You are indeed antisemitic. I never did detract from Christ being THE focus of it all, but HIS focus was and is still fixated upon Israel for the future tribulation and the Millennial Kingdom. To WHOM did Christ come? To Israel. Of WHOM is salvation? Of the JEWS! Please don't persist in your antisemitic rhetoric along this line. It's offense are the coals upon your own head.
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According to Scripture,
Christ came to Israel first
“I was sent only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.” (Matthew 15:24),
Salvation is from the Jews,
“Salvation is of the Jews.” (John 4:22)
This means:
The Messiah is Jewish
The covenants are Jewish
The promises are Jewish
The Scriptures are Jewish
The apostles are Jewish
The gospel itself is rooted in Israel’s story
This is not up for debate. It is the foundation of Christian theology.
But Jesus says this in a conversation with a Samaritan woman, showing that the Jewish source of salvation does not restrict its recipients.
The prophets, Jesus, and the apostles all affirm:
Israel’s future repentance (Zechariah 12:10)
Israel’s national restoration (Ezekiel 36–37)
Jerusalem as the kingdom center (Isaiah 2:1–4)
The land promises fulfilled (Genesis 17:7–8; Romans 11:29)
The tribulation centered on Israel (Jeremiah 30:7; Matthew 24)
The nations streaming to Zion (Isaiah 11:10; Micah 4:1–3)
So again, you are correct: Israel is central in God’s eschatological plan.
But Scripture also says,
“In you all nations shall be blessed.” (Genesis 12:3)
Israel’s role is mediatorial, not exclusive.
To affirm Gentile inclusion is not antisemitic. To affirm Israel’s election is not exclusionary. Scripture holds both truths together without contradiction.
Paul warns Gentiles,
“Do not be arrogant toward the branches.” (Romans 11:18)
And he warns Israel
“They too, if they do not continue in unbelief, will be grafted in.” (Romans 11:23)
The danger is
pride, not ethnicity.
Salvation is:
From Israel (John 4:22)
Through Israel’s Messiah (Romans 9:5)
For Israel first (Romans 1:16)
And for all nations (Isaiah 49:6; Matthew 28:19)
God’s plan is:
Centered on Israel
Extended to the nations
United in Christ
Completed in the kingdom
There is no contradiction. There is no antisemitism. There is only Scripture.