1181 Weeks away from several Prophecies being fulfilled? A Sudden Destruction. Rapture first

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1181 Weeks away from several Prophecies being fulfilled? A Sudden Destruction. Rapture first 

8 Mar 2026 Iran, a powerful enemy of Israel and America, is being decimated militarily, leaving it weakened and unable to fulfil its threats. This aligns with biblical prophecies, particularly those concerning the Gog-Magog war and the end of the tribulation. The speaker suggests that this weakening of Iran will pave the way for the fulfilment of other prophecies, including the elimination of Israel’s surrounding enemies as described in Psalms 83. The speaker interprets current events in the Middle East as fulfilling biblical prophecies, specifically those in Psalms 83 and Zechariah. They believe that the current siege against Israel, coupled with the weakening of Iran’s power, signals the imminent fulfilment of these prophecies, including the rapture and God’s direct intervention. The speaker urges viewers to stay informed and watch for further developments. 

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  •  * Iran’s Stance: Iran, led by a leader who adheres to Sharia law and the Quran, is identified as an enemy of America and Israel, with a stated goal of their annihilation. * Iran’s Goal: Iran aims to dominate the Middle East, starting with Israel, to become the supreme power in the Eastern world hemisphere. * Iran’s Support for Proxies: Iran supports Hezbollah, Hamas, and Palestinian Islamic Jihadists, providing them with resources and training to attack Israel. * Impact of US and Israeli Actions: US and Israeli military actions have significantly weakened Iran’s military capabilities, including its missile program and proxy groups. * Iran’s Neutralisation: Iran’s power is being stripped away, potentially leading to its neutralisation in the near future. * Biblical Prophecy: The speaker suggests that Iran’s neutralisation aligns with biblical prophecies, particularly those related to the end times. * Timeline of Events: The speaker discusses various estimations regarding the timeline of Iran’s neutralisation, ranging from weeks to a decade. * God’s Intervention: God will intervene in human affairs, ushering in a new era of time. * Psalms 83 Prophecy: God will eliminate Israel’s surrounding enemies, as prophesied in Psalms 83. * Current Conflict: Israel is currently facing threats from enemies like Hamas, who are building sleeper cells. * Prophecy in Zechariah: Zechariah 12 is a prophecy from God about Israel, highlighting the power of God’s word. * Purpose of Psalms 83: Psalms 83 prophecy is meant to protect Israel for the first three and a half years of the tribulation, allowing them to build a temple and worship freely. * Misinterpretation of Ezekiel 38: Those who believe the Ezekiel 38 wars will happen soon overlook the covenant in Psalms 83, which grants Israel peace and time to build the temple and resume sacrifices as mentioned in Daniel 9:27. * God’s Plan for Jerusalem: God will make Jerusalem a cup of trembling and a burdensome stone for all the people around it. * The Cup of Trembling: Represents the suffering and judgement that will befall Jerusalem’s enemies. * The Burdensome Stone: Symbolises the difficulty and consequences faced by those who attempt to burden themselves with Jerusalem. * Prophecy Context: Discussion about a prophecy from the Bible, specifically Zechariah 12:2-3, which mentions Jerusalem becoming a burdensome stone for all nations. * Prophecy Interpretation: The speaker interprets the prophecy as a reference to a future siege against Israel, with God’s intervention and the neutralisation of enemies like Iran. * Geographical Focus: The prophecy is centred around Jerusalem and the surrounding region, with enemies approaching from a specific direction. * Prophecies in Zechariah: Two prophecies in Zechariah, one about the burden of Israel and the other about smiting horses and riders with madness, are connected to current events. * Iran’s Neutralisation: Iran’s power is being taken away and it will be neutralised, potentially joining the Gog and Magog war at the end of the tribulation. * Israel’s Siege and Victory: Israel is currently under siege, but God will intervene and wipe out its enemies, including Hamas and Hezbollah. * Rapture Timing: The rapture will occur just before the events described in the prophecies, specifically before Israel’s further prophecy fulfilment in Daniel 9:24-27. * Israel’s Situation: Israel is currently under siege, and its enemies will be neutralised before the rapture. * God’s Intervention: God will intervene in the current conflict, stopping America’s actions and punishing the nations for their actions against Israel. * Biblical Prophecy and Current Events: The speaker believes that current events are fulfilling biblical prophecies, particularly those related to a war involving America, Israel, and Iran. * Importance of the Time and Actions: The speaker emphasises the significance of the present time and encourages viewers to understand its implications.

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