Baha'ismiran:

One of the teachings of evangelical Christianity is the necessity for the establishment of Israel documented by the Bible predictions. This issue clarifies that the evangelical have applied Christianity as means for Zionism interests.

The method of "adducing the predictions of the Bible for fulfilment of Israel government is the method on which the Judaism has described its aims.

Although in the Judaism, race and generation are basic and the real Jewish is the one who has been born Jewish; but the tendency towards Zionism isn't so and doesn't possess such limitation because a Zionist believes that the Jewish race is superior and believes in the establishment of this tribe government in the occupied lands.

The Baha'is are veteran in exploiting the method of adducing the  predictions of the Bible for fulfillment of Israel government as the founders of this deviant cut have exploited this method in their works. In the book "the heirs of Moses" page 23 & 24, they support the usurp regime completely using exactly the same gait of the evangelical proselytizers in interpreting the Bible and adducing it.

The interesting note is that they have proceeded the evangelical Christianity in this regard and have adduced the prophet the date for establishment of Israel government. They have said in that book: 1844 A.D. is the beginning of usurping Israel seriously and it has been stated in the prophet Daniel's book. As a matter of fact Baha'is and the evangelical Christianity possess a common mission which is being enemy of Islam and supporting the Zionist criminals completely.

Based on the report, other common aspects of Baha'is and evangelical Christianity in supporting Israel is arguing about the necessity for proselytizing among Muslims and creating opportunities for the occupying regime of Israel. Both cults are trying to educating forces inside the country to be used at riot time.

The mission of the proselytizing movement of Christianity in Iran is corrosive like Baha'ism cult's one among Muslim Iranians.