Tim Ray

@hodgetwins @WhiteHouse I thought he was dead!

@WhiteHouse Did Netanyahu give this order?

“If Iran shots and violently kills peaceful protesters, which is their custom, the United States of America will come to their rescue. We are locked and loaded and ready to go. Thank you for your attention to this matter!” - President DONALD J. TRUMP

@jacksonhinklle Stop believing the propaganda. Are you this stupid???

🚨🇮🇱 Wait, Netanyahu might actually be dead...

@hodgetwins Genesis 27:29 “Cursed be everyone who curses you, And blessed be those who bless you!”

Man fuck Israel and fuck Netanyahu

You’re mixing truth with error, and that’s why it sounds convincing. Yes, no one stands in the olive tree except by faith in Christ. That’s not the debate. Paul already established that. But you’re taking that truth and using it to erase what Paul explicitly refuses to erase. “Has God cast away His people? Certainly not!” (Romans 11:1) If your interpretation were correct, that statement would be unnecessary. Paul would have simply said Israel is now redefined as the church. He didn’t. You say Galatians 3 defines Romans 11, but Romans 11 is Paul explaining the current and future condition of Israel after Christ. That’s already post-cross theology. And he says this: “Blindness in part has happened to Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles has come in.” (Romans 11:25) That is not a dissolved identity. That is a temporarily hardened people. Then he makes it unmistakable: “And so all Israel will be saved.” (Romans 11:26) You cannot turn that into “the church” without doing violence to the text, because Paul has been contrasting Israel and Gentiles the entire chapter. And then he seals it: “Concerning the election they are beloved for the sake of the fathers.” (Romans 11:28) Not were beloved. Are beloved. “For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” (Romans 11:29) Irrevocable does not mean fulfilled and transferred. It means not taken back. Now to your claim about modern Israel being secular and not covenant Israel. Spiritually, no one is in covenant apart from Christ. That’s true for Jew and Gentile alike. But Paul never bases God’s covenant faithfulness on their current spiritual condition. In fact, he says the opposite, that even in unbelief, they remain elect because of the fathers. So your argument collapses here: You are making their unbelief the reason God’s covenant no longer applies, while Paul says their unbelief is temporary and does not cancel the covenant. You’re right about one thing: One root One people One way, faith But Paul never says one identity. He maintains both truths at the same time: Gentiles are grafted in by faith Israel remains the natural branches God will restore “God is able to graft them in again.” (Romans 11:23) If they were no longer distinct, that statement is meaningless. You’re not hearing to understand, you’re filtering Romans 11 through Galatians 3 instead of letting both speak. The truth is not either or, it is both: Salvation is only through Christ And God is not finished with Israel If your theology requires you to redefine Israel, ignore “irrevocable,” and explain away “all Israel will be saved,” then it’s not Paul that needs correcting.

@TimRayWV @Pete_Hutter @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin You’re skipping over the full counsel of His word to protect a distinction Paul himself resolves…& isn’t even the point here, brother. Answer the attachment.

If you're curious how zionism is a warped ideology born in the 1800's, not the bible, this is a speedy summary that most people are clueless about. The truth shall set you free. Deception may lead to nuclear war. @JohnMappin johnmappin.substack.com/p/the-theology…

You can’t use Galatians 3 to cancel out Romans 11, because Scripture does not contradict itself, it builds on itself. Galatians 3 is about how someone is justified and becomes part of the family of God. Paul makes it clear that salvation is by faith, not by the law, and that in Christ there is neither Jew nor Greek in terms of access to salvation. That is a statement about spiritual equality in Christ, not the erasing of distinctions or God’s prior promises. Romans 11 is addressing a completely different issue. Paul is explaining God’s ongoing relationship with Israel as a people. He explicitly says: “Has God cast away His people? Certainly not!” (Romans 11:1) Then he goes further: “The gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” (Romans 11:29) And he uses the olive tree analogy to show that: Gentiles are grafted in Natural branches (Israel) are not permanently removed God is able to graft them in again If Galatians 3 meant what you’re claiming, Paul wouldn’t turn around in Romans 11 and reaffirm Israel’s future and God’s covenant faithfulness. Galatians answers how you are saved Romans 11 answers what God is doing with Israel Those are not competing ideas, they are complementary. Trying to use one to erase the other is not interpretation, it’s contradiction.

@TimRayWV @Pete_Hutter @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin That conclusion doesn’t follow the evidence you’re using. You say “absolutely”, while driving a narrative His word explicitly rebuttals all by itself. You say “don’t cherry pick”, while cherry picking & then give a wordy equivocation to indirectly affirm your presuppositions.

@Cozmonaut13 @Pete_Hutter @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin Absolutely!

@TimRayWV @Pete_Hutter @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin “Granted. But they were broken off because of unbelief, and you stand by faith. Do not be arrogant, but tremble. For if God did not spare the natural branches, he will not spare you either.” Romans 11:20-21 NIV bible.com/bible/111/rom.…

@Cozmonaut13 @Pete_Hutter @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin I believe this also helps explain what we’re seeing right now. People we once believed were Christians are now revealing where they truly stand.

@TimRayWV @Pete_Hutter @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin x.com/cozmonaut13/st…

@Cozmonaut13 @Pete_Hutter @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin Exactly I believe 2 Thessalonians describes what is happening very well.

