Revolution in Iran

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Well leaving Jesus out not seeking His Word on the topic is in error.

In the end it matters not what Jewish, JW, SDA and so called islamic "friends" think about anything.

It's what Jesus has already said that matters. Being ecumenical is begging to be deceived.




Yeah when they end up[ in hell for rejecting Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior they will regret their decision for all eternity!




That's rich coming from moslems who follow religious writing that are nothing but garbage.




Yep, those are the tares Jesus warned about.




And those following the ecumenical movement have already lost their souls and haven't understood that yet.




Yes and the ecumenical movement is part of the devil's deception taught to the masses.
 
My Pastor rejects the view that the modern, secular state of Israel is the direct fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Instead, we believe the spiritual promises to Israel are fulfilled in Jesus Christ and the church.

We reject the use of numerology to set dates (e.g., creating calculations to identify 1948) and we reject the "prophetic year" (360-day) calculations used in this interpretation.

We consider the "return of Israel" in Scripture as fulfilled by: The return from Babylon in the 6th century BC and the gathering of all believers (Jew and Gentile) into the Church through the Gospel.
Time to change pastors buddy.
 
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The 2026 "Day Zero" Threat

As of March 2026, several major Iranian cities are approaching a "Day Zero" scenario where municipal taps could run dry.

Tehran's Crisis: The five main reservoirs supplying the capital are at record lows. In early 2026, some reservoirs were reported at only 10–15% capacity due to a multi-year drought (now in its sixth consecutive year).

Rationing: Authorities have already begun implementing rotating water cuts and pressure reductions in several provinces to stretch the remaining supply.

4. Geopolitical "Water Wars"
Iran’s water shortage is also being aggravated by its neighbors:
Afghanistan: The Taliban’s completion of the Pashdan Dam on the Hari River has significantly reduced the flow into northeastern Iran, threatening the water supply of Mashhad, Iran's second-largest city.

Turkey: Large-scale dam projects on the Tigris and Euphrates (the GAP project) reduce the water flowing into the marshes of southern Iraq and Iran, leading to more frequent and severe dust storms that plague Iranian cities.
 
The difficulty in witnessing to my unbelieving friends, is in convincing them to accept that the Bible is reliable when it states that the Lord Jesus is God.
Everyone seems to have their own radically different version of "Jesus". Some believe He was a just another prophet, who tried to change the world by preaching unconditional love for everyone.

I agree with you, that the only thing that matters is what Jesus has already said. But there are many different interpretations of what Jesus has said, among the "49,000 Christian Denominations". The non Christians see these different interpritations of the Denominations as proof that the Bible has been perverted.

My ecumenical friends accuse me of disobeying the Lord for not joying the ecumenical movement. They say "you are either gathering or scattering". In other words, those of us who reject them are not united in love of the brethren.
I'm sure you wouldn't sacrifice the truth of the gospel, or lower the bar for the sake of unity and fellowship.

I was raised in a Roman Catholic family and my neighbour was an Greek Orthodox. Both of us were taught by the priests that there is no salvation outside of our Church. We have long since parted ways and he is now a devout follower of the the Greek Orthodox religion and I have converted to Christianity.

I find "religious" people to be the most difficult, to share the gospel message with. Even Atheists are more open than the "Pious Religious Person".
This current war has actually created more gospel opportunities, because people are more willing to hear us out when we go door knocking in my Churches' outreach ministry. The other near impossible people to witness to are the rich, they don't need Jesus because their god is Mammon and the love of money.

At the end of the day, we can plant the seed and water it but God must give the increase, otherwise the plant withers and dies.
 
The book of Ezekiel does not provide a precise, chronological timeline for the modern return of Israel to Jerusalem in 1948. Instead, Ezekiel’s prophecies regarding the return of Israel as having a primary fulfillment in the return from the Babylonian exile (6th century BC) and a ultimate spiritual fulfillment in the gathering of believers (both Jew and Gentile) into the Church through Jesus Christ.
Ezekiel was speaking to a specific audience in Babylonian captivity. The "return" prophesied in chapters 34-48 is primarily about God bringing a remnant back from Babylon to rebuild the Temple under Zerubbabel, Ezra, and Nehemiah.
The famous vision of the valley of dry bones (Ezekiel 37) is a metaphor for the restoration of Israel from Babylonian exile, not necessarily a prophecy of the 1948 establishment of the modern State of Israel.
The bones coming to life represents God’s "Spirit" bringing dead Israel back to life, spiritually regenerating them.

