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BELOVED, compare these last words from atheists, with these last words, from these saints of God:

Happy Easter. From a friends Blog.

The Book of Daniel was written around 530 B.C. In it, many prophecies were given to Daniel about the people and land of Israel. They are so accurate that many don’t believe he could have written it. Some scholars believe it was written in the second century B.C. I, for one, believe it was written exactly when it says it was written.

Daniel had been studying the book of Jeremiah to try to figure out how long his people would be in captivity in Babylon. He realized that Jeremiah had spoken about seventy years. As he was praying for his people the angel Gabriel interrupted him and gave him more prophecies concerning his people Israel. One of these prophecies specifically speaks to Palm Sunday. “Know therefore and understand that from the going forth of the command to restore and build Jerusalem until Messiah the Prince, there shall be seven weeks and sixty two weeks; the street shall be built again , and the wall, even in troublesome times.” Daniel 9: 25

God bless America and you.

From a fellow Blogger.

Wanted to share this from MidnightWatcher’s Blogspot I thought it was a good read.

On his homepage he has Watch: Multiple Live Streams Of Operation Swords Of Iron multiple sources for the live streams saying, “I will work to keep this posting updated with real-time live steams only.

A couple of excerpts from the post and then a link so you can read the whole post.

The Jesus of the Qur’an, or the Jesus of the Bible — which is correct?  The Islamic Jesus (Isa) is viewed as nothing more than an “apostle of Allah”, a mere man whose virgin birth, life and death had no real significance other than to simply be a slave and messenger for the deity of Islam.  The Messianic-Christian Jesus (Yeshua), a Jew from Nazareth, is viewed as the fulfillment of ancient Jewish Messianic prophecies, as the eternal Word of God manifested in the flesh who came into the world as the Lamb of God to be the final sacrifice for sin, the only way of salvation and fulfillment of the Law.  We don’t need to perform detailed comparisons before we begin to realize that the Jesus of the Qur’an is not the same Jesus of the Bible.  Although two opposing views can both be wrong, two opposing views cannot both be right.

As a Christian, I have been forewarned by the Apostle Paul in 2 Corinthians 11:4 against accepting the teachings of those who “preach another Jesus” or “another gospel” than that which we have already been given by the Apostles of Biblical Scripture.  Whether it be the Jesus and teachings of Mormonism, or the Jesus and teachings of Jehovah’s Witnesses, or the Jesus and teachings of Islam, they all fall well short of the Jesus and teachings of the historic Christian faith that was delivered to the saints.

The teachings and commands in the Qur’an and the Hadiths are diametrically opposed to the teachings and commands of the Biblical Jesus.  In Matthew 5:44-45b Jesus commands His followers to “love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you, that you may be sons of your Father in heaven …”.  Does the Jesus of the Qur’an also teach this?  Does even Mohammed — Islam’s very own prophet and history’s most authoritative according to Muslims — teach anywhere in the Qur’an or Hadiths to love and pray for one’s enemies?  To the contrary, Mohammed’s final marching orders for all Muslims was that they must never befriend Jews and Christians and must instead wage war against all unbelievers for the cause of Allah until Islam became the only religion on earth. In fact, the Hadiths teach that Jews and Christians must all be forced to submit to Islam, or one day experience mass slaughter for the glory of Allah if they refuse.

And the link for the post, A Few Simple Questions for Muslim Visitors

Yes He does!

As Christians we’r supposed to pray for our leaders.

I know it’s tough to do especially now day’s. As Christians you know at first, becoming a christian can turn you life upside down. No cake walk for sure!

The the only way I can pray for these people is buy praying for their salvation. Granted it’s not a nice way to think about it but I wouldn’t mind seeing these people have their lives turned upside down!

Also praying in high places, if you know your bible, in the heavenly realm that the Lord would rebuke the principalities and evil spirits behind them. For we wrestle not with flesh and blood.

Anyway just a thought.

As always God Bless America and you!