Gaza: A Biblical Perspective

In the same way that we can’t definitively say that the events are a fulfillment of biblical prophecy, we also can’t definitively say they aren’t.

Amen. A voice of discernment.

Aligning current events to biblical prophecy is a very risky endeavor. To state "categorically" that events - particularly involving Israel - are not anticipatory of prophetic fulfillment seems to make the same error.

Thank you for this… While nothing that is happening is a direct prophecy, the time clock of the return of Jesus Christ is based primarily on what is happening in Israel, the most important *happening* of which is that Israel became a nationstate on May 14, 1948. And there is NO moral equivalency between the Hamas terrorists and Israel. I wished you would have at least addressed this neon, bright factor. I hope we can all agree on that.

We love to sing songs in church that talk about God fighting for us. Many of those songs are from the prohets and the psalms. They were written in the land that was attacked on Saturday by the people who are named after the enemies of Israel in the Bible. You're missing a lot.

Amen.

Thank you Chad

Does Israel not matters anymore in biblical prophesy?

Matthew 5:9 “Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.”