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Jan 19, 2012 The wars at the beginning of the Apocalypse
Roberta posted a very interesting article concerning the Psalm 83 wars in comparison to the Ezekiel 38-39 wars and their timing. The article makes the point that two authors who wrote books on this subject have concluded that it has already happened and the other that it has not happened yet. At this point I am inserting the article and will make my observations after you can read it.
Nando
http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/jan2012/roberta119.htm
Roberta (19 Jan 2012)
“Psalm 83 redux“
I’m reading, The “Lost” Ten Tribes of Israel…Found!
Oct 28, 2011 Results of Elections in Tunisia abode ill for the future of the area
The outcome of the Arab Spring uprisings has been evident from the beginning to those who are students of the Bible Prophecies and who understand the perniciousness and evil of ISLAM.
It would be impossible for any democratic flourishing in any of the countries where the majority of the population are practicing Islamist.
Islam is anathema to any manifestations of individual freedoms or democratic values and persons in those countries that believe that they can change the outcome to favor democracy are in for a rude and violent awakening.
Frida Ghitis writes today in the Miami Herald about the elections in Tunisia the first of the Arab countries to experience a revolution. Her article is very good as usual for a reporter with a good understanding of the forces at play in this turbulent region in the grasp of Islam.
For those of you who have studied the prophecies in the Bible concerning the events at the time of the end of the era of Grace it is the beginning movements in preparation for the book of Revelation, the prophecies of Ezekiel 38-39, Psalm 83, Isaiah 17, Ezekiel 29 and many others.
The events will coalesce at a rapid pace to make all these countries Islamic and opposed to Israel to fulfill what is written.
All these nations in time past as well as in the present have been a thorn in the flesh to Israel and the time for the Lord’s vengeance is rapidly approaching.
http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/10/27/2475330/outcome-in-tunisia-worries-women.html
Outcome in Tunisia worries women, progressives
BY FRIDA GHITIS
fjghitis@gmail.com
To get a better idea of what the future holds in the Middle East, keep a close eye on Tunisia. The country whose people lit the spark of the ongoing Arab uprisings continues to lead the way. It has just held its first elections, the first in the region.
As everyone expected, the Islamic party Ennahda won the largest number of votes.
Ennahda, the renaissance, is modeled on Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood. It aims to give Islam a greater role in the country, but it has gone to great lengths to reassure everyone that it is a moderate Islamic, not Islamist, party that will preserve individual freedoms.
But not everyone believes them.
Tunisia was by far the most liberal country in the Middle East under the dictatorship of President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali, the first dictator toppled in the Arab Spring, who fled the country earlier this year after ruling for 23 years.
Women had more equality in the North African country of 10 million than anywhere else in the Arab world. After Ben Ali left, a caretaker government took over and organized a transparent election. About 100 parties participated and turnout was exhilaratingly strong.
As in the rest of the Middle East, the Islamic movement is the best organized force in the country. Ben Ali imprisoned its leaders and banned the group, but Islam remained a strong force and the party went underground and remained active. The first lesson from Tunisia, hardly a surprise, is that Islamic parties will probably win every first election in the Middle East.
When Ben Ali fled and the party’s leader Rached Ghannouchi returned home triumphantly after more than 20 years in exile, Ennahda already had a well-built organization and the automatic support of devout Muslims throughout Tunisia. Liberals had probably more support than they do anywhere else in the region, but they had a lot of ground to make up. They worked hard, but it was not enough.
For liberals everywhere, the results of the Tunisian election have to count as a disappointment, even if Ennahda proves true to its word.
Nowhere in the Arab world are progressive forces stronger. If they could not put on a good performance there, there is little hope they can do it anywhere else; at least in the first round of elections, before anyone has a chance to govern and face voters on their record.
Secular groups with strong participation from women campaigned arduously and had high hopes of putting on a strong performance. They did not expect to win, but they fared worse than expected. The Islamic party had the benefit of strong financial support from abroad — which was eventually banned by election officials. And the Muslim party, despite its protestations to the contrary, also had the benefit of being viewed by many Tunisians as the “party of God.”
Whatever the reasons, liberals were shocked by the results. Reporters on the ground quoted women, in particular, saying they were experiencing a “general desolation and frustration.” A university student called it, “a day of mourning not only for women but for all democrats.”
Ennahda leaders are repeating their mantra: “We respect the rights of women,” said Nourredine Bhiri, noting the party’s support for “equality between Tunisians whatever their religion, their gender, or their social status.”
The victory, about 40 percent of the vote, means the Islamic party will need to form a coalition. It will put together an interim government that will write the country’s new constitution. The stakes are enormous.
