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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

    Nov 18, 2019 6 minutes
    EDITOR@JOYMAG.CO.ZA

    Christians should support Israel!

    As an Anglican, I would just like to say that I do not agree with the church in supporting Palestine and not Israel. I’m sure there are many others who feel the same as me. We pray for the Palestinian Christians and the Israeli Christians. By supporting Palestine however, I do not know how that will help them. Love you JOY! Magazine – You have enriched my life with the Lord.

    Rae Handley

    Prophetic message of lawlessness

    Your article on Lawlessness (September issue) and how it affects Christians was really good food for thought. It’s really frightening to see how lazy we have become as believers, and that we just accept anything that sounds spiritual without really checking the facts. I challenge every preacher, in all denominations, to deliver this prophetic message to their people. There is not one congregation that doesn’t need to hear it. Please put it up on your JOY! Facebook page too and ask people to share it. It must get out to all Christians.

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