The Bible is very clear: Genesis 12:3, “And I will bless them that bless you, and curse him that curses you.”
The Two Real Sides Of Annapolis Physical and Spiritual
- Bill Wilson
By Bill Wilson, KIN Senior Analyst
WASH—Nov 26—KIN-- The Middle East Peace Summit in Annapolis, Maryland has two sides to it—a physical side where leaders from around the world gather to make the public believe they are interested in peace; and a spiritual side that most involved have no idea the pending destruction that has been created by meetings such as these. Some 49 countries have been invited to attend the summit, most of them hostile to Israel. President George W. Bush, like most every American president since Jimmy Carter (except for Ronald Reagan), is attempting to broker peace in the Middle East by having a well-publicized summit.
Ahead of the summit, oil prices have been climbing toward that magic number of $100 per barrel. The dollar has been declining to record lows against many major currencies. Political disruption has increased in Pakistan, seemingly in the process of shifting the war on terror’s front from Iraq. Iran continues its quest to become a member of the nuclear club. Russia has made public that its nuclear arsenal is armed and ready. China is aggressively pursuing cyber warfare and space warfare development, while it is selling off its reserve of American dollars. There have been droughts, floods, fires, and other disasters throughout the United States. And the collective impact of all these events is taking a toll on American citizens.
Spiritually, President Bush and his administration are at cross-purposes to prophetic passages in the Bible that pertain to Israel. Bush is insistent on Israel giving up its traditional Biblical lands for a peace agreement with so-called Palestinians, despite a miserable failure of Palestinians electing terrorists to represent them and Israel, in good faith, giving up Gaza. This has resulted in Gaza becoming a lawless base of terror against Israel rather than a model of a Palestinian state co-existing side by side in peace with Israel, as Bush had hoped. What the President has done is move a spiritual stronghold from the Middle East to the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.
Now the spiritual battle may well rage over one of the world’s foremost military academies. All the hostile nations of the world gathered in one place against Israel in Annapolis, Md., are armed with the spirit of division—dividing Israel and the holy city of Jerusalem. In this, the Bible is very clear: Genesis 12:3, “And I will bless them that bless you, and curse him that curses you.” Zechariah 12:3, “And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all people: all that burden themselves with it shall be cut in pieces, though all the people of the earth be gathered together against it.” And this is the case for Annapolis, because all the nations are trying to divide Jerusalem, even the friends of Israel.
- Bill Wilson
By Bill Wilson, KIN Senior Analyst
WASH—Nov 26—KIN-- The Middle East Peace Summit in Annapolis, Maryland has two sides to it—a physical side where leaders from around the world gather to make the public believe they are interested in peace; and a spiritual side that most involved have no idea the pending destruction that has been created by meetings such as these. Some 49 countries have been invited to attend the summit, most of them hostile to Israel. President George W. Bush, like most every American president since Jimmy Carter (except for Ronald Reagan), is attempting to broker peace in the Middle East by having a well-publicized summit.
Ahead of the summit, oil prices have been climbing toward that magic number of $100 per barrel. The dollar has been declining to record lows against many major currencies. Political disruption has increased in Pakistan, seemingly in the process of shifting the war on terror’s front from Iraq. Iran continues its quest to become a member of the nuclear club. Russia has made public that its nuclear arsenal is armed and ready. China is aggressively pursuing cyber warfare and space warfare development, while it is selling off its reserve of American dollars. There have been droughts, floods, fires, and other disasters throughout the United States. And the collective impact of all these events is taking a toll on American citizens.
Spiritually, President Bush and his administration are at cross-purposes to prophetic passages in the Bible that pertain to Israel. Bush is insistent on Israel giving up its traditional Biblical lands for a peace agreement with so-called Palestinians, despite a miserable failure of Palestinians electing terrorists to represent them and Israel, in good faith, giving up Gaza. This has resulted in Gaza becoming a lawless base of terror against Israel rather than a model of a Palestinian state co-existing side by side in peace with Israel, as Bush had hoped. What the President has done is move a spiritual stronghold from the Middle East to the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.
Now the spiritual battle may well rage over one of the world’s foremost military academies. All the hostile nations of the world gathered in one place against Israel in Annapolis, Md., are armed with the spirit of division—dividing Israel and the holy city of Jerusalem. In this, the Bible is very clear: Genesis 12:3, “And I will bless them that bless you, and curse him that curses you.” Zechariah 12:3, “And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all people: all that burden themselves with it shall be cut in pieces, though all the people of the earth be gathered together against it.” And this is the case for Annapolis, because all the nations are trying to divide Jerusalem, even the friends of Israel.
posted by shummer60 at Monday, November 26, 2007
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