While ever we support the need to address the stain of antisemitism in Australia, the Commission’s goal of determining the necessary recommendations to remove the threat of antisemitism will likely fall short for one very good reason—they will likely ignore God’s Word.
Although the interim report makes fourteen recommendations, four of those recommendations have been excluded from the public report. The visible recommendations focus on increased security for Jewish events, strengthening counterterrorism operations and a more robust gun buyback scheme. What the interim report does not address in specific detail are recommendations as to how to proactively combat antisemitism. It is expected that those recommendations will be included in the final report given that the Royal Commission was specifically instructed to address the following:
• the nature and prevalence of antisemitism in institutions and society, and examining its key drivers in Australia, including religious and ideologically motivated extremism and radicalisation, including in the lead up to the antisemitic Bondi terrorist attack on 14 December 2025; and
• making recommendations to counteract and prevent manifestations of antisemitism.
While ever we support the need to address the stain of antisemitism in Australia, the Commission’s goal of determining the necessary recommendations to remove the threat of antisemitism will likely fall short for one very good reason—they will likely ignore God’s Word.
Prophecy News Watch
By PNW Staff: What began as a tool to catch criminals is quietly becoming something far more powerful-and far more dangerous. Across the United States, more than 80,000 automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras-many deployed by Flock Safety--are scanning, recording, and storing the movements of millions of vehicles every single day.
These systems promise safety. But increasingly, they are revealing something else: how easily surveillance infrastructure can be turned inward on the very people it was meant to protect.
A recent report highlighted a disturbing reality--law enforcement officers have used these systems not just for investigations, but to track romantic partners, exes, and even strangers. At least 14 documented cases uncovered by the Institute for Justice show officers allegedly abusing access to track individuals for personal reasons. In nearly every case, consequences followed. But the deeper issue remains: if individuals with limited authority can misuse such tools, what happens when institutions decide to use them systematically?
This is where the conversation shifts from misconduct... to potential.
Because ALPR systems don't just capture license plates--they capture patterns, routines, and lives.
1. The Quiet Mapping of Faith and Belief
Consider a simple Sunday morning.
Dozens--sometimes hundreds--of vehicles pull into church parking lots across America. Cameras positioned on nearby roads or intersections log each plate. They log when cars arrive. When they leave. How often they return.
Now imagine that data compiled over weeks, months, years.
It would not take sophisticated artificial intelligence to build a database of regular churchgoers. Patterns would emerge almost instantly: who attends weekly, who comes occasionally, who stopped coming altogether. Cross-reference that with other data--home addresses, workplaces--and suddenly, you don't just have a list of cars. You have a map of religious life.
These systems promise safety. But increasingly, they are revealing something else: how easily surveillance infrastructure can be turned inward on the very people it was meant to protect.
A recent report highlighted a disturbing reality--law enforcement officers have used these systems not just for investigations, but to track romantic partners, exes, and even strangers. At least 14 documented cases uncovered by the Institute for Justice show officers allegedly abusing access to track individuals for personal reasons. In nearly every case, consequences followed. But the deeper issue remains: if individuals with limited authority can misuse such tools, what happens when institutions decide to use them systematically?
This is where the conversation shifts from misconduct... to potential.
Because ALPR systems don't just capture license plates--they capture patterns, routines, and lives.
Consider a simple Sunday morning.
Dozens--sometimes hundreds--of vehicles pull into church parking lots across America. Cameras positioned on nearby roads or intersections log each plate. They log when cars arrive. When they leave. How often they return.
Now imagine that data compiled over weeks, months, years.
It would not take sophisticated artificial intelligence to build a database of regular churchgoers. Patterns would emerge almost instantly: who attends weekly, who comes occasionally, who stopped coming altogether. Cross-reference that with other data--home addresses, workplaces--and suddenly, you don't just have a list of cars. You have a map of religious life.
Geller Report
By Pamela Geller: Devout Austrian Muslim who pledged allegiance to ISIS admits plotting mass slaughter at a Taylor Swift concert—driven by jihadist ideology and devotion to Sharia. Will Taylor and her woke peers acknowledge the horror of this threat? Did Ariana Grande when a Muslim bomb her Manchester concert?
Jihad Watch
By Robert Spencer: But will it also be a future without Mojtaba Khamenei? There is no way to know for sure whether Mojtaba Khamenei is even alive, or whether or not he actually had anything to do with this statement. Whoever wrote it, however, whether it was Mojtaba or someone else, the defiance comes from the awareness that the U.S. action against the Islamic Republic of Iran is bound to the election cycle, and will end when it looks as if the Republicans will pay a steep electoral price for the war, or when the Democrats regain power and resume sending billions of dollars rather than bombs to Tehran.
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