Children of Israel are the LORD's

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Dec 21, 2011 at 10:27

I'll let the others berate you for your apparent inability to accept facts as they are self evident.

So, we can agree that the al-Aksa masjid is an Islamic shrine. But, the fact that the Romans demolished the second Temple to its foundations is a fact. Trying to say it is not so does not change it. Even after the Ottomans and their predecessors attempted to disguise the Jewish elements of the mount's exsitence, even as the waqf are doing now, does not disguise the history.

Not wanting to recognize the Jewish heritage of the grounds upon which the al-Aksa masjid is necessary for the deception that the 'Palestinians' need to demonstrate to themselves that they believe they are entitled to the place, but the truth is they are building themselves up for the next round of hostilities.

You keep trying to assert that the Quran has some kind of power to keep Israel from fulfilling her destiny; yet you have not demonstrated how it's going to be able to do that when the superior power of the WORD of the LORD is already demonstrating its fulfillment right before your very eyes; yet you do not see it like you do not see the Jewish foundation of the Temple Mount. The Third Temple IS approaching; whether the al-Aksa Masjid survives remains to be seen, though from historical references, they appear to have their own footprint on the site.

As for the corruption, it's the same old rhetoric that keeps you from seeing that all is happening just as Jesus Christ has said. I would say 'good luck' with that business of not realizing the truth, but that would not be what Jesus Christ would want me to say. Instead, I'll repeat: read what Jesus Christ has promised in Matthew without the Muslim commentary.

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