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The Scofield Bible & The Suspicious Life Of Scofield By Josh Mumbi

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The Scofield Bible, used by US evangelical Christians to justify support for Israel, was funded by Wall Street elites and early Zionists long before Israel existed, journalist Natali Morris explains.
https://x.com/XPHOENIXDRAGON/status/2052413018315612477/video/1
 
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Helps explain the 1948 Christian Zionism delusion and heresy,

JD Hall nicely explains how the Scofield notes changed when the unrepentant, unbelieving anti-Christian Talmudic sect took over β€œthe promised land”.

Read, study, learn.

https://x.com/lostmyhats/status/2103963609328197816

JDHall good series on twiter - Substack

Here is more, in a.series of posts with charts, on how the Scofield dispensational timelines failed - so they were radically overhauled,

JD
https://x.com/lostmyhats/status/2104413685359825082

Look at this: Dispensationalism had to be completely revamped after 1948, the prophecy charts needed re-written, and even Scofield had to be edited. They all claimed that a Jewish restoration would only happen either (A) after mass conversion or (B) at the beginning of the millennial reign (or both).

That's right. The entire Dispensational timeline had to be rewritten. Like "editing" the Scofield Bible decades after he died while still claiming he edited it, the Dispies have totally evolved to Zionism, despite having to tweak prophecy ex post facto. If Dispensationalism is "Just believing the Bible," then why did it have to be changed to make 1948 seem like prophetic fulfillment? (Continues)
 
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Cyrus Scofield and the Lotos Club: The Hidden Networks Behind the Theologian Who Shaped Evangelical Zionism
Douglas C. Youvan



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The names "Youvan" and "Scofield" are linked through the writings of Douglas C. Youvan, a biophysicist, former MIT associate professor, and independent researcher who critiques the theological and political legacy of the influential 19th-century American theologian C. I. Scofield. [1, 2]


Through his public archive on Youvan AI, Youvan has authored several papers exploring the modern geopolitical impacts of Scofield's work, including: [1]



  • "Scofield's Fire: Manufactured Signs and the Manipulation of Christian Zionism in Israel's War on Iran" [1]

  • "The Heresy of Christian Zionism: Steelmanning Stephen Sizer's Critique of Scofield, Dispensationalism, and Evangelical Foreign Policy" [1]




Who is C. I. Scofield?


Cyrus Ingerson Scofield (1843–1921) was an American minister and writer. He is best known for creating the Scofield Reference Bible (published in 1909), an annotated study Bible that popularized dispensationalismand premillennialism. His annotations laid the theological groundwork for modern Christian Zionism in the United States, linking biblical prophecy to real-world Middle Eastern geopolitics. [1, 2]





Who is Douglas C. Youvan?


Douglas Youvan is a scientist who received his Ph.D. in biophysics from UC Berkeley. While his early academic career focused on photosynthesis and chemistry at MIT, his later work shifted toward artificial intelligence, philosophy, and religious studies. On his platform, he frequently critiques how Scofield’s century-old theological frameworks are allegedly weaponized or manipulated in contemporary global conflicts. [1, 2, 3, 4]


If you are looking for a specific paper, quote, or theological breakdown regarding Youvan's critique of Scofield, let me know how I can help narrow it down!









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Only sure thing that I found was in 1901: C.I. Scofield was admitted to the Lotos Club in NYC. The Lotos Club in 1901 was not merely an arts retreat; it functioned as the premier social nexus where high-level journalism (Hearst, Reid, Lord), national politics (Depew, Root), massive capital (Carnegie, Schwab, Guggenheim), and elite culture (Twain) regularly intermingled.

There were definitely political and freemason ties as well.
Frank R. Lawrence (Club President): Prominent New York corporate attorney, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of New York Masons, and the longest-serving president in the history of the Lotos Club (presiding from 1889 until his death in 1918). He was the central figure who transformed the club into the nation's premier dinner and networking venue for visiting heads of state and leaders.
 
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Look at this: Dispensationalism had to be completely revamped after 1948, the prophecy charts needed re-written, and even Scofield had to be edited. They all claimed that a Jewish restoration would only happen either (A) after mass conversion or (B) at the beginning of the millennial reign (or both…
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Look at this: Dispensationalism had to be completely revamped after 1948, the prophecy charts needed re-written, and even Scofield had to be edited. They all claimed that a Jewish restoration would only happen either (A) after mass conversion or (B) at the beginning of the millennial reign (or both).

That's right. The entire Dispensational timeline had to be rewritten. Like "editing" the Scofield Bible decades after he died while still claiming he edited it, the Dispies have totally evolved to Zionism, despite having to tweak prophecy ex post facto. If Dispensationalism is "Just believing the Bible," then why did it have to be changed to make 1948 seem like prophetic fulfillment?

Thankfully, plenty of evidence exists that the Dispie Heresy pulled a Harold Camping and changed the order when their prophecy charts weren't fulfilled. This is a case in point.

Clarence Larkin is one of the most influential Dispensationalists of the early 20th century, and his prophecy charts became ubiquitous in Dispie churches. They were everywhere as a powerful visual aid of what Dispensationalism taught (which is handy, becuase it's stupidly complicated).

Here's a chart in which he lays out the return of Jews to Palestine, culminating in an immediate conversion, which was to take place after the tribulation and at the millennial reign.

This was Dispensationalism, folks. There was NO expected return to Palestine before one of those two qualifiers. The concept of unbelieving Jews with a nation independent of Christ was simply make-believe, applied retroactively, like Satanic lies.

The claim "Israel's birth fulfilled prophecy" is not a prophecy anyone saw coming in the order it came. Correcting prophecy charts after being wrong must be embarrassing enough. It's even worse when it's done to push a Zionist agenda.

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