Thieves


The Bible tells us that the end times will come “like a thief in the night”…

But my house has an alarm system, one that is very loud and will give warning to anyone who is listening.  

I feel that way about the war raging in Israel right now. To me it feels like a loud alarm system, a warning that we are moving closer…ever closer.

This morning I saw a video recorded in December last year.  In it Hamas leader Mahmoud Al-Zahar claims that “in the Battle of the Promise of the Hereafter, Israel will only be the first target.” He said “we are not talking about liberating our land alone, but the entire Earth will come under a system where there is no injustice, no oppression, no treachery, no Zionism, no treacherous Christianity….”

Hamas is a terrorist organization funded by Iran. A spokesman for Iran, Gahzi Hamad, told the BBC that the terrorist group had received funding for the attack.  This is the same Iran, who recently received money from the U.S. and who has ties to Russia…all of this seems like something predicted thousands of years ago.

There is an article I think everyone should read.  Because the link didn’t work here you’ll have to google “Harvest.org war in Israel end times”.  The article itself is called “War in Israel: a fulfillment of Bible prophesy”.  

I think of you’re read it, maybe it will sound a little like a house alarm…a warning to those who will listen.

“But the day of the Lord will come like a thief.  The heavens will disappear with a roar; the elements will be destroyed by fire, and the earth and everything done in it will be laid bare.” - 2 Peter 3:10

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