Would Jesus choose a party… or call His people out from among them?
In a nation divided by politics, Who Would Jesus Vote For? dares to ask the question few are willing to confront. This powerful and challenging book by Karajah Yashar cuts through the noise of political loyalty and religious confusion to reveal a timeless truth: Jesus did not come to endorse kingdoms of men, but to establish the Kingdom of God.
Tracing the example of the Messiah and the prophets who came before Him, Yashar shows that the servants of God never sought to reform Egypt, Babylon, or Rome from within—they separated themselves from corruption and walked in covenant obedience. Likewise, disciples of Christ today must recognize their citizenship in the Commonwealth of Israel, not in any earthly nation.
This book exposes how both modern political parties stray from the commandments of God, blending faith with idolatry and morality with compromise. It challenges readers to stop choosing the “lesser of two evils” and instead choose holiness, righteousness, and separation from the world.
Through Scripture, history, and spiritual insight, Who Would Jesus Vote For? calls believers to return to their true allegiance—the eternal government of Yahweh. It’s not about changing America; it’s about awakening Israel.