The word among many democrats is that the Islamic party is saying the right words, especially to foreigners, but planning a much less pluralistic, form of government.
The current Prime Minister, Beji Caid Sebsi, reflected the widespread misgivings when he said “I can’t judge (Ennahda’s) intentions.” But he added, “I can only judge by what’s public, and so far it’s positive.”
If Tunisia is the first project of the democratic Arab world, its tiny Jewish community is the canary in its coalmine. After 3,000 years in Tunisia, the number of Jews has fallen precipitously from about 100,000 to about 1,500. It is one of the last Jewish communities in the Arab world, where millions of Jews once lived. The head of the community, 85-year-old Roger Bismuth, told a reporter, “I love to live here and will never leave my community, my country.” But he confessed he was nervous about the agenda of Islamic parties, saying “it may not be so good for us.”
Every country is different, but there is much we will learn from what happens in Tunisia. If Islamic forces go back on their word and fail to enshrine women’s rights, rule of law, and individual freedoms, we will know democratic freedom will not emerge from the Arab Spring.
Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/10/27/2475330/outcome-in-tunisia-worries-women.html#ixzz1c5kJGt3T
Nando
Oct 16, 2011 Christians persecuted in Egypt
Christians are persecuted for their belief in every country of the middle east where their presence was not rejected. Christian and Jewish persecution has increased tenfold in the world of today and it will not be long to wait for it to happen here in the US of America.
After the Tribulations start and specially after the first 3 and 1/2 years being a believer of Jesus will cost you your life.
Do not fear this when it comes for those who will be here. All the evil people of the world will not live past the Tribulation and those believers that gave up their lives will be resurrected into eternal live in the coming millennial Kingdom and we will rule with our Lord Jesus Christ eternally in this world and in the new world to come.
Nando
Mr,. Gary Stearman of http://www.prophecyinthenews.com is the originator of this very good video, thank you.
Nando
Sept 14, 2011 The Next Israel War is the Psalm 83, Isaiah 17 War and the Arab Nations are getting ready to engage
Mr. Daymond Duck posted an article in www.raptureready.com title wars & rumors of war that will be posted below.
Today in the news we see the PM of Turkey Mr. Erdogan being adulated in Egypt by the multitudes. They are cheerleaders before a game inciting their team for the coming game with a powerful opponent. If the game players would only read the Bible and what is said about this coming war they would not be planning to do it. But hate for Israel trumps reason and in giving in to the whispers of Satan they will pay the consequences of their evil deeds in full.
The coming vote at the UN for the Palestinian State seems to be the amalgam that will unite the team that will undertake the task of trying to wipe Israel of the map.
You are forewarned, it will not happen, Jesus Christ will protect Israel and you will be utterly destroyed as well as your nations.
Nando
http://www.raptureready.com/featured/duck/dd53.pdf
Nando
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2011/09/13/124010/turkish-premiers-blast-at-israel.html
Turkish premier’s blast at Israel welcomed in Cairo
Nando
Sept 11, 2011 Israel under siege by the world. Impending judgment
When the middle east countries started revolting in what is known as the Arab Spring, the world hopped that freedom and democracy were finally taking hold in the region. One by one the countries started rebelling against their dictatorial governments and those living in the democracies of the world projected their hopes and aspirations for those people.
Those of us that know the prophecies of the Bible concerning the end times and the role of these nations and Israel new better. There will not be a rash of democracies and a Renaissance of economic and cultural wealth coming to the area.
For Egypt there will be utter devastation to the extent that for forty years the whole nation will be uninhabited Ezekiel 29). Syria will have the city of Damascus wiped out completely and it will remain uninhabited forever(Isaiah 17). A similar fate awaits all the Palestinians the Turks, the Iranians, and all the other Arab and Islamic Nations of the world that are plotting to eradicate Israel of the map.
Know this all you people sinful, rebellious a full of hate. The fire in your spirit will consume you as in your blindness you go against the God who made you and the Universe around you. He is sovereign and all powerful and with your believes and actions you have become His enemies and as sure as His Word is you will be utterly destroyed.
Your ears will not hear these words so your fate is sealed already and will become true as prophesied. The whole world has been blinded by Satan who is the enemy of all your souls but who beguiles you into thinking that he is your God and your friend and protector.
The news that are coming out of all these regions as the one below are giving testimony to these words above.
Israel you are the recipient of all the blessings and protections that will come to you in the coming years of strife, but you also have been blinded and your blindness and infidelity will bring you great pain and death. At the end of it all after more distress than the one you got at the Holocaust your eyes will see again.