The two sticks (Ezekiel 37:15-28) represent the reunion of the Northern (Israel) and Southern (Judah) kingdoms, which align with the gathering of all God's people under the one King, Jesus Christ (the new David).
The days are viewed as symbolic sign-acts representing the duration of the punishment of iniquity, which ended when Jerusalem fell to Babylon in 586 BC.

Israel's physical restoration is a type/shadow of the spiritual gathering of the Church (the "Israel of God," Galatians 6:16) and the ultimate bringing in of the new covenant, where God's Spirit dwells in his people.


Many follow a view (similar to Jonathan Edwards) that there will be a widespread conversion of ethnic Jews to Christ in the future, yet this is distinct from viewing the modern secular State of Israel as the literal, direct fulfillment of Ezekiel's prophecies.

In summary, Ezekiel's prophecies are focusing on God's faithfulness to his covenant, fulfilled in the return from Babylon and realized fully in Christ, rather than as a calculator for modern political events.
No one book gives you the whole story. You have to understand the concept given in the Torah that if you don't repent the punishment is then seven times longer, but you get credit for time already served. If you understand that concept, then you can calculate the potential time period for the punishment of Israel and since the punishment for Judah and the ten tribes has two different starting points and they have two different lengths you can then determine the possible years in which they could return to Israel after repenting. However, the only year in which both together would return is 1948. Then Ezekiel has another prophecy that the two sticks will become one stick, meaning when they return they will all return together, hence it was pointing to 1948.

This interpretation is supported by Jeremiah saying Israel would go to Babylon for seventy years as a punishment and then Daniel reading this and realizing the year they would be allowed to return. That proves beyond any doubt that God operates in this way.

Not only so but the Lord saying "no one knows the day or the year" is a very strong indication that we could know the year.

Finally, what is the effect or impact of a teaching. Does it encourage you to dig into the word and watch for the Lord's coming, or does it tell you "don't worry about this, go back to sleep"? The flesh and the Spirit war against each other. The flesh wants you to sleep, the Holy Spirit wants you to "awake sleeper, and redeem the time because the days are evil". Every time Jesus said we did not know the day or hour He concluded with "watch, therefore". However, in Christianity when they teach "no one knows the day and hour" the conclusion is "therefore don't talk about this". Two different spirits.
 
My Pastor rejects the view that the modern, secular state of Israel is the direct fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Instead, we believe the spiritual promises to Israel are fulfilled in Jesus Christ and the church.

We reject the use of numerology to set dates (e.g., creating calculations to identify 1948) and we reject the "prophetic year" (360-day) calculations used in this interpretation.

We consider the "return of Israel" in Scripture as fulfilled by: The return from Babylon in the 6th century BC and the gathering of all believers (Jew and Gentile) into the Church through the Gospel.
Is your faith resting on what your pastor says or is it resting on a revelation of Jesus Christ in the word of God?

Galatians 1:15 But when it pleased God, who separated me from my mother's womb, and called me by his grace, 16 To reveal his Son in me, that I might preach him among the heathen; immediately I conferred not with flesh and blood: 17 Neither went I up to Jerusalem to them which were apostles before me; but I went into Arabia, and returned again unto Damascus.

Paul had already been burned by trusting in the religious leaders to teach him right, which is why he had persecuted the church. He wasn't going to make that mistake twice.
 
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I really wonder how much you are receiving for your services.;)

Back during the earlier days of the Ukraine war there was this same type of propaganda pushed by an online group called NAFO (North Atalantic Fellas Organization; play on NATO). It was so obviously fake and cringe, and was virtually always wrong, it was assumed that it's members were being payed to post to try to control the narrative of Ukrainian victory in order to keep US money flowing to Ukraine, When Trump's DOGE dismantled some US organization (I think it was USAID), NAFO disappeared and it was later uncovered that USAID was indeed funding them. Something similar is almost certainly happening now with Iran.

Here's a sample of their work in the earliest days of the conflict when Russia was crushing Ukraine. I think you'll see similarities between this and the quality of work we're seeing now. The dog head was NAFO's trademark meme

 
Back during the earlier days of the Ukraine war there was this same type of propaganda pushed by an online group called NAFO (North Atalantic Fellas Organization; play on NATO). It was so obviously fake and cringe, and was virtually always wrong, it was assumed that it's members were being payed to post to try to control the narrative of Ukrainian victory in order to keep US money flowing to Ukraine, When Trump's DOGE dismantled some US organization (I think it was USAID), NAFO disappeared and it was later uncovered that USAID was indeed funding them. Something similar is almost certainly happening now with Iran.

