For decades, war hawks who hold “End Times Christian” views have been claiming the decisive chapter of planet Earth is coming soon.
They see ultimate rescue from Above, for true believers, but a vast decimating War MUST come first.
However, some of these men have also been trying to encourage and promote and push opposing forces INTO that War.
I’ll describe their basic specific strategy.
It involves so-called holy sites, holy objects, and shrines. Including the fabled Ark of the Covenant, and “the room where God once lived.”
Back in the mid-1980s, I wrote an article about much of this for the LA Weekly. As the current War in Israel broke out, what I detailed in that piece suddenly came back and hit me between the eyes.
It’s very applicable to today.
I just completed further research and found more connected “prophecy” factors that loom over the current War in Israel and Gaza.
This is vital material.
The whole story is quite bizarre and dangerous.
It reinforces my view that organized religion is organized deception which attempts to rob people of their own spiritual decisions.
What happens if prophecy turns into military planning?
Jewish people call the Holocaust the ‘Shoah’, which means ‘destruction’ or ‘catastrophe’ in which it’s estimated that 6 million Jewish people died.
Jews believe a man called Abraham was the the first person to make a covenant with God. Abraham was a Hebrew. Jews believe God named Abraham’s grandson Israel. After this, the Hebrews became known as the Israelites. Abraham is considered the father of the Jewish people and the Israelites are his descendants.
Jews’ social segregation and their refusal to acknowledge the gods worshipped by other peoples aroused resentment. Unlike polytheistic religions, which acknowledge multiple gods, Judaism is monotheistic—it recognizes only one God.
The founders of Zionism and the leaders of the State of Israel had presumed that the normalization of the Jewish condition—that is, the achievement of statehood and with it a flag and an army—would seriously diminish anti-Semitism. However, from the Yom Kippur War of 1973 onward, the existence of the Israeli state seemed to have the opposite effect, fuelling rather than quenching the long-standing fires of anti-Semitic hatred.
It now appears that we are on the threshold of another Holocaust not a Jewish one but the annihilation of of Palestinians. It is universally believed that such a genocide as the Holocaust must never be allowed to happen again. We can no longer say we do not know that hatred and intolerance lead to war and genocide. We cannot afford to stand still for one moment.
With the out brake of hostility this line has not yet been crossed but current events must serve as a wakeup call.
Today we cannot say that we do not know what happens when hatred in all its forms rears its head.
Even though the vehemence of the anger and attacks against Israel appeared not to differentiate between Israelis and Jews, the United Nations and International Community musts issue a warning that there will be no acceptance of such a course of action by Israel.
The persistence of anti-Semitism into the 21st century and the marked rise in anti-Semitic incidents in the early decades of the century have prompted new consideration of how to define and combat the phenomenon, which has both incorporated old tropes and taken on new forms.
Double standards (judging Israel by one standard and all other countries by another), delegitimization (the conclusion that Israel had no right to exist), or demonization (regarding the Israeli state not merely as wrongheaded or mistaken but as a demonic force in the contemporary world).
Antisemitism is not a Jewish illness.
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