Primary Statement of Faith: The International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) is a Bible-believing Christian organization that is based on first-principle evangelical beliefs. These we believe are fully consistent with biblical revelation. We believe in: • One God revealed in three persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. • The Deity of Jesus - Jesus is the full expression of God in bodily form. He is fully God and fully man. • The person and work of the Holy Spirit - He enables believers to be witnesses in the world and therefore confirms the faithful preaching of God's Word with signs and wonders and various gifts of the Spirit. • The divine inspiration of Scripture. All Scripture is inspired by God. • The finished work of Jesus on the cross as the only basis for salvation for all people, whether Jew or Gentile. This work of salvation can only be accepted by faith. • the physical and visible return of Jesus on the Mount of Olives. • that the local church is the biblical body of Christ and that all believers in Jesus should be found in one of them. Regarding Israel, we maintain the following framework of beliefs: • We believe that the Bible confirms God’s unique and enduring calling and election of the Jewish people as an instrument of world redemption, which is still relevant and active today in the restoration of Israel to their Ancient Homeland. • We believe that this present-day restoration of Israel is evidence of God’s faithfulness to his eternal covenant made with Abraham. • Our attitude and relationship to the Jewish people is therefore based on the eternal covenants of God as described in God’s Word (Genesis 12; 15 etc.) and not according to end-time prophecies. • We recognize that we are living in a time and season of restoration for Israel that has been taking place for the past 120 years and was foretold by many biblical prophets (e.g., Ezekiel 36:22...). • We do not accept the idea that salvation can be attained through various covenants. We believe that there is only one way to come to God, through his Son Jesus Christ and the New Covenant that he established. • We offer support to the Jewish people, regardless of their spiritual condition (Romans 3:28). However, we recognize the importance of the local and growing body of the Messiah in Israel. • We honor and emphasize the Hebrew roots of our Christian faith grounded in the Old Testament, even as we strongly caution non-Jewish Christians against applying the law or believing in salvation by works. • We stand uncompromisingly with the Divine destiny of the Jewish people, but we also recognize the unique and biblical calling of the Arab nations around Israel, especially in its plan of salvation for all peoples living in the Middle East. • We reject all forms of replacement theology (supersecessionism, fulfillment theology), including all shades of British Israelism or the doctrine of Ephraim.