Why Israel is God's chosen land, but the Jews are not Gods chosen people.

It is beginning to grow rather tiresome for those who are true Christians, and believe the word of God inexplicably, for the continuing praise that I am seeing over the state of Israel.

There is really something, somewhere, along the line that is quite amiss if there are some Christians who have nothing else on their mind other than Israel, and its state of preparedness for the inevitable war that is soon to ensue.

There is no point at all when it says in the Holy Scriptures that there is anything at all that is ever going to befall Gods chosen nation, Israel, and so why we are seeing this continuing and ongoing fascination with Israel is really beyond belief.

Israel is mentioned, more often than not, in the Holy Scriptures as being the beautiful land.

Furthermore, the Lord is referred to as being the Lord God of Israel, so there are no natural disasters or any other serious event at all that is ever going to befall the land of Israel, not now, or not ever. In fact, if there ever a world war, or any other catastrophic event to befall the planet, Israel would be the safest place on the earth to be.

However, there is no mention anywhere in the scriptures where it says the Jews of Israel (or Jews anywhere) are the chosen ones of God, or that there is anything at all that is necessarily special about them in that sense.

On the contrary, the Jews of Israel rejected the messiah and the crucified him. Furthermore, the Jews of Israel are the ones who are going to accept the Antichrist. In other words, the Jews rejected the original messiah. Instead, they are going to accept the counterfeit - the beast of Revelation.

As that is the case, then may I lay out a challenge to anyone who reads this to show me a verse anywhere in the word of God, which says the Jews are Gods chosen people, or any other statement of such like? If I were a betting man, I would lay a wager on the fact that there would be no one who would be able to show me the existence of any verse, or any verse of a similar nature, simply because such a verse does not exist.