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Exposing the Great Deception: Christian Antisemitism, Replacement Theology, and the Truth of the New Covenant

Exposing the Great Deception: Christian Antisemitism, Replacement Theology, and the Truth of the New Covenant

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 In this powerful episode, Laurie Cardoza Moore continues her eye-opening conversation with Yaffah Batya da Costa on the rising wave of Christian antisemitism spreading across social media, conservative institutions, and even churches. Together they unpack how mistranslated Scripture, Roman-era theology, and modern influencers are pulling believers away from biblical truth and fueling dangerous anti-Israel narratives.

Yaffah explains the real meaning of the New Covenant in Jeremiah 31, how Paul’s teachings aligned with the Hebrew Bible, and why Christians today must understand the Jewish foundation of their faith. Laurie addresses the growing hostility toward Israel among conservatives and challenges Christians to stand firmly with God’s covenant people in this critical hour.

This episode brings clarity, history, and spiritual conviction — calling all believers to return to Scripture, reject deception, and take their place as watchmen for truth.

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