The Theological Necessity of “Noticing” the Jews
This article makes the theological case that it is a Christian duty to “notice” who the Jews are. There was a lot of “noticing” in the Bible.
- Eighty two times in the Book of Acts, “Jews” are noticed.
- Sixty-three times in the Gospel of Saint John, Jews are noticed.
And yet,
Should this not cause us to sit up and pay attention?
Noticing looks like this:
- I noticed the Jewish and homosexual governor of Colorado, Polis, married another Jewish homosexual in a Jewish ceremony.
- I noticed that the Vice-President is married to a Jew.
- Attorney General, Merrick Garland, whose agency is targeting pro-life advocates and traditional Catholics, is Jewish.
- I notice that the head of DHS, Mayorkas, is Jewish.
- I notice that WEF leader Klaus Schwab is Jewish.

- I noticed that Noah Hurari, also of the WEF, is is Jewish and he said “We just don’t need the vast majority of population.”
- I notice that many of our foreign policy mavens are Jewish, including the Secretary of State Blinken, and also Victoria Nuland who so skillfully guided American policy toward the Ukraine which is lead by another Jew, Zelinsky.
- I noticed that, until RGB passed away, three of the nine Supreme Court Justices were Jewish when Jews make up 2% of the general population. (When RGB passed, they
replaced her a woman who was unable to define what a woman is). - Or that Noel Ignatiev, who said ““If you are a White male, you don’t deserve to live. You are a cancer,” is also Jewish.
- I noticed that comedian Jon Stewart is Jewish, and that he hates whites.
This list could go on for a long time, but I only mention this by example. The real purpose is to arm Christians with the theological necessity of “noticing.” If the Bible overwhelming notices Jews, so should the Christian.
And the Jews absolutely hate this. They will say what they said in Acts 5:28: “you have filled Jerusalem with your teaching and intend to bring this Man’s blood upon us.” Same today as two-thousand years ago. Same cast of characters. Same tactics, techniques and procedures. Same guilt manipulation. Same playing the victim that is described in Acts 5:28. …
The Court sat.
already (past tense) come in the flesh.