Topic: New Testament

Pastor Rodney Howard Browne explains the transition from Old Testament law to New Testament grace, noting that believers are now the temple of the living God. He describes his practice of issuing "spiritual restraining orders" against wicked forces, citing a recent mission in London where he prayed for God to hinder the plans of globalist "Pharaohs." He emphasizes repentance over destruction while maintaining that the church must act as a mouthpiece for divine authority.

Concerns have emerged that the IHRA definition of anti-semitism could criminalize the belief or repetition of New Testament passages regarding the death of Jesus. The legislation is viewed by some as an authoritarian attempt to police Christian doctrine and silence campus criticism of Israeli government policies. Opponents claim the bill equates political criticism of a foreign state with racial or religious hatred.

House Bill HR 6090, the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act, is criticized for effectively banning portions of the New Testament by adopting the IHRA definition of anti-semitism. The bill has faced opposition from a bipartisan group of lawmakers, including Chip Roy and Jared Nadler, who argue it infringes on religious freedom. The legislation allows a foreign-controlled NGO to dictate the Justice Department's definitions of illegal speech.

Jones reviews specific examples of anti-Semitism provided by the IHRA, such as claims of Jews killing Jesus. He argues that these definitions could be used to ban the New Testament and criminalize traditional Christian teachings. The segment claims that equating Israeli policy to Nazi policy or criticizing the "myth" of world Jewish conspiracy will now be legally actionable.