THE LITTLE GRAIN IS ALSO A PROPHESIZED REMNANT.

Submitted by IamJoseph (Australia), Aug 31, 2008 at 00:01

It is alligned with the injunction, NOT TO FOLLOW A CORRUPT MAJORITY. Everything which means anything came via a singular event or person. Truth is, we have two King Kong religions each assuming transcendence over a small remnant - while both those King Kongs are in total contradiction of each other's messages. This road only points to disaster.

Ironically, only the small remnant can correct both the NT and Quran's premise - and it is this meagre grain which stops the Christians and Muslims from M.A.D. destruction of themselves. The Middle-east conflict is thus not resolvable and this has nothing to do with land: the world does not need a new golf course in soccer-sized Israel, even as it defies all historical truth and still calls a deathly 3-state as a 2-state for peace. And know for a surety peace is not possible as long as those two paradigms stand unconfronted.

Even if Israel says YES SIR again - the conflict will continue. This conflict needs the Balfour restored, and both Britain and the Dwarf in Jordan - smacked to kingdom come. Both JC and Mohammed have harkened to the true God of Israel - overturning the King Kong's spins from their non-negotiable crimes to eliminate the remnant for 2000 years.

But who's going to confront the non-fictional Judas sold out the Jews when they were at their most helpless - and all for 30 barrels of oil - who, other than a grain of sand which will save the remnant? Either the Balfour is restored - or Britonistan happens. One cannot flaunt their word before the world - causing mass murders and chaos for humanity - and also cling to the truth setting them free! Choose one. Life's a bitch, no!

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