As such, all Christians owe a major debt of gratitude to the entire Jewish race for being the chosen people that God would eventually have His Son born into this world through.

The best way to look at this is like looking at a two sided coin. On the one side of the coin are the Jewish people and their covenant relationship with God the Father. Though they are not saved at this time, they are still God's chosen people and eventually God will save all of Israel as the above verses are telling us. On the other side of the coin are all born again Christians saved under the shed Blood of Jesus Christ.

Though we are now living under a new and better covenant than what the Jews presently have with God the Father because we have accepted who Jesus really is, this still does not negate the Jewish people and their original Abrahamic covenant that they still have with God the Father.

As such, we should consider all of our Jewish brethren as our brothers and friends of the faith since we both serve and follow the same God the Father.

Remember, the day will come when the Jewish people will accept Jesus as their true Messiah and Savior. But until that day comes, and these people see the real light, we should accept them, love them and solidly support, protect and defend them from the demonic forces that would like to try and totally annihilate them. As I stated at the top of this article, now, more than ever, the Jewish people and their state of Israel need our continuing support. With another Hitler now rising out of Iran who is trying to develop the nuclear weapons to be able to attack and annihilate Israel, our country, along with the UN and some of our Western allies have got to stay on top of this building crisis. Remember what the above verse from God the Father has told us - He will bless those who bless Israel and curse those who will try and curse her.

I rest my case for the Jewish people and their holy land of Israel.