By Rejecting Jesus, Jews Fell from Grace

Due to diabolical activities of Church of Moloch and many other factors (the most important one being probably occupation by pagan Romans), power of “Jewish channel of Divine Grace” had been gradually declining and by 4 BC or so decreased to a critically low level.

So, God had no other choice to send His only Son – Jesus Christ – to fix this channel. Unfortunately, He wanted to achieve fart more than that – He wanted to transform the whole Earth into a “New Eden” (sort of Kingdom of Heaven on Earth) using Jewish nation as His primary tool (weapon, actually).

To His great surprise, Jews rejected His idea – together with His Son. In other words, they flatly refused to accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Messiah – and to become the major tool of transforming (reengineering) the world into a New Eden.

True, diabolical (serpent-style) propaganda of the Church of Moloch (which at that time essentially controlled Jewish secular and religious authorities) did play a major part in this decision… but the primary reason was that Jews had a very simple, primitive and down-to-earth desire – obtain freedom from Rome.

And when they finally understood that Jesus would not give them that, they overwhelmingly supported (practically 100% of them) the decision of their secular and religious leaders to convince Roman governor to murder Jesus on the cross (let’s call a spade a spade).

However, by rejecting Jesus Christ as their Lord and Messiah, Jews automatically shut down the “energy channel” of Divine Grace (and thus made the Ark of the Covenant totally useless for them).

Worse, they lost God’s protection from their own catastrophic mistakes. Not surprisingly, they quickly made one – launched the Great Jewish Revolt (which became known as First Jewish-Roman war). It was a genuinely disastrous blunder as in the flat terrain of Palestine even the most dedicated, fierce and skilled Jewish warriors were no match for the murderous military machine of Rome.

Not surprisingly, the result was… essentially the First Holocaust of the Jews (out of three committed by Romans). About 200,000 Jews died (almost half of Jewish population of Palestine) and 100,000 or so were sold into Roman slavery.

Jerusalem was razed to the ground – and so was the Second Temple. Jewish elite collapsed and Sadducees and Essenes (two major Jewish religious sects) disappeared entirely.

And the Jews lost the Ark of the Covenant for good…