In Genesis 12:3 (God said this to Abram) who was the leader of Israel.
I will bless those who bless you (who confer prosperity or happiness upon you) and (v)curse him who curses or uses insolent language toward you; in you will all the families and kindred of the earth be blessed [and by you they will bless themselves. Gal 3:8] Amp
The CURSE: (v) to look with disfavor on the Jews was to invite God’s displeasure; to treat the Jews offensively was to incur His wrath. But, to befriend the Jews was to bring down upon one’s head the rewards of a promise that could not be broken.
If people will take the time and search history, they will find that with every evil act perpetrated toward Israel by the United States of America, God’s wrath has shown up. And, one such event was 9/11. Clinton constantly invited Arafat and other Muslim people into his inner circle (many of them are still in govt somewhere). It’s stunning to look back at some of the horrendous events that happened to America, and check on the previous president who did not honor Israel (but who was offensive and even betrayed her many times); although that president may no longer be in office at the time the horrendous event takes place.
This current event of helping Iran build nukes (along with many, many other offenses), qualifies for God’s wrath. I hope America is ready for the payback.
I’m beginning to think the timing of Billy Graham’s TV event was right on the mark. Rev. Graham is well aware of this scripture and by calling America back to God, he may have just saved us from a terrible event .. if the people are willing to respond.
And therein lies the rub. Not enough of us will likely respond appropriately, and far too many of us will rather "up the ante" by responding most inappropriately. G-d already knows this, as He knows both the beginning and the end.
"The time of Jacob's trouble" *is* coming, and from such indicators as are available to anyone with a discerning eye, that "time" is coming more swiftly than most can imagine. Now, more than ever before, the prayer should go out, even as He, through His Son, taught us...
"Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done, on Earth, even as it is in Heaven."
More than this, such should be uttered, not monotonously as has been all too common over the last few centuries, but with as much reverence and feeling as one can possibly muster...
the infowarrior