Why Oslo's Hopes Turned to Dust
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Submitted by Beverly Ryan (United States), Sep 10, 2003 at 03:22

Dear Mr. Pipes, Mr. Arafat shook hands and signed an accord with his fingers crossed. He has admitted on more than one occasion that all this was a Trojan Horse. You people just don't seem to get it that this is not a three dimensional world. Jews are Jews for a reason - God made a covenant with Abraham back in the Book of Genesis that was confirmed with Isaac and with Jacob. All of the trials God had with the Jews all throughout the Old Testament culminated in AD 70 when the Temple was destroyed and the Jews scattered. The Jews had rebelled against the Romans when God, through Jesus, specifically told them not to. What has happened happened throughout the last almost two thousand years. Now, that is over and God is bringing the Jews back to their homeland, just like He said He would in the Old Testament and the New. In Ezekiel Chapters 35 and 36 God said He is done punishing the Jews (which, when I read it a few weeks ago, I had such relief and thanksgiving because I had been standing in intercessary prayer for the Jews for at least a year) and He has taken notice of the people on Mount Seir (the West Bank) stealing the land. You better read it. The Dome of the Rock is going to go. In Ezekiel Chapter 43 He says the entire mountaintop is holy. I think the boundary of Israel goes to the north of Damascus. Is that correct? It is in Ezekiel after Chapter 39. Ezekiel Chapters 38 and 39 talk about the battle with Gog and Magog but, you will note, it doesn't happen until Israel is dwelling securely in cities without walls.

The world is just going to have to stop fighting against God and stop ignoring God and start reading Bibles and understanding that God WILL impose His Will on the world if that is the way they want it. It would be so much nicer if they all acquiesce.

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