Here's a sample of their work in the earliest days of the conflict when Russia was crushing Ukraine. I think you'll see similarities between this and the quality of work we're seeing now. The dog head was NAFO's trademark meme


The cameo of Boris Johnson.. hilarious :ROFL:

One really has to be diligent in this time of widespread deceit and bots, that is for sure.
 
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My Pastor rejects the view that the modern, secular state of Israel is the direct fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Instead, we believe the spiritual promises to Israel are fulfilled in Jesus Christ and the church.

We reject the use of numerology to set dates (e.g., creating calculations to identify 1948) and we reject the "prophetic year" (360-day) calculations used in this interpretation.

We consider the "return of Israel" in Scripture as fulfilled by: The return from Babylon in the 6th century BC and the gathering of all believers (Jew and Gentile) into the Church through the Gospel.

Yes, as did most churches prior to the time of the "great propaganda" in the west, good to see some maintained orthodoxy!
 
Ya'll really wanna suck me into that BDF side digression, alright, just a little taster of milk then before bed I guess, and then back to the central topic tomorrow. Praise Jesus.

Hebrews 11:6
6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.

John 5:24-29
24 Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life.

25 Verily, verily, I say unto you, The hour is coming, and now is, when the dead shall hear the voice of the Son of God: and they that hear shall live.

26 For as the Father hath life in himself; so hath he given to the Son to have life in himself;

27 And hath given him authority to execute judgment also, because he is the Son of man.

28 Marvel not at this: for the hour is coming, in the which all that are in the graves shall hear his voice,

29 And shall come forth; they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life; and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation.

Eternal life is still not a reward.
 
The cameo of Boris Johnson.. hilarious :ROFL:

One really has to be diligent in this time of widespread deceit and bots, that is for sure.

 
I posted a video from an independent media source, that the admins here refused to post, not because it breaks any rules, but because it goes against their views apparently. This place is censored just as bad as Biden and Kamala tried to censor the truth about covid when the covid scam went viral. Im outta here.
 
My Pastor rejects the view that the modern, secular state of Israel is the direct fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Instead, we believe the spiritual promises to Israel are fulfilled in Jesus Christ and the church.

We reject the use of numerology to set dates (e.g., creating calculations to identify 1948) and we reject the "prophetic year" (360-day) calculations used in this interpretation.

We consider the "return of Israel" in Scripture as fulfilled by: The return from Babylon in the 6th century BC and the gathering of all believers (Jew and Gentile) into the Church through the Gospel.
The Church age corresponds to Ruth gleaning.

Israel’s national restoration corresponds to Naomi’s fullness.

Both converge in the Davidic Kingdom.

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The New Covenant has DIFFERENT ASPECTS in consideration of the "who" and the "when" of receiving it.
A Biblically supported nuance that seems to be far above the pay grade of the Biblical illiterate deniers.

These DIFFERING ASPECTS hard "hard wired" into the Biblical narrative both OT and NT.

For example the story of Ruth and Naomi and the Kinsman Redeemer.
The Kinsman marries the gentile bride Ruth, Naomi obtains her land, title, and secures her future in it.

There are many other examples of this "hard wired" codified (and actually written in code BTW) support for the future for National Israel in the New Covenant.

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The book of Book of Ruth is often taught devotionally, but it also serves as a prophetic type — illustrating the distinction between national Israel (Naomi) and a Gentile bride (Ruth) while showing how both ultimately share in covenant blessing.

Below is a structured summary along those lines.

1️⃣ Naomi — A Picture of National Israel
Her Condition

Famine in Bethlehem → departure from the land

Loss of husband and sons

Emptiness (“Call me Mara”)

No redeemer operating on her behalf yet

Prophetic parallel:

Israel scattered among the nations

Spiritual barrenness

Under discipline

Covenant promises dormant but not cancelled

Naomi is not replaced — she is restored.

2️⃣ Ruth — A Picture of the Gentile Church
Her Identity

A Moabitess (outside covenant privilege)

No legal claim to Israel’s promises

Comes purely by grace

Personally chooses Naomi’s God

“Your people shall be my people, and your God my God.”

Prophetic parallel:

The Church comes from the nations

Saved apart from land or national promise

Brought near by grace, not genealogy

Gains intimate relationship to the Redeemer

Ruth is not given Israel’s national inheritance — she is given a bride’s position.

