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From Hezbollah:
"Two Grad rockets were fired at Be'er Sheva on Wednesday evening. One of the rockets hit a house in a residential neighborhood. There were no injuries. This was the first time since Operation Cast Lead in late 2008 that Be'er Sheva was targeted by militants firing rockets from the Gaza Strip. ... In recent days there had been an unusual escalation in the Gaza Strip. It began with an explosive device being detonated in the northern Strip and mortars fired at the Sha'ar HaNegev communities. The attack was directed at an IDF patrol that was carrying out a routine search in the area for Palestinian improvised explosive devices." It is a serious and deliberate provocation.
From Iran:
"Two Iranian warships sailed from the Suez Canal into the Mediterranean on Tuesday, the first such trip in at least three decades, eliciting Israeli charges that Tehran is seeking to dominate the Middle East. ... In sending warships to the Mediterranean now, Iran was asserting itself as a regional power and testing whether Egypt's new rulers will stick to the pro–Western line of the Mubarak government. Some said the voyage also signals that Iran is ready to come to the aid of regional allies, including Syria and Iranian proxies Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon." Israel has said that Iran's action is a serious provocation.
From Lebanon:
"Prime Minister-designate "Najib Miqati is expected to hold a "very important meeting" with a high-ranking March 14 official on Friday, An Nahar newspaper reported. The cabinet's structure and "identity" would be decided after Friday's meeting in the aftermath of days of consultations with several March 14 members, the daily said." Rumor is, the March 14 coalition will refuse to take part in a Miqati-led cabinet, therefore paving the way for a Hezbollah-controlled government. This has not happened yet, but if it does, Israel will be beside herself with anger.
From Syria:
"Israeli intelligence agencies are aware of additional Syrian nuclear facilities, Defense Minister Ehud Barak said on Thursday, amid reports that Syria was harboring a uranium conversion reactor near the town of Marj as-Sultan, about 15 km. east of Damascus." Israel destroyed a Syrian reactor in 2007, just weeks before it went online. They will not put up with another one, especially not now.
Isaiah prophesied in chapter 17 verse 1 that Damascus will be destroyed, "It will be ruinous heap, never to be rebuilt nor inhabited. "An oracle concerning Damascus. Behold, Damascus will cease to be a city and will become a heap of ruins." Damascus is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, at 6000 years old. It has been attacked, partially abandoned, and ruined at times, but never uninhabited. Therefore this prophecy has yet to be fulfilled.
Psalm 83 is an intercessory prayer over a battle that has not occurred. We know this from history, because the exact lineup of participants has never formed to attack Israel in the way described in the prayer. Therefore this particular battle is yet to come. At some point in the near future, I believe, Israel's near neighbors will attack her. Additionally, the Psalm write was Asaph, who was a seer (2 Chronicles 29:30), and seers had prophetic abilities. More on Psalm 83 can be found here, by Bill Salus: "Does Psalm 83 set the stage for Ezekiel 38?"
[Ed note: the only difference I have with this list is that I believe beth-Togarmah is Armenia, which if you look at a map, is essentially eastern Turkey.]
The Battle of Gog and Magog as described in Ezekiel 38 and 39 is also a battle that has not occurred. It shows a coalition of Israel's enemies attacking the nation in a deadly surprise attack, nearly decimating Israel in a deadly surprise attack. It is only God's direct intervention that saves Israel and as a result, Israel knows her God has saved her and she acknowledges His Holy name. (Ez 38:23; 39:7)
Scholars think it goes down like this: Isaiah 17:1 and Psalm 83 occur before Gog Magog battle takes place, and Israel is completely victorious in both those battles. She is so resoundingly the victor, that Israel relaxes her guard. Israel is therefore militarily surprised by the Gog/Magog coalition- almost to her eternal destruction. The abutting nations that attack Israel in Psalm 83 do not participate in the Gog/Magog battle, and they would if they could. Israel's victory seems to have wiped out the will or the ability of the Psalm 83 confederation from militarily posing a threat to Israel, and therefore she thinks the fighting is over. Not so. The nations that attack in the Gog/Magog battle are further neighbors, such as Iran, Russia, Turkey and Armenia, and northern African nations. It is thought that Israel's victory allows her to mentally relax her guard, as prophesied by Ezekiel 38:11b "a quiet people who dwell securely, all of them dwelling without walls, and having no bars or gates". Israel is certainly NOT dwelling securely now.
The set up for the Gog-Magog battle is almost concluded, with all the prophesied participants (Listed above) renewing or forming hard alliances with each other, and militarily moving into position, as Iran showed the world this week by traveling through the Suez Canal and is now patrolling waters of Israel. Israel won't let another nuke reactor stand. They already destroyed one in Iraq in the late 1980s, and the one in Syria in 2007. They won't stand for Iran's warships carrying Hezbollah war-materiel to the terrorist group, who is plotting this minute to become the majority government in Lebanon. They won't stand for it. The question isn't what they will do, because Isaiah and Psalm 83 tell us. The only question is when.