Yours in Jesus Christ,
Nando
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44471596/ns/world_news-the_new_york_times/
NYT: Israel sensing wider siege beyond Cairo – World news – The New York Times – msnbc.com
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Nando
Aug 26, 2011 A Million people in Egypt to march agaist peace accord with Israel
The hopes of those who thought that the Egyptian revolution would bring democracy and peace to the region is being shattered day by day as the middle east is creeping towards war. The prophet Ezekiel on chapter 29 made a stunning prophecy about Egypt. Here is the prophecy that is raising to find fulfillment.
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ezekiel+29&version=NIV
Ezekiel 29 (New International Version)
Ezekiel 29
New International Version (NIV)
Ezekiel 29
A Prophecy Against Egypt
Judgment on Pharaoh
1 In the tenth year, in the tenth month on the twelfth day, the word of the LORD came to me: 2 “Son of man, set your face against Pharaoh king of Egypt and prophesy against him and against all Egypt. 3 Speak to him and say: ‘This is what the Sovereign LORD says:
“‘I am against you, Pharaoh king of Egypt,
you great monster lying among your streams.
You say, “The Nile belongs to me;
I made it for myself.”
4 But I will put hooks in your jaws
and make the fish of your streams stick to your scales.
I will pull you out from among your streams,
with all the fish sticking to your scales.
5 I will leave you in the desert,
you and all the fish of your streams.
You will fall on the open field
and not be gathered or picked up.
I will give you as food
to the beasts of the earth and the birds of the sky.
6 Then all who live in Egypt will know that I am the LORD.
“‘You have been a staff of reed for the people of Israel. 7 When they grasped you with their hands, you splintered and you tore open their shoulders; when they leaned on you, you broke and their backs were wrenched.[a]
8 “‘Therefore this is what the Sovereign LORD says: I will bring a sword against you and kill both man and beast. 9 Egypt will become a desolate wasteland. Then they will know that I am the LORD.
“‘Because you said, “The Nile is mine; I made it,” 10 therefore I am against you and against your streams, and I will make the land of Egypt a ruin and a desolate waste from Migdol to Aswan, as far as the border of Cush.[b] 11 The foot of neither man nor beast will pass through it; no one will live there for forty years. 12 I will make the land of Egypt desolate among devastated lands, and her cities will lie desolate forty years among ruined cities. And I will disperse the Egyptians among the nations and scatter them through the countries.
13 “‘Yet this is what the Sovereign LORD says: At the end of forty years I will gather the Egyptians from the nations where they were scattered. 14 I will bring them back from captivity and return them to Upper Egypt, the land of their ancestry. There they will be a lowly kingdom. 15 It will be the lowliest of kingdoms and will never again exalt itself above the other nations. I will make it so weak that it will never again rule over the nations. 16 Egypt will no longer be a source of confidence for the people of Israel but will be a reminder of their sin in turning to her for help. Then they will know that I am the Sovereign LORD.’”
Nando
Egyptians to hold ‘million-man protest’ against peace accord with Israel
Egyptian protesters set their sights on changing the country’s foreign policy, calling for the reexamination of the Egyptian-Israeli peace accord, following the recent developments on the two countries’ border.
Who and how many will take part in today’s million-man demonstration in Tahrir Square? It is not expected to be one of the routine demonstrations that have shaken Egypt since January. This time, Tahrir Square will confront Egypt’s foreign policy. The headline of the demonstration is “Million-man demonstration to expel the Israeli ambassador,” and most of the protest groups have announced that they will participate. Egyptian anger is not only directed at Israel which killed five soldiers during the terrorist attack near Eilat last week, but also against the Egyptian government’s policy toward Israel.
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Egyptian protesters shout slogans against Israel earlier this week. |
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Since the terrorist attack there have been raucous demonstrations in front of the Israeli embassy in the neighborhood of Giza that have resulted in a national event and a national hero, who climbed the flagpole in front of the embassy and removed the Israeli flag. Even though there are reports of smaller crowds and consequently smaller amounts of security guards protecting the embassy, the public discourse on the issue remains intense.
Those who organized the demonstration today also relied on a report in the daily Al-Masry Al-Youm, which said that Israel has still not responded to an Egyptian request for a joint investigation, and that National Security Adviser Ya’akov Amidror said that Israel will hold no such joint probe.
