Telling Them to Look Over Their Shoulder Again Did/Does Not Have Any Effect Then - No Expectation It Should Now

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jun 23, 2022 at 00:46

Israel's history is littered with the countrysides being filled with remnant narratives of Scriptural pronouncements of the ancients who were brought in by the Eternal Sovereign of Israel to chastise the 'people of the book' for their perennial abuse of their relationship with their refusal to honor the vows of obedience to her LORD: and His constant efforts in reminding them to return so that He can execute the promises instead of judgment appears to be a running theme. Nations and empires were brought to Israel borders as written for this complex and serious abrogation of HIs Law; and only until recently, does there seem to be an end to it all. Eventually, a remnant of the Israeli legacy will be purged and purified by latter day prophetic fulfillments and no amount of threatening to exterminate Israel will stand; in fact, the table will be turned against those that threaten Israel's obvious covenant of the promise to the children of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. The timing of that premise is present: and the WORD of the LORD never fails.
The prophet Jeremiah speaks to the line up of the nations as well as Ezekiel's current fulfillment now running to attract the initial installments of judgements: the docket is quickly filling up. Isaiah's call to China is in view as well.
There will be no defense allowed that justifies those that are calling for Israel's demise: their own words are the evidence of their devising of destruction and the timng, just like when Nebuchadnezzar's grandson blasphemed the LORD, the 'handwriting is on the wall;' except this time, just as the Hubble exposed, the radiating fire will be seen coming from the sky. After all, isn't that what the Russians and Iranian Islamic Regime are threatening?

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