What is the capital of Israel? Simple question.
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Jerusalem is mentioned in the Old and New Testaments for Christians. Jerusalem is even mentioned in some prayers that Roman Catholics recite. It is the major place that Jesus Christ carried His cross and was crucified; where He shed His blood on the streets of Jerusalem. obozo won’t recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Anybody who is hostile towards this being the capital of Israel is evil. See website: http://www.haasstrep68.com
I copied this from the book “CAN MITT ROMNEY SERVE TWO MASTERS?”. Mitt has NOT renounced his Mormon Church’s historic massive racism against blacks and they did not limit the racism to only blacks, but extended it to Naitive Americans and also the Jews….see below:
“Total Disdain for Jews
Deeper in this vein of prejudice, we come to the Jewish Nation; in the following passage Mormon prophet, Brigham A Young describes his view of the Jews:
“I would rather undertake to convert five thousand Lamanites [Native Americans], than to convert one of those poor miserable creatures [Jews] whose fathers killed the savior…. Yes, I would rather undertake to CONVERT THE DEVIL HIMSELF, if it were possible. …I would say, leave them, and come home, the lord does not require you to stay there, for they must suffer and be damned. …[l]eave them to live and die in their sins and ignorance. …[t]hey take pleasure in their wickedness….” (17) (Emphasis added) (I looked up this reference and it was from Salt Lake City’s Modern Microfilm, 1982. pp. 400-403)
Jews are clearly held in low regard by one of the former Prophets and Seers of the Mormon Church. Brigham Young said that his word was to be upheld as scripture; therefore we can see the dangers in the words of a man who clearly had a heart filled with hate. Yet, in 1st John Chapter 4, verses 20-21, the Bible plainly states that we cannot love God if we hate others;”