Israel Land Grant from God

Government leaders, including the United States Congress and President Trump, need to be completely informed about the complex, detailed land grant that God gave to the Jewish people in the land of Israel. It is hereby declared in the holy, inerrant Scriptures that His Royal Majesty of Heaven, the Omnipotent King of kings, the Eternal Lord God and Saviour of Israel has granted land, described by legal boundary lines, to the Jewish people. The description of the land of Israel, as given in the Scriptures, is part of a legal and binding land grant agreement that will be enforced by God, the Supreme Judge of Heaven. This land granted from God to the Jewish people is called the Promised Land or Israel.

Land Grant to Abraham and His Jewish Descendants

Furthermore, the land of Israel was granted to Abraham and his Jewish descendants through his son Isaac. Isaac’s son Jacob is the physical father of the founding, spiritual fathers of the twelve tribes of Israel. Let it be known, Abraham’s son Ishmael and his Arab descendants are not included in those who can inherit the land of Israel. Let it also be acknowledged, the original land grant to Abraham for the Promised Land of Israel was clarified and modified by God, through Moses, to include some additional land for the Jewish people.

Land Granted to Jews with All Rights and Benefits

The Promised Land of Israel is granted to the Jewish people with all rights of possession and use. The land includes all attachments, natural resources, created by God, including mineral rights and any other benefit including the full enjoyment and profit from the land.

Warranty Deed for Land Grant Enforced by God

God, the grantor, gave the Jewish people, the grantees, a written warranty deed in the Scriptures which includes evidence that the land of Israel has a clear title. Even though other people were occupying some of the land, God is the creator and owner of all land on the Earth. He has a right to grant it to whomever He pleases!

Leviticus 25:23 “The land [Promised Land of Israel] shall not be sold for ever: for the land [Promised Land of Israel] is mine [God’s]; for ye [Jewish People] are strangers and sojourners with me [God].”

The land of Israel is granted to the Jewish people as an everlasting possession, without end.

Genesis 17:7-8 “And I [God] will establish my [God’s] covenant between me [God] and thee [Abraham] and thy [Abraham’s] seed [Jewish Descendants Through Isaac] after thee in their generations for an everlasting covenant, to be a God unto thee, and to thy seed after thee. 8 And I [God] will give unto thee [Abraham], and to thy [Abraham’s] seed [Jewish Descendants Through Isaac] after thee [Abraham], the land wherein thou art a stranger, all the land of Canaan, for an everlasting possession; and I will be their [Jewish People’s] God.”

God confirmed the promise, that He made to Abraham, of the land granted to Israel. He made the same promise to Isaac’s son Jacob. Jacob is the founding father of the twelve tribes of Israel. Ishmael and his Arab descendants are not included in the promise to Abraham or Jacob. God made other promises to Ishmael, Genesis 17:18-21.

Genesis 48:3-4 “And Jacob said unto Joseph, God Almighty appeared unto me at Luz in the land of Canaan, and blessed me, 4 And said unto me, Behold, I will make thee fruitful, and multiply thee, and I will make of thee a multitude of people; and will give this land [Promised Land of Israel] to thy seed [Jewish Descendants Through Isaac and Jacob] after thee for an everlasting possession.”

There are no binding liens (claims) in Heaven on the property that is granted to Israel. Nor, can there be any legal binding claims upheld on the land of Israel in favor of non-Jewish people. God promises to fight anyone who tries to make a false claim to the land of Israel that He granted to the Jewish people. God will deal with those who encroach (trespass) on the land of Israel. Illegal occupiers of the land granted to Israel will be removed in the future, by force if necessary. In the future, the Messiah will come with the armies of Heaven to purge the land of Israel of all those who are enemies of the Jewish people. God will act in a timely manner against those who oppose His land grant of Israel to the Jewish people.

Zechariah 2:8-9 “For thus saith the LORD of hosts; After the glory hath he sent me unto the [Gentile] nations which spoiled you [Jews of Israel]: for he that toucheth you [Israel] toucheth the apple of his [God’s] eye. 9 For, behold, I [God] will shake mine hand upon them [Enemies of Israel], and they [Israel’s Enemies] shall be a spoil to their servants [Jewish People]: and ye shall know that the LORD of hosts hath sent me.”

Even those Palestinian Arabs, who have illegally occupied the land of Israel, all of their life, do not have a legal claim in Heaven to the land. In other words, the rule of adverse possession of land in Israel will not be honored by God. They are to be considered illegal squatters who should remove themselves from the land of Israel before they are evicted by force from Heaven.

Arab People Blessed with Much More Land than Jewish People of Israel

Through Ishmael, the ancestor of modern-day Arabs, the Arab people have inherited a vast amount of land outside the boundaries of the Promised Land of Israel. Their land consists of many nations, and the land for the Arab people is much larger than the small piece of land that God granted to the Jewish people of Israel.

Obligation of World to the Nation of Israel

Let it hereby be known that state governments, the congress, and the president of the United States are encouraged to defend the God-given rights of the Jewish people in all the land of Israel that God granted to the Jews. All presidents, kings and other world rulers are warned in the Scriptures not to oppose God’s land grant to the Jewish people in Israel. Furthermore, they are compelled to support and defend the Jewish people’s right to possess the land of Israel in peace.

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