Expectations of Hope Where Hope Is Not Sought Through Hudna

Submitted by MTovey (United States), Feb 4, 2019 at 11:37

The breath is held; thoughts are captivated; circumstances are braced; for what?

The rampant resurgence of Islam, not merely the socially outrageous form of religious expression that mimics a peaceful countenance covering an out of control ideology in a world that has been subjected to the judgments of its own evil; somehow this latest form of hudna is able to make people believe that all one need do is submit to their mentalities and methodologies and all will be well (at least that is what they want all to believe. Those who do not follow suit are infidels; most certainly cited are all those who believe in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, men and children of the Book. This latest naïve generation of citizens of a Constitutional America are to be brought into the latest endeavor to bring down Israel, for Israel is not yet exonerated from being the sole source of the Abrahamic hope of salvation from the Ancient of Days: who still doubts that is their greatest contention of all?

Mystery Babylon raises like a Phoenix to contend for world domination, yet so too, the pronouncement of its fall, again, awaits at the hands of the greater evil of consummated pride, now masked by the hudna for the moment.

Can this be kept from being manifested in ways the world dreads, yet like a fascination uncontrolled, the dread is already here. All that is missing is that last little straw to be laid upon the camels back. Ahhh, there's the rub; whose camel is to be burdened, that relief from the hudna might reveal a hope: hope indeed; but whose hope?

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