3️⃣ Boaz — The Kinsman-Redeemer

Boaz redeems:

The land (Naomi’s inheritance)

The bride (Ruth)

This mirrors Christ as:

Redeemer of Israel’s covenant promises

Bridegroom of the Church

But note the nuance:

Naomi’s inheritance is land-based and covenantal

Ruth’s inheritance is relational and marital

Different spheres, same Redeemer.

4️⃣ How Both Fulfill the New Covenant — Differently

The New Covenant (Jeremiah 31) is made with “the house of Israel and Judah.”

In this typological reading:

🇮🇱 Naomi (Israel)

Receives restoration to inheritance

Experiences covenant faithfulness

Ultimately rejoices when the child (Obed) is born

Ends full — not empty

This parallels:

National repentance

Regathering to land

Kingdom blessing

Davidic throne fulfilled

🌎 Ruth (Gentile Church)

Receives personal redemption now

Enters intimate union with the Redeemer

Bears fruit through grace

Is brought into the lineage of David

This parallels:

Spiritual regeneration

Union with Christ

Heavenly identity

Co-heirship through grace

5️⃣ The Nuanced Differences
Naomi (Israel) Ruth (Church)
Earthly inheritance Heavenly calling
National covenant Spiritual union
Land restored Bride relationship
Prophetic fulfillment in kingdom Present spiritual fulfillment
Public national redemption Personal redemptive intimacy

Both share redemption — but the purpose differs.

6️⃣ The Larger Prophetic Pattern

Ruth takes place “in the days when the judges ruled” — a time of chaos.

Many dispensational teachers see the pattern:

Israel in discipline (Naomi bitter).

A Gentile bride called out (Ruth).

The Redeemer revealed.

The land restored.

Joy in Bethlehem.

Davidic line secured.

In that framework:

The Church age corresponds to Ruth gleaning.

Israel’s national restoration corresponds to Naomi’s fullness.

Both converge in the Davidic Kingdom.

7️⃣ The Main Truth

God does not cancel promises.
He fulfills them according to their original intent.

Israel is restored as a nation.

The Church is joined as a bride.

The Redeemer secures both.

Different roles.
Different spheres.
One covenant faithfulness.
One Redeemer.
 
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I posted a video from an independent media source, that the admins here refused to post, not because it breaks any rules, but because it goes against their views apparently. This place is censored just as bad as Biden and Kamala tried to censor the truth about covid when the covid scam went viral. Im outta here.
Goodbye and God be with you.
 
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My Pastor rejects the view that the modern, secular state of Israel is the direct fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Instead, we believe the spiritual promises to Israel are fulfilled in Jesus Christ and the church.

We reject the use of numerology to set dates (e.g., creating calculations to identify 1948) and we reject the "prophetic year" (360-day) calculations used in this interpretation.

We consider the "return of Israel" in Scripture as fulfilled by: The return from Babylon in the 6th century BC and the gathering of all believers (Jew and Gentile) into the Church through the Gospel.
It is obvious to me that your pastor cannot, does not or has not taught you this CRITICAL Bible study.
If he does not know of this, he is unqualified.
If he does know but does not teach it, he is DISQUALIFIED.

The book of Ruth proves conclusively beyond a shadow of a doubt these Biblical truths:
- the inevitable redemption of the Nation Israel
-the rapture of the Church
-the sure fulfillment of "end-time" Biblical prophecy

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This is one of the richest prophetic pictures in the entire Old Testament. The Book of Ruth is not just a love story — it is a prophetic model of the Church age and the redemption of the Gentile Bride by Christ.


I’ll walk it step-by-step and then show how the threshing floor = pre-trib rapture.


1. Boaz = Christ, the Kinsman-Redeemer

The Hebrew word is goel (גואל) — kinsman-redeemer.
A goel had to meet four legal requirements under the Law of Moses (Lev 25; Deut 25):


Requirement Boaz Jesus Must be a close relative
Boaz was Elimelech’s near kinsman
Jesus became human — “took on flesh” - Must be able to redeem
Boaz was wealthy - Christ possessed infinite worth
Must be willing - Boaz said “I will redeem” - Jesus willingly went to the cross
Must be free himself - Boaz had no debt - Christ was sinless

Boaz is explicitly called “a mighty man of wealth” (Ruth 2:1) — a prophetic shadow of Christ’s infinite redemptive power.


