“If you’re a Christian and you support the modern geopolitical state of Israel, you deny that Christ is the Messiah” isn’t bait — it’s a doctrinal statement.
Galatians 3:16 says Christ is the Seed of Abraham — not the Knesset, not a land deed, not a modern secular government.
The New Testament doesn’t support dual covenants. It says:
“There is no distinction between Jew and Greek… for all are one in Christ Jesus.” (Gal. 3:28)
If a theology claims you can bless a nation while it rejects Christ — and still call that covenantal faithfulness — then it’s not Christianity.
It’s Scofieldism, and it leads people away from the Gospel, not toward it.
That’s not trolling. That’s Scripture — whether it makes people uncomfortable or not.
Scofieldism has created a theology where following the Gospel of Jesus Christ is considered “anti-Semitic.”
If you quote Jesus’ own words to the Pharisees, you’re “attacking Israel.”
If you preach the New Covenant through His blood, you’re “replacement theology.”
If you say Christ is the fulfillment of every promise — you’re “dangerously divisive.”
In other words:
Preach Christ fully, and you're a heretic to Scofield’s followers.
That’s not Christianity.
That’s a false gospel that protects a Christ-rejecting system and silences the true one.