GZP Website: About Us; Our Philosophy Explained

 

Our philosophy is based upon the continuing FULL Restoration of the teachings and the Two Houses of Israel.  Both Houses of Israel, Judah and Ephraim, are a bridge to each other.  In the Center, is Jesus Christ, Yeshua the Anointed Messiah.  We have valuable things to learn from each other, including about physically building a Zion community! 

 

1. Restore the House of Israel thru scriptures

Include Old Testament familiarity with all the rest of your scripture studies.  Some of the focus should be on understanding covenants with God (a Biblical perspective) and also finding the Messianic prophecies in the Old Testament and their fulfillment in the New Testament and other modern day scriptures.

 2. Become one nation in their own land

 

 

Becoming an undivided nation of "Gentile" Israelite believer + Jewish believer is part of the process.  Since Joseph was given the land of the everlasting hills (Americas; Genesis 49:26) , we should hope for that unity of all tribes to exist on both continents eventually.

3. Remember the Jews and prepare to teach them

Open your heart (concern) to them, study the basics of their religion, and build your testimony and courage in order to approach them in friendship.

 

4. Work on getting to know God for yourself like you are Moses standing on Holy Ground 

Many Jews (and Arabs) who get converted to Christ, friendship, exposure to Christian concepts, and supernatural experiences are key to them being converted to the Jewish Messiah Yeshua (Jesus). Having your own vibrant experience with God will be of a great help to yourself and others. 

 

5. Build Zion!

Zion is the pure in heart, and there are numerous scriptures that say that the pure in heart shall see the Lord, and shall build up the waste places (survive to re-build).

There also isn't any poor among them because they labor and they cooperate and share so that basic needs are met; they look out for each other.
Moses 7 is great to read about Enoch's society.

The command to build Zion has been around since the 1800s, but its practice of living cooperatively was discontinued before 1900.   It's time to do this again...  There are small numbers of Mormons who are attempting and living this the best they can in our complicated society.  Their efforts need to be duplicated wherever there are willing people.

 

 

ZION COLORING BY GZP