Frances & Friends - Mar. 7th, 2024
Frances & Friends
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07-Mar-2024
Today on Frances and Friends, Sister Swaggart and panel discuss the original occupants of the land of Israel. 500 years before Abraham, the first settlers in the land were from the lineage of the grandson of Noah, Canaan, the son of Ham. These are those from which the Jewish people come from. God called Abraham out of the Ur of Chaldees, and made His covenant of the land with Abraham in Genesis chapter twelve. God planted Abraham in the region of Jerusalem where we see the 12 tribes of Israel are established. Today, Canaan is known as modern Palestine. Brother Dupree shares the journey of the Israelites after God promised Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob to have possession of the Promise Land from the river to the Sea. The panel addresses how the Jews lost control of their land. The word Palestinian is from the term Philistines, who were not from the land, but they came to it. God owned the land, and because of the hatred of Jews we have this agenda today.
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