Even though Amidror took back his statement Thursday, it does not appear that the commitment to hold a joint investigation has calmed the atmosphere. Egyptian reporters told Haaretz yesterday that they had learned from Egyptian political sources that the prime minister and representatives of the Supreme Military Council were in touch with the leadership of the protest, but they intend to hold the demonstration “in order to make it clear to the government of Israel that Mubarak’s Egypt no longer exists and that the Egyptian public will have its say also on matters pertaining to state security.”
Another report, quoting a security source, said yesterday that recalling the Egyptian ambassador to Israel remains an option and that the Egyptian government is waiting to see how Israel will conduct the investigation with the Egyptian officials.
There were many reports Thursday in Egypt that Israel would like to relocate the embassy to another area, which is less populated, and presumably more secure. Also, the April 6 Movement announced that it planned to change the site of its demonstrations from Tahrir Square to a large area in the Giza neighborhood, near the zoo, bringing the demonstrators closer to the embassy.
The demonstrations against Israel and the investigation of the terrorist attack have caused a disagreement among the opposition groups, and even the Islamic Brotherhood is divided between those who support today’s demonstration and those who are opposed. For example, the Freedom and Justice Party, the official party of the Muslim Brotherhood, announced that it would not participate in the demonstration, but Al-Nahda, a party which broke off from the Muslim Brotherhood said it would participate in the demonstration.
No explanation was given for the decision of the Muslim Brotherhood not to participate in the demonstration, especially in view of its position that the Egyptian government should “reevaluate” the Camp David agreement and “take substantive measures” against “the Israeli assault on Egyptian sovereignty and the killing of Egyptian soldiers.” Nonetheless, it would appear that the main reason for staying out is that the group’s leadership is seeking to differentiate itself from the breakaway faction.
Regardless of the reason, Israel has become part of the arm-wrestling dialogue between the protest groups and opposition parties on the one hand, and the Supreme Military Council on the other. If the protest groups avoided confronting the regime on issues of foreign policy, “thanks to” Israel this will now be the subject at hand in the square.
Meanwhile, the Egyptian public, in the ongoing dialogue in the media, seems to accept the regime’s version of events when it comes to the attack near Eilat: that the terrorists were members of extremist groups operating in collaboration with Bedouin. The Egyptian government and army is enjoying the full backing of the Muslim Brotherhood in taking action against these groups, perceived to pose a threat to the state.
In addition to the situation in the Sinai, it appears that the civil war in Libya is posing a new threat to Egypt. On Wednesday, Egyptian security forces announced that they prevented yet another transfer, the third in a week, of large amounts of weapons from Libya into Egypt. These are suspected to be shipments of arms for extremist groups operating in Sinai.
Nando
May 16, 2011 Clashes in Israel is it the beginning of the Tribulations?
At the end of this article there is are links to videos of the demonstrations going on in the countries surrounding Israel that started on May 15, Israel’s 63 years anniversary.
As I stated in my blog before there are seven years left to the 70 th year which corresponds to a Bible generation. It so happens that the Tribulation is seven years long and yesterday could also be its beginning.
Is the uprising also related to Psalm 83? and to Ezekiel 38 & 39? There are also excellent articles in this blog that explain these two prophecies.
Nando
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp=43044874�
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp=43044874�
The following video is an interview with the major of Jerusalem with three anchors of MSNBC about the future of Jerusalem and the Palestinian state. Can these issues be reconciled? God is gathering his people back into Israel and Jerusalem and the world is trying to divide it against his will.
Zechariah 12:2 “I am going to make Jerusalem a cup that sends all … … Behold, I will make Jerusalem a cup of trembling unto all the people round about,
when they shall be in the siege both against Judah and against Jerusalem. …

April 26, 2012 Gary Stearman and Islamic Forces Update
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It is my contention ever since the beginning of the Arab Spring that the results of these revolutions and upheavals will be the imposition of Islamic radical dictatorship in all these countries and that this would lead to the end time scenario in the prophecies of the Bible. Little known to these people are the strings that are being pulled in the background without their knowledge. These strings are used to place all the Islamic world into a war against Israel.
From this war the manipulators behind the scenes are hoping that Israel will be debilitated or destroyed completely so that they can easily impose a one world government.
In the video by Mr. Stearman he starts with the role of the USA Obama administration in the recognition of the peaceful Muslim Brotherhood that must be supported and recognized. It is the ultimate affront that will be committed against Israel and the descendants of Ishmael that have align themselves against Israel and the God of Israel.
As in many articles before it is my believe that Obama will become the Antichrist of the Apocalypse and it is in this role that he is laying out the groundwork for his complete control of the World.
The prophecies read in the video tell of the complete destruction that will be meted to the forces of Islam at that time.
Nando
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April 26, 2012 at 6:53 pm
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