Return to The Garden of Eden
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Most countries boundaries are determined after prolonged periods of war. Then the victorious nation declares that the defeated enemies' territory is now lost. War precedes the declaration of a country's independence, but God predicted that Israel would become a nation first and then would have to go to war to defend its sovereignty. Isaiah said, "Before she goes into labor, she gives birth; before the pains come upon her she delivers a son." God said that pain and labor would come after Israel's birth, not before. The day after Israel declared its independence on May 14, 1948, five nations attacked Israel: Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon, just as God told Isaiah 700 years before Christ was born. This prophecy was fulfilled in our lifetime. Amazing!
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Return to the Garden of Eden is dedicated to refuting the unbiblical error of Replacement Theology, which supposes that God has spiritually replaced Israel with the Church. The problem with this understanding is, if God replaced Israel, who was promised an “everlasting” possession of land, then what good is His promise of an “everlasting” salvation to the Church.
This book concentrates on the multitude of verses in scripture, which indicate that the national restoration of Israel is an absolute imperative. It demonstrates that Israel’s existence today was not only predicted, but necessary for Christ to return to earth, just as He said He would. This book illuminates the fact that Israel being a nation in our time, is a miracle to be witnessed by we Christians, and a comfort and encouragement that God always keeps his word literally, not allegorically.
About the Author
Thaddeus Kedziora has a master’s degree in social sciences and has retired after 32 years as a letter carrier for the USPS. He has spent over 30 years studying Bible prophecy and 20 years leading a home Bible Church.