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Questions
1. Can you explain Isaiah 19 (Egypt) as it relates to prophecy/end times?
2. Zechariah 14 talks about God standing on the mount of Olives but it says LORD (in all caps). Does that refer to God or Jesus? Why is Jesus called the everlasting Father in Isaiah 9?
3. Was Lucifer a choir leader in Heaven? Could he have had an 'instrument' of some sort built into his body?
4. Bill, please explain how you think the world will react if this war you speak of takes place?
5. How does Jesus' feet touching the mountain (Zechariah 14) "jive" with Revelation 19:11?
6. The seven year period (after the rapture)...are you saying it has to be more than a 7 year period?



by Bill Salus
Ezekiel warned in the end time’s Israel would come out of the Holocaust and face two apocalyptic wars. 2600 years later we realize these are epic battles fought against approximately 19 primarily Muslim dominated populations including Syrians, Hezbollah, Russians, Iranians, and Turks just to list a few. Many eschatologists believe these wars will be fought soon and sequentially.
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Christianity finds itself at a critical crossroad regarding the modern day Jewish State. The Arab unrest plaguing the Middle East is causing Christians to decide whether Israel is the “owner” or “occupier” of the Promised Land.
In light of these uncertain times many Christian Americans are asking, “What is the future for America in Bible prophecy?” This
Arab protests continue spreading like wildfires throughout the Middle East. Many liberal pundits hope this promotes freedom and democracy throughout the region. However, while Americans wait for Mideast dust to settle and new Arab governments to form, they are experiencing pain at the pumps. Gas prices rose 26 times in 27 days in parts of California in the month of February, 2011.