Trying to dig into conflict in the Middle East (anywhere in the Middle East) is like peeling an endless onion – it is just layer after painful layer of a history of intrigue and treachery and international interventions and hatred, all of which is directly influencing current events. A succession of American presidents have tried […]
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Water Wars – in the US and the Middle East
posted by Planet In Distress
I highly recommend that you read the two main articles cited in this post. Both regard water, conflict, and societal impact on a potentially broad scale, and both come at it from very different but complimentary perspectives. The first of the articles is from the New York Times and details some of the impacts currently […]
Ours is the First Generation to be Able to Chart and Graph the Fulfillment of Prophecy
posted by Planet In Distress
For some two thousand years, generation after generation of Christians have waited for the return of Christ. These generations have faithfully studied the Scriptures, noted the way-marks outlined in prophecy, and watched for the return of Christ – just as He instructed (Mark 13:32-37). Many among these generations have lived in the expectation that they would see […]
Past the Tipping Point: Haiti and Syria
posted by Planet In Distress
The link between sin, environmental degradation, and societal disruption that fulfills prophecy is just becoming apparent. As with almost any emerging trend or event, it has to be pointed out and explained before it is apparent but, after that, it is relatively easy to detect. It is important to be able to see the connection between sin […]
From Sin to Environmental Degradation to Societal Disruption and the Fulfillment of Prophecy – How it Works
posted by Planet In Distress
The link between sin, environmental degradation, and societal disruption that fulfills prophecy is not obvious. But as with almost any emerging trend or event, once it is pointed out and explained, it is easy to detect. To build the case for linkage and causation between sin and environmental degradation we have to go back to […]