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Submitted by Joshua (United States), Mar 18, 2007 at 20:38

The problem with your assessment is that you assume to know more about my intentions, which you have no information about, than you know about the current state of the world in which you have thousands of years of history.

And though it is not required, for your benefit I will state that I never intended to suggest that anyone live in a ghetto or should be kept in check so their intentions should not be carried out. That is an approach used by failed and frustrated leaders who have their own evil intentions in mind.

I'm going to remind you and inform anyone else who does not know this fact; this world system although ultimately ruled by a sovereign God is now in the hands of the first Angel, the father of lies, Lucifer. For a time he will have his way and this world will be a virtual hell to live in; but we are not to fear, for Christ was sent to destroy his works; and destroy them he will, for the Prince of this world stands judged.

If you want to draw the conclusions that you did based on what I wrote, I consider that to be your problem; and if you want to sarcastically call me a prophet, then I will prophesy but you will not understand it.

Contrary to the proud who assumed that God's work would go on uninterrupted in this world, I am suggesting that it is more likely that Christendom will not stand in the face of Islam, whichever brand it will be, and they will have their time for a while until such time when Christ returns to establish his kingdom; and any Government, Including and especially the United States, who tries to stop them militarily will fail miserably.

Who can stand in God's way? He is allowing this...for a time.

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