Through the Ages: A Journey of Prophecies from Past to Present
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| Legends of Time: Prophecies of History and the Future of Nations |
The forgotten history - the beginning of the flood
The flood appeared and the masks fell, this is
how the last lines of the 500-year tale read, the story that told the last free
Arab state under occupation, from the land of the veil to the Holy of Holies.
When the Arab land was shared like candy pieces in order to establish the
Promised Land, the land that surrounded the armies of the English politicians
and the Balfour Declaration, Al-Aqsa became a prisoner in the hands of the
usurpers.
Religious and political
transformations
Behind him are the armies
of the Faithful Alliance, protecting Cousin Sam with iron and fire under the
slogan of Palestine. History is a beacon for readers to know the events of
today and the plans of tomorrow, the story did not begin in the year 48 but in
the middle of the centuries, the dark centuries of Europe up to this day.
End of tale: Blood Moon
Today, the four bloody moons have been
completed and Uncle Sam's descendants have declared the great war for the rise
of the Antichrist, the plans of the Talmud are meticulously implemented
generation after generation and the world is inattentive and steadfast without
knowing that we are at the gates of the third great war, the war of mind and
fire.
Judaism and Protestant
Christianity
In 1523, Martin Luther declared that Jews were
children of God, and that Christians were strangers who should be content to be
beggars. This period marked the true birth of Judaism, where Hebrew rituals in
worship were preferred over Catholic rituals, and Hebrew was studied as the
word of God.
Christian Zionism and support
for Jews
Historical sources indicate that Luther's
unquenchable desire to rehabilitate the Jews was due to his deep belief in the
necessity of their presence in this world as a prelude to the return of Christ.
His calls were seen as a reversal of the position of the Catholic Church, which
viewed Jews as bearers of the blood of Christ. Luther began to spread his
Protestant ideas that focused on the idea of the return of the Messiah, which
were very popular and spread to Germany and England.
Contradictions and
transformations in Protestantism
Protestant Christianity has another secret goal
of its desperate support for the Jews that few of the elite know: the theory of
the inevitable destruction of the Jews. There are many theological studies in
this field, concluding that the destruction of the Jews of the earth is
inevitable and necessary to get rid of the legacy of blood that the Jews
carried on their shoulders. In the last days of his life, Luther retracted many
positions and opinions about the Jews, but it was too late.
Religious transformations in
the sixteenth century
In 1523, Martin Luther declared that Jews were
children of God, and that Christians were strangers who should be content to be
beggars. This period marked the true birth of Judaism, where Hebrew rituals in
worship were preferred over Catholic rituals, and Hebrew was studied as the
word of God.
Christian Zionism and support
for Jews
Historical sources indicate that Luther's
unquenchable desire to rehabilitate the Jews was due to his deep belief in the
necessity of their presence in this world in preparation for the return of
Christ. Luther began to spread his Protestant ideas that focused on the idea of
the return of Christ, which became very popular and spread to Germany and
England.
Contradictions and
transformations in Protestantism
Protestant Christianity has another secret goal
of its desperate support for the Jews that few of the elite know: the theory of
the inevitable destruction of the Jews. There are many theological studies in
this field, concluding that the destruction of the Jews of the earth is
inevitable and necessary to get rid of the legacy of blood that the Jews
carried on their shoulders. In the last days of his life, Luther retracted many
positions and opinions about the Jews, but it was too late.
Calvinism and Zionism
Calvinism is a doctrine
led by real world leaders in the seventeenth century, and Protestant doctrine
was based on the idea of supporting Jews to establish a state in Palestine. You
should know that Zionism is not a product of Jewish culture but a product of
Calvinism during the First English Civil War when Zionism emerged as an
official doctrine in the seventeenth century.
... At the beginning of the twentieth century,
the Zionist movement developed a method for the rule of the Zionists and the
fulfillment of the prophecies of the ancient Talmud with what is known as the
Protocols of the Elders of Zion, and these documents were published in 1903 by
a Russian politician exiled to France known as Mathieu Golovinsky after he was
able to penetrate into Zionism and reveal the documents of the Paris Forum in
1901. These documents sparked controversy and became the focus of conspiracy
theories suggesting Jews planning world domination.
As time progressed, especially after World War
I and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, the political situation changed
dramatically. Secret agreements between colonial powers repartitioned the
region and facilitated Jewish immigration to Palestine. In this context, the
Balfour Declaration was issued in 1917, in which Britain declared its support
for the establishment of a "national home for the Jewish people" in
Palestine, sparking a new wave of controversy and conflict in the region.
As Jewish immigration increased and tensions
escalated, the foundations were laid for the decades-long Arab-Israeli
conflict. The following period witnessed a series of important events,
including the British Mandate of Palestine, the Great Arab Revolt, and the
Zionist movement that was gaining strength and momentum.
Eventually, these developments led to the
proclamation of the State of Israel in 1948, an event that radically
transformed the region and greatly influenced international politics. Since
then, the Palestinian issue has continued to be the focus of global debate,
with its complexities and challenges still forming a large part of politics in
the Middle East and the world.
... Going back to the book of Isaiah, we find
that the prophecies contain multiple visions dealing with the fate of peoples
and kingdoms. Netanyahu has used these texts to assert his political and
religious vision, citing religious texts to justify current policies. Hence, it
can be argued that the citation of prophecies reflects the intersection of
religion and politics in the region.
With regard to the Amalekites, biblical texts
portray them as enemies of the Israelites and include calls to eliminate them.
These calls are used in modern political discourse as a metaphor to express
current conflicts, but it must be emphasized that these texts date back to
ancient times and cannot be applied literally in the present.
In the context of the prophecies and the
awaited Savior, the text refers to expectations of the emergence of a figure
known as the Antichrist, a figure that Islamic doctrines warn against. This
character is a sign of the end of time and carries with it warnings of
temptation and tribulations.
Finally, the text refers to the Arab-Israeli conflict
and expresses the view that Israeli policies are aimed at fulfilling Isaiah's
prophecies of establishing the State of Israel from the Nile to the Euphrates.
This proposal is part of the political and religious debate that is causing
much controversy in the region.
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