Many are claiming that the Jews can secure eternal salvation without converting to Christianity.

Is that true? If so, why did Jesus tell Nicodemus, a Jewish religious leader, who was also a Pharisee,

that he would need to be born again or he could not see or enter the kingdom of God.

We're going to analyze this very perplexing question today and much more on this edition of the end time show. Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Dave Robbins with End Time Ministries.

I do thank you for Germany on this edition of The End Time Show.

Many of you know, and I've been teaching, I'm teaching a lesson this year on America's God-given destiny,

America's prophesied future foretold in the Bible in two phases, the nation of America,

protecting the nation of Israel from the face of the

Antichrist all the way to the end. But also, what do we do about the people, the Jews themselves?

I believe that in-time ministries and many of you that have partnered with us working along with

our missionaries and different people in Israel and all of our constituents that we are

bound by God and called into a mission to help the Jews be saved. Now it kind of goes against what a lot of religious leaders are teaching that we shouldn't

try to convert Jews. So let's talk about it today. Should we or should we not try to convert

Jews or are they already saved? Okay. The Jerusalem Post ran an article back in

2023. It just came up in my feed this weekend and I thought, man, the title of

the article was Trump's Faith Advisor, Chris says that Christians must learn from Jews not convert them.

There was a lady.

I'm not going to call the lady's name on the air, but you can go read the articles and

she's in Trump's faith office now.

But there was a lady that has been appointed to President Trump's new faith office, and she believes that Christians should learn from the Jews

rather than try to convert them so much so

that she went and studied the Torah in Israel with Orthodox Jews.

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