Founded by a self-described libertarian who recently called Israel the 'synagogue of Satan,' AZAPAC distances itself from a cadre of left-wing pro-Palestinian PACS that largely share its goal The post A new US anti-Zionist PAC endorses candidates who believe Jews were behind 9/11 appeared first on The Times of Israel.
The rise of scoffers and mockers in the last days includes those who mock biblical truth and God's chosen people. The PAC's use of 'synagogue of Satan' language directly echoes Revelation 2:9 and 3:9, representing the kind of blasphemous mockery that characterizes end-times spiritual decline. This anti-Semitic rhetoric aligns with the prophesied increase in scoffing at biblical values.
The apostasy and falling away includes departure from biblical principles regarding Israel and the Jewish people. Anti-Zionist sentiment among those claiming religious justification represents a falling away from the biblical mandate to bless Israel (Genesis 12:3). The PAC's activities reflect the prophesied systematic rejection of biblical truth within broader society.
False prophets and deceptive teachings characterize the end times, including those who twist scripture against God's purposes for Israel. The PAC's use of biblical terminology ('synagogue of Satan') to justify anti-Semitic conspiracy theories represents the kind of deceptive interpretation that leads many astray from biblical truth about Israel's role in prophecy.