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Submitted by sTs (United Arab Emirates), Jun 12, 2008 at 01:29

You say 'till we have sealed the servants of our God in their foreheads"

We believe that the word kafir (infidel) will be sealed on their forheads to be known to Jesus Christ and his followers the Muslims - I think the repetition of twelve thousand in the bible is exaggerated, Also I think the seal will be for the non-followers of Jesus Christ (Infidels), because most Jews (The Israelites) will follow the anti-christ

"who keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ."

Here again it shows that Jesus Christ is not God, testimony of Jesus Christ (being a Prophet of God) , is similar in our book the Quran "Testimony of Mohammad being a prophet of God"

Read the last chapter of Riyad Al-Saliheen, therein you will find the narration by Prophet Mohammad about the final days, when Al-Mahdi will come before Jesus christ and will rule the land from Afghanistan until constantipole and will fight the anti-christ (but will not be able to beat him) and the Anti-christ will surround the faithful on top of a mountain, the faithful thought they are doomed, then Jesus christ descends on them and they all go down to fight the anti-christ, and Jesus will kill the anti-christ by his hands and the Muslims will kill the jews and the stones and trees will talk and tell the muslims (Oh, Muslim behind me is a jew, come and kill him) except one kind of tree will not talk, it is the tree of the Jews called Al-Gharqad. The Jews are planting this type of tree in the holy land in large numbers as I write now.

at that time Jesus christ and the Muslims will become victoriuos and anti-christ will be doomed. and Jesus will rule the land with the faithful

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