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The Olive Tree: The Mystery of Israel and the Church

The Olive Tree: The Mystery of Israel and the Church

Rittenberry, Randall

Paperback

Bible StudiesChristian LivingGeneral Christianity

ISBN13: 9798988741732
Publisher: Compass Publishing
Published: Mar 20 2026
Pages: 82
Weight: 0.27
Height: 0.17 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Everything begins with a promise God made to one man.

So many of us have questions, including why has Israel been hated, debated, and fought over for thousands of years?
And why are so many Christians suddenly questioning what the Bible actually says about Israel?
October 7th stunned the world, and a following wave of narratives, political agendas, and theological claims flooded media, universities, churches, and social platforms. But what does Scripture actually say? In this bold and eye-opening examination of the Bible, The Olive Tree cuts through political noise, historical revisionism, and popular theological myths to uncover the truth about God's covenant with Israel. Starting with the call of Abraham, this book guides readers on a clear, scripture-based walk-through of the Bible to answer controversial questions, including:

  • Did God permanently give the land of Israel to the Jewish people?
  • What does the Bible really mean when it says not all Israel is Israel?
  • What is Engraftment Theology?
  • Has God rejected Israel?
  • Why does the conflict over Israel carry so much spiritual significance?

By focusing directly on the Biblical text, this book dismantles centuries-old misconceptions that have led to misunderstandings within the Church and the political world. Further, this book challenges readers to confront a deeper reality: the struggle over Israel is not merely political or historical; it is spiritual. Whether you are a believer seeking clarity, a student of Scripture, or someone trying to make sense of the world's growing hostility toward Israel, this book will equip you with a biblically grounded perspective in an age of confusion. The question is no longer whether the debate exists.

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