sinai as the israelites prepared to enter their covenant with god. the second time will be at the return of the messiah. >> i believe that was god's original intent when he gave this special time to moses, a time of blowing trumpets, blasting trumpets, to look to the final trumpet that will be sounded when ushuaia appears in the sky. >> gordon: he says this jewish holiday can also be a celebration for christians. >> the question is: how can christians celebrate, al with jewish people, rosh hashanah? i think, first of all, they can fast and they can pray and they can, during these 10 days of awe can be a time of believing god for revival within israel, within the jewish world. it can be a time of intercession for the jewish people to know their messiah. i think, also, a great way to celebrate this holiday is to look to the coming of ushuaia. i think it is a time for christians and jews to look to heaven and say, come, ushuaia, come, we long for your returning. ♪ >> wendy: i love what he said. they tried to kill us, god rescued us. let's eat. >> george

they're not the indigenous israelites. so israel have everything to gain. we -- they're not threatening us. they're probably threatening israel because israel's taking their property, their land and trying to run the middle east. let's look back. let's have some segments on who the true jews are. they own your judicial system, your financial system, your news media and everything else. they're 1% of our population but they're running the world. and we're not waking up to them. host: your point is what? caller: my point is that this is all behind israel and taking over the middle east. host: we'll get a response. guest: yeah, i don't agree with you for a minute about who owns what with respect to the media, finance system or any of that. i just think that's a myth. but what's the interesting question tucked into what you're saying is there's been a lot of silence from israel about its view on what's happening here. and i think that silence from the -- from the israeli government reflects an ambivalence that is understandable. from the israeli point of view,

but along in his late teen years, he got into a conflict and ended up seeing one of the israelite slaves being mistreated, and he ended up killing him. so moses had to take off, because he was afraid for his own life. and he went out into the sinai, and there married zipporah, and had children, and was out as a shepherd. and as the torah tells us, as it says in exodus, he comes across a burning bush one day that is not being consumed. and the bush speaks to him. and rather than even misquote this, even a little, i brought from my hotel room. you wouldn't steal the bible, would you, wayne? no, i'll put it back. so the bush speaks in exodus, chapter 3, and says, moses, moses, and the first words that moses says to god are, here i am. then he said, do not draw near here, this place. take off your sandals and your, for your feet, for this place where you stand is holy ground. and god speaks to moses and says, i want you to go to the pharaoh, and i want you to free your people. and moses is going, well, wait, wait, hold on here. who am i, and who are you? moses says to god, who am i, that i s

"for i also am an israelite of the seed of abraham, the tribe of benjamin.god has not cast away his people, which he foreknew." now we're going to see in our following programs how that everything since the dawn of human history with adam and eve has been by god's design. he's in control of everything for 6000 years. and so this is what paul is reminding us. god will never let the nation of israel disappear because in his foreknowledge he has them ready for the end-time return of christ to set up his kingdom. they have to be here! all right, now i'm going to take a few of these verses and just sort of skim over them. and he says in verse 3, "lord they've killed the prophets." and we know the old testament jews did over and over. "they've digged down thy altars. (and elijah said,) i'm left alone and they seek my life." now paul writes, "but what saith the answer of god unto him? i have reserved myself 7000 men." there's that remnant. seven thousand out of israel's population of usually seven to ten million, so you math people, what's the percentage? one tenth

they're not the indigenous israelites. so israel have everything to gain.-- they're not threatening us. they're probably threatening israel because israel's taking their property, their land and trying to run the middle east. let's look back. let's have some segments on who the true jews are. they own your judicial system, your financial system, your news media and everything else. they're 1% of our population but they're running the world. and we're not waking up to them. host: your point is what? caller: my point is that this is all behind israel and taking over the middle east. host: we'll get a response. guest: yeah, i don't agree with you for a minute about who owns what with respect to the media, finance system or any of that. i just think that's a myth. but what's the interesting question tucked into what you're saying is there's been a lot of silence from israel about its view on what's happening here. and i think that silence from the -- from the israeli government reflects an ambivalence that is understandable. from the israeli point of view, havi