Let’s take a look at who controls the best universities in the USA.

President of MIT: Sally Kornbluth (Jewish)

President of Havard University: Alan Garber (Jewish)

President of Princeton University: Cristopher Eisgruber (Jewish)

President of Stanford University: Jonathan Levin (Jewish)

President of Caltech: Thomas Rosenbaum (Jewish)

President of Brown University: Christina Paxson (Jewish)

President of Cornell University: Michael Kotlikoff (Jewish)

President of Dartmouth College: Sian Beilock (Jewish)

President of JHU: Ronald Daniels (Jewish)

Today is April 14. Today is Nisan 16, the Feast of First Fruits. Today, almost 2,000 years ago in the year 30 CE, on Nisan 16, Jesus rose from the dead after being murdered on Nisan 14.

On Nisan 14, the Jews rejoiced; on Nisan 16, the Jews mourned. At his death, they laughed; at his resurrection, they wept. They were so angry that they began to invent lies. The Jews claimed that his apostles had removed his dead body from the grave to fake a resurrection. The Jews lied at his condemnation; the Jews lied at his resurrection. Whatever the Jew does is deception and playing games.

And even though the Jews killed the Messiah, they didn't stop the bloodshed; they began to persecute Christians, not only in Israel but even abroad. Shortly before the Jews stoned Stephen, he delivered a powerful speech against them. A speech that summarizes the relationship between the Jews and God, a speech that exposes the evil of the Jews. You can read his speech in chapter 7 of Acts.

In the 6th century, a man named Muhammad ibn Abdallah was born in Arabia. At the age of 40, this man had an encounter with a supernatural being. This being declared Muhammad a prophet of a new religion called Islam. The beginning of a new era was heralded.

The relationship between Muhammad and the Jews was not good. He had wars with them because the Jews broke treaties. A Jewish woman poisoned him. In the Quran, the Jews are harshly criticized as prophet-killers, mischief-makers, and deceivers.

Although Muhammad's relationship with the Jews was bad, and although the Quran warned against the Jews, Muhammad's followers were quickly tricked by the Jews shortly after his death. A Jew from Yemen named Abdallah ibn Sabah came as a Muslim and created a new movement within Islam called Shiism. He caused the killing of the third Caliph Uthman, thus triggering the first major conflict among Muslims. Most likely, this Jew was only pretending to be a Muslim to play "divide and conquer" and thus increase Jewish influence.

But it goes even further. After the Muslims conquered the entire Middle East like lightning, completely taking over the Persian Empire and crushing the Romans, Muslims worked hand in hand with the Jews to conquer more land, even reaching Spain. And the Jews shared their knowledge and skills with the Muslims, so that the Caliphate rose to become the world's number one power. The golden age of Islam had begun.

But the golden age of Islam came at a price. A price that the Muslims had to pay to the Jews. For with prosperity came spiritual decline. Spiritual decline that manifested itself in the form of irreligion and homosexuality. We see this everywhere Jews go. Wherever they go, prosperity grows, but so does godlessness.

On the evening of April 11, Nisan 14 began. On Nisan 14, Jews celebrate Passover. On this very day, almost 2,000 years ago in the year 30 CE, on Nisan 14, Jesus Christ was humiliated, tortured, and killed by the Jews.

The Jews humiliated him by spitting in his face, forcibly pulling out his beard, and stripping him naked. The Jews tortured him by skinning him alive. And the Jews killed him by crucifying him.

The Jews deceived the Romans, claiming Jesus was a criminal, someone who was rebelling. But Pilate saw their falsehood and wanted to save Jesus. The Jews, however, threatened Pilate, and he relented. Pilate washed his hands and spoke to the Jews who had traveled to Jerusalem from all over the world: "I am not guilty of this man's blood." The Jewish people cried out to him in unity: "His blood be on us and on our children!"

Jesus hung half-dead on the cross and saw the Roman soldiers who were about to cast lots for his clothes. And Jesus felt compassion because these soldiers were unaware of the grave situation they were in—in fact, the crucifixion of Jesus was the worst sin ever committed. He looked at them with compassion because he knew they had been deceived by the Jews. They had been deceived into thinking that Jesus was a criminal. And Jesus looked at the Roman soldiers and said to his Father: "Forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing."

But the Jews knew what they were doing. They knew Jesus was innocent, they knew he was good. They were deliberately looking for false testimony, and as Pilate himself recognized, it was envy that made them want to kill Jesus. Envy because Jesus praised the Gentiles but criticized the Jews. Envy because Jesus said to a Roman man: "Your faith is greater than all Israel." Envy because Jesus said to the Jews: "Even Sodom and Gomorrah were better than you."

1 Thessalonians 2:14-16

The Jews, who both killed the Lord Jesus and the prophets, and drove us out. They are not pleasing to God, but hostile to all people, hindering us from speaking to the Gentiles so that they may be saved; with the result that they always reach the limit of their sins. But wrath has come upon them fully.

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