Maggie's Farm

So, “Candace Owens, who uses “Christ is King” as shorthand for her unabashed and unrelenting hatred of Jews” — Batya Ungar-Sargon. Does he mean that anyone saying “Christ is King” now hates the Jews? They’re Anti-Semitic, as the word has been redefined: Jew-hatred? How interesting. So what exactly is a Semite? Is there a race of Semites? No there is not. There is no race of people called Semites. The precise definition of the term is: “Semites are people who speak the Semite language.” So who speaks the Semite language? Arab, Palestinian, Hebrew, Mongolian, etc. Everyone from the Middle-Eastern part of the world speaks the Semite language. They are all Semites. There are approximately 30+ Semitic languages in the Middle-East. So if someone is called anti-semitic, does that mean that they hate anyone who speak a Semitic language? Do they hate the Assyrians of Iraq, northeastern Syrians, those of southeastern Turkey, and northwest Iranians, or those of the diaspora communities in Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan and southern Russia who still speak Aramaic, the language of the Lord Jesus Himself? A rhetorical question, indeed.

Anti-Semitic, Anti-Semitism is nothing more than a propaganda term created to confuse people. To create problems between one person against another. One nation against another. To create public unrest, disorder, and war. There is no such thing as a Semitic race, only Semitic languages. So there is no such thing as Anti-Semitism—unless one hates every person, who happens to speak a Semitic language in the whole Middle-East.

Noted: My wife is a born-again, Christian Hebrew. Christ is King!

If, in fact, there is Anti-Semitism, what is your definition of Pro-Semitism? One can not work without the other.