The Worst of Times are Coming - But Look for the Return of the King of kings in the Aftermath

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Jan 14, 2008 at 17:52

In the amusement world of Anaheim, the original Space Mountain was a ride that plunged the riders into a darkened morass of twists and turns, clattering and churning ones way to the finish. The light at the end of tunnel/ride was a relief. Now, this writer has not been on the ride since almost thirty years ago, but it was enough to say not again. It is an analogy of what the United States is going to face, now that the American government has turned its head to wink at the ‘Palestinian' issue, jerk out the tattered Road Map to peace and say, here we go again.

The President of the United States of America has finally let his full ambitions towards Israel out in the open, and while many of us who had hoped that after the disaster of Gaza/Katrina we would see that stronger, more faithful heads would prevail, all hope that America would remain Israel's friend is now vanishing. All we can ask now, Mr. President, is what price do the American people have to pay now for the irreverence toward the LORD God of Israel? Continuing on the path to partition Israel (and to enhance the hopes of Muslims all around the world for Israel's supposed final elimination) will not go without cost, neither unnoticed nor unrewarded. Mr. President, America has just sowed the wind.

Whatever speculations of ill tidings, for failing to heed the exhortations of Biblical revelation and for failing to render benevolence to Israel for good, are now going to become a reality. Think not? What did Jesus Christ say when asked about the future of Jerusalem (Middle East). Read Matthew 23 and 24. The corrolary passages are found in the Old Testament. Folks, those times are at the threshold of our existence's doors. While the presidential proclamation is merely stating intent, watch the result as it is acted upon, and hope for salvation's sake in Jesus Christ that any of you concerned for Israel's sake are in the Book for protection by Him.

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