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From Hezbollah:
"Two Grad rockets were fired at Be'er Sheva on Wednesday evening. One of the rockets hit a house in a residential neighborhood. There were no injuries. This was the first time since Operation Cast Lead in late 2008 that Be'er Sheva was targeted by militants firing rockets from the Gaza Strip. ... In recent days there had been an unusual escalation in the Gaza Strip. It began with an explosive device being detonated in the northern Strip and mortars fired at the Sha'ar HaNegev communities. The attack was directed at an IDF patrol that was carrying out a routine search in the area for Palestinian improvised explosive devices." It is a serious and deliberate provocation.
From Iran:
"Two Iranian warships sailed from the Suez Canal into the Mediterranean on Tuesday, the first such trip in at least three decades, eliciting Israeli charges that Tehran is seeking to dominate the Middle East. ... In sending warships to the Mediterranean now, Iran was asserting itself as a regional power and testing whether Egypt's new rulers will stick to the pro–Western line of the Mubarak government. Some said the voyage also signals that Iran is ready to come to the aid of regional allies, including Syria and Iranian proxies Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon." Israel has said that Iran's action is a serious provocation.
From Lebanon:
"Prime Minister-designate "Najib Miqati is expected to hold a "very important meeting" with a high-ranking March 14 official on Friday, An Nahar newspaper reported. The cabinet's structure and "identity" would be decided after Friday's meeting in the aftermath of days of consultations with several March 14 members, the daily said." Rumor is, the March 14 coalition will refuse to take part in a Miqati-led cabinet, therefore paving the way for a Hezbollah-controlled government. This has not happened yet, but if it does, Israel will be beside herself with anger.
From Syria:
"Israeli intelligence agencies are aware of additional Syrian nuclear facilities, Defense Minister Ehud Barak said on Thursday, amid reports that Syria was harboring a uranium conversion reactor near the town of Marj as-Sultan, about 15 km. east of Damascus." Israel destroyed a Syrian reactor in 2007, just weeks before it went online. They will not put up with another one, especially not now.
Isaiah prophesied in chapter 17 verse 1 that Damascus will be destroyed, "It will be ruinous heap, never to be rebuilt nor inhabited. "An oracle concerning Damascus. Behold, Damascus will cease to be a city and will become a heap of ruins." Damascus is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, at 6000 years old. It has been attacked, partially abandoned, and ruined at times, but never uninhabited. Therefore this prophecy has yet to be fulfilled.
Psalm 83 is an intercessory prayer over a battle that has not occurred. We know this from history, because the exact lineup of participants has never formed to attack Israel in the way described in the prayer. Therefore this particular battle is yet to come. At some point in the near future, I believe, Israel's near neighbors will attack her. Additionally, the Psalm write was Asaph, who was a seer (2 Chronicles 29:30), and seers had prophetic abilities. More on Psalm 83 can be found here, by Bill Salus: "Does Psalm 83 set the stage for Ezekiel 38?"
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The Battle of Gog and Magog as described in Ezekiel 38 and 39 is also a battle that has not occurred. It shows a coalition of Israel's enemies attacking the nation in a deadly surprise attack, nearly decimating Israel in a deadly surprise attack. It is only God's direct intervention that saves Israel and as a result, Israel knows her God has saved her and she acknowledges His Holy name. (Ez 38:23; 39:7)
Scholars think it goes down like this: Isaiah 17:1 and Psalm 83 occur before Gog Magog battle takes place, and Israel is completely victorious in both those battles. She is so resoundingly the victor, that Israel relaxes her guard. Israel is therefore militarily surprised by the Gog/Magog coalition- almost to her eternal destruction. The abutting nations that attack Israel in Psalm 83 do not participate in the Gog/Magog battle, and they would if they could. Israel's victory seems to have wiped out the will or the ability of the Psalm 83 confederation from militarily posing a threat to Israel, and therefore she thinks the fighting is over. Not so. The nations that attack in the Gog/Magog battle are further neighbors, such as Iran, Russia, Turkey and Armenia, and northern African nations. It is thought that Israel's victory allows her to mentally relax her guard, as prophesied by Ezekiel 38:11b "a quiet people who dwell securely, all of them dwelling without walls, and having no bars or gates". Israel is certainly NOT dwelling securely now.
The set up for the Gog-Magog battle is almost concluded, with all the prophesied participants (Listed above) renewing or forming hard alliances with each other, and militarily moving into position, as Iran showed the world this week by traveling through the Suez Canal and is now patrolling waters of Israel. Israel won't let another nuke reactor stand. They already destroyed one in Iraq in the late 1980s, and the one in Syria in 2007. They won't stand for Iran's warships carrying Hezbollah war-materiel to the terrorist group, who is plotting this minute to become the majority government in Lebanon. They won't stand for it. The question isn't what they will do, because Isaiah and Psalm 83 tell us. The only question is when.
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