2. Ruth = the Gentile Bride (the Church)

Ruth is not Jewish — she is a Moabite, from a cursed Gentile nation (Deut 23:3). Yet:


“Your people shall be my people, and your God my God.” (Ruth 1:16)

That is the confession of the Church.


Ruth represents Gentiles who attach themselves ***TO Israel’s Messiah***.


Just like the Church:
• She is foreign
• She is poor
• She has no inheritance
• She is brought into blessing by grace


She does not pursue Boaz.
Boaz pursues Ruth.


This mirrors Christ choosing the Church.


3. Naomi = Israel

Naomi is the Jewish mother figure.
Her name means “pleasant”, but she becomes “Mara” (bitter) — Israel in exile.


She returns to the land empty (Ruth 1:21).
This is Israel after rejection of Messiah.


But Ruth returns with her — the Gentile bride walking with Israel back into blessing.


4. The Harvests = Church Age

There are two harvests in Ruth:


Barley harvest (Ruth 1–2) — Firstfruits CHURCH
Wheat harvest (Ruth 2–3) — Full harvest ISRAEL AND THE WORLD POST-CHURCH


Ruth meets Boaz during the FIRST harvest — just as the Church is called out during the first harvest.


Jesus said:


“The harvest is the end of the age.” THIS IS THE WHEAT HARVEST AFTER THE CHURCH HAS BEEN RAPTURED

5. The Threshing Floor = Rapture Type

Now the most important part.


In Ruth 3:


Boaz sleeps on the threshing floor after winnowing barley.

Threshing floor in Scripture always represents judgment & separation (Matt 3:12, Rev 14).


Grain is separated from chaff.


This is end-of-age imagery.


What does Ruth do?


Naomi instructs her:


  1. Wash
  2. Anoint yourself
  3. Put on garments
  4. Go down secretly at night
  5. Approach Boaz while he sleeps

That is a picture of the Church:


• Washed (justified)
• Anointed (Holy Spirit)
• Clothed (righteousness)
• Comes in the night (unexpected)
• Goes up to Christ


Ruth uncovers Boaz’s feet and lies down.


This is a marriage request in Hebrew culture.


Boaz responds:


“Fear not… I will do all that you ask.”

Then he gives her six measures of barley — not seven.


Seven = completion.
Six = work unfinished.


Why?


Because the marriage has not happened yet.


6. Ruth Leaves BEFORE Judgment Falls

Ruth leaves the threshing floor before morning:
“Let it not be known that a woman came to the floor.” (Ruth 3:14)

This is huge.


She is removed before daylight, before public judgment begins.


That is exactly the pattern of the pre-trib rapture:


• Night
• Secret
• Removed before wrath
• Bride taken
• Then legal judgments begin


After Ruth leaves…


Boaz goes to the city gate to settle the legal redemption.


The city gate = judgment seat.


That is when Christ deals with Israel and the land — AFTER the Church is gone.



7. Then the Marriage Happens

Ruth is not present at the gate.
The Bride is not involved in the judgment of the earth.


After redemption is legally settled:


“Boaz took Ruth, and she became his wife.” (Ruth 4:13)

Then comes fruitfulness.


8. Why this proves Pre-Trib

Order in Ruth:


  1. Gentile bride chosen
  2. Taken secretly from threshing floor
  3. Legal redemption of land (Israel)
  4. Public marriage
  5. Kingdom blessing

Order in prophecy:


  1. Church called
  2. Raptured
  3. Israel redeemed during Tribulation
  4. Marriage of the Lamb
  5. Kingdom

They match exactly.


Final Truth

Ruth is not a romance.
It is a prophetic blueprint of Christ and the Church.


Boaz = Christ
Ruth = Gentile Bride
Naomi = Israel
Threshing floor = end-time separation
Removal at night = rapture
Gate judgment = Tribulation
Marriage = Kingdom


The Church is taken before the threshing of the nations begins.
 
@cv5 The suicide-death cult regime of Iran has decided to do another backstab. This time its the filthy communists' turn to feel the knife in their back and find out what bad friends they make just to try to spite the truth.

 
Goodbye and God be with you.
Lets pray this person has ears to hear.
Same prayer for @HeIsHere @ChristRoseFromTheDead @Charlesiii
@sovereignminds

Mat 13:23
“But he who received seed on the good ground is he who hears the word and understands it, who indeed bears fruit and produces: some a hundredfold, some sixty, some thirty.”

Luk 8:8
“But others fell on good ground, sprang up, and yielded a crop a hundredfold.” When He had said these things He cried, “He who has ears to hear, let him hear!”
 
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