Christian Pastor Says He's NOT Judged by the Law — IUIC Responds With Scripture!

Israel United in Christ is a Biblical Organization that teaches the Gospel of Repentance from Sin to Our People scattered around the world as a Result of Disobedience to God’s Commandments. When you consider the plight of our people, it is one of turmoil and trauma. Our People, the Israelites suffer from a wide range of issues from Self Hatred, and Domestic Violence, to Mass Incarceration and Economic Exploitation... However, The Bible has the Solution to Our People’s Problems. IUIC Detroit sits down with Christian pastors for an intense biblical discussion over salvation, grace, faith and the keeping of God's commandments. The brothers explain why Israel United in Christ teaches that Black, Hispanic and Native American people are descendants of the biblical Israelites, using Deuteronomy 28 to connect the curses of disobedience with slavery, captivity and the loss of identity. As the discussion unfolds, the pastors challenge IUIC's interpretation of salvation, arguing that believers are justified through faith in Jesus Christ rather than by works of the law. IUIC Detroit responds with scriptures including Revelation 14:12, Matthew 19:16–21, Romans 3:31, Romans 7:12, 1 John 3:4 and 2 Corinthians 5:10 to defend the importance of keeping God's commandments alongside faith in Christ. The conversation becomes increasingly heated as both sides examine the purpose of Christ's sacrifice, the meaning of sin, the distinction between the commandments and sacrificial laws, whether Jesus came only for Israel, and the responsibility of church leaders to teach their congregations. The pastors also question IUIC's confrontational street-preaching methods, while IUIC explains its mission to warn the people and call them back to repentance. The worldwide work of Bishop Nathanyel, Bishop Yawasap, Bishop Kani, Deacon Isaac, Deacon Eythan, Deacon Malachi, Deacon Abbayael, Deacon Asaph, Captain Shemaiah and Israel United in Christ continues to call our people back to biblical identity, repentance and obedience to God's commandments. 👍 LIKE & SHARE this powerful discussion between IUIC Detroit and Christian pastors. Examine the scriptures for yourself and join the conversation about faith, grace, salvation and obedience to God's commandments. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to IUICGallantCronicles for more Israel United in Christ biblical discussions, church encounters, scripture breakdowns and debates. #IsraelUnitedInChrist #IUIC #IUICDetroit #ChristianPastors #BibleDebate #FaithVsWorks #GraceVsLaw #GodsCommandments #Revelation1412 #Deuteronomy28 #BiblicalIsraelites #Salvation #Christianity #BiblicalIdentity #IUICGallantCronicles Israel United in Christ, IUIC, IUIC Detroit, IUIC Detroit vs Christian pastors, IUIC Detroit church debate, IUIC Christian pastors debate, IUIC vs Christianity, IUIC vs pastors, Christian pastor debates Hebrew Israelites, Hebrew Israelites vs Christian pastors, Bishop Nathanyel, IUIC teachings, Bible debate, faith vs works, grace vs law, saved by grace through faith, salvation by faith alone, salvation and commandments, do Christians have to keep the law, are Christians under the law, do we have to keep God's commandments, can you be saved without keeping the commandments, keeping God's laws, faith and obedience, Revelation 14 12 explained, Romans 3 20, Romans 3 31 explained, Romans 7 12, Romans 8 1, Ephesians 2 8, Galatians 3 24, Matthew 19 17, 1 John 3 4, 1 John 2 4, 2 Corinthians 5 10, Acts 13 38, Hebrews 9 15, Hebrews 9 22, Deuteronomy 28 curses, Deuteronomy 28 68, 12 tribes of Israel, true Israelites today, Black Hebrew Israelites, Black Hispanic Native American Israelites, slavery in the Bible, biblical captivity, Jesus came for Israel, Matthew 15 24, John 3 16 debate, Romans 11 Gentiles, who are the Gentiles in the Bible, law of Moses, sacrificial law vs moral law, what is sin according to the Bible, grace and works debate, Christian doctrine challenged, Christian church confrontation, IUIC church blitz, IUIC street preaching, biblical repentance, IUICGallantCronicles