@Nero @hodgetwins @dbongino barrettmedia.com/2026/03/06/the…

He actually believed he’d be welcomed back as some kind of hero

@Cozmonaut13 @Candice60896290 @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin @voiceofrabbis @TorahJews Thank you for clarifying, I saw the post and wasn’t sure. 👍

@TimRayWV @Candice60896290 @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin @voiceofrabbis @TorahJews That was a reply to Candice. Not you, Tim. Let’s pursue truth. Holy Spirit gives as He wills, & the Father appoints each a measure. We are called to unity. I believe this moment is from Him, & believe it’s worth engaging fully.

@Cozmonaut13 @Candice60896290 @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin @voiceofrabbis @TorahJews So what exactly is your point in quoting that scripture? Are you trying to say that what I’m saying is unwholesome or inappropriate?

@Candice60896290 @TimRayWV @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin @voiceofrabbis @TorahJews “Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen.” Ephesians 4:29 NIV bible.com/bible/111/eph.…

@Pete_Hutter @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin x.com/timraywv/statu…

@TimRayWV @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin 7/Christ took the church as His bride. God is not a bigamist, He has no other. The old covenant was with a serial adulteress, and she received the adulteress’s punishment, death, in 70AD. These people are irrelevant, and you don’t get to share your inheritance with them.

So what you’re really saying is you don’t believe Scripture. And if that’s the case, then claiming to love God doesn’t line up with your actions. You can’t say you love God while rejecting what He has revealed. Loving Him means honoring what He honors and aligning yourself with His truth, not dismissing it when it’s inconvenient.

You’re not making a point, you’re playing a game of distortion. Dan Bongino never claimed there were zero Epstein related documents in existence. What he pushed back on was the idea of some secret, explosive “client list” being hidden that would suddenly expose everything people want it to. That’s very different from saying there are no Epstein files at all. There are thousands of pages of records, flight logs, court filings, depositions, victim testimony, much of it already public. The real issue has never been whether documents exist. It’s whether people are willing to accept that the evidence doesn’t match the narrative they’ve already decided to believe. So instead of dealing with that distinction, you twist his words into something he didn’t say, then mock the version you invented. That’s not an argument, that’s a strawman. If you want to have a serious discussion, deal with what was actually said, not a caricature of it.

@TimRayWV @CSUNSHINE Is that the same Same Dan Bongino that said there were No Epstein Files. You're becoming a little bit of a joke now.

If it’s true that ‘90% of MAGA’ supports this new war, this letter wouldn’t have 553,000 likes and 54 million views.

@Candice60896290 @Cozmonaut13 @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin @voiceofrabbis @TorahJews I feel sorry for you!

@TimRayWV @Cozmonaut13 @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin @voiceofrabbis @TorahJews I literally feel sorry for your congregation- How many do you have left..lol

“Jewish” can mean more than one thing: Someone who follows Judaism (beliefs, practices, Torah, etc.) Religious meaning: Someone who follows Judaism (beliefs, practices, Torah, etc.) Cultural / national identity: Someone who identifies as part of the Jewish people, even if not strictly religious Ethnic Jew = bloodline / ancestry Jewish = can refer to religion, culture, or ethnicity depending on context Key distinction: •Ethnic Jew = bloodline / ancestry •Jewish = can refer to religion, culture, or ethnicity depending on context

@TimRayWV @zacharyhunt90 You tell me. If theyre Christian how can they be jewish?

The church is not the "new Israel." Christians are not the "new Jews." There are Gentile believers in Jesus, and there are Jewish believers in Jesus. This is the church. Israel remains a literal nation of ethnic people who God made an unconditional covenant with, and no man's twisting of scripture will change that. This is the truth.

@BSpain266746 @_Hank__Rearden_ @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin What do you expect from these Nazis?

@_Hank__Rearden_ @TimRayWV @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin The "109" myth. The numbers weren't countries, they were townships, jurisdictions, cities, etc. Many of these numbers were counted multiple times. This is really gross.

I am a pastor, and I have spent years studying and reading Scripture carefully and repeatedly. My understanding is not built on a surface-level reading, but on a deep, consistent engagement with the Word of God. More importantly, I rely on the Holy Spirit, who leads believers into truth and gives discernment beyond mere human reasoning. This is not about pride or elevating myself, but about recognizing the weight of what Scripture teaches and the responsibility to handle it rightly. These are not casual interpretations or passing opinions. They come from sustained study, prayer, and a commitment to rightly dividing the Word. Respectfully, the position you’re taking shows a misunderstanding of the broader biblical context. This is not a matter of simply quoting a few verses. It requires a full, cohesive understanding of Scripture, and right now, you’re stepping into territory that demands more depth than what you’re presenting.

@TimRayWV @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin @voiceofrabbis @TorahJews My best encouragement is to 1. actually look up what you’re talking about, 2. read your Bible. & then 3. please come back w/ sincere questions. Don’t harden your heart & be an accuser.

@SoTrumpie @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin You are clearly an antisemite! Shame on you!

@TimRayWV @AwakenWithJP @JohnMappin Do you have any response to the facts I shared?

It is a nonsensical argument. Israel is a tiny country about the size of New Jersey in the United States. Israel does not classify people by race the way the U.S. does. Instead, it tracks: •Ethnicity / religion (Jewish, Arab, Druze, etc.) Jews ~7.1–7.3 million (~73–74%) Arabs (mostly Muslim, plus Christian and Druze) ~2.0–2.1 million (~20–21%) Within the Jewish population, there is major diversity: Ashkenazi Jews (European origin) Sephardi / Mizrahi Jews (Middle Eastern & North African origin) Ethiopian Jews (African origin) Russian / Eastern European Jews •And many mixed backgrounds  Ethiopian Jews, known as Beta Israel, are Black. They are indigenous to the northwestern region of Ethiopia About 177,600 Ethiopian Jews