Why Christians should support moving the British embassy to Jerusalem
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Dr James Patrick2022-10-21T08:39:00
The leaders of the largest churches in the UK have all opposed moving the British embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. But Dr James Patrick says their views are not representative of many in the pews
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