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Mid-East Prophecy Update – December 4th, 2016 (video)
Calvary Chapel Kaneohe ^ | Dec 4, 2016 | JD Farag

Posted on 12/04/2016 4:39:31 PM PST by Lera

Pastor J.D. talks about how the world today prophetically, eerily resembles a deliberating jury, such that, no one knows the day or the hour in which a verdict is reached and subsequent to a guilty verdict, the judgment of God will ensue, which in turn will commence with the seven-year tribulation.


TOPICS: Current Events; Evangelical Christian
KEYWORDS: calvarychapel; israel; jdfarag

1 posted on 12/04/2016 4:39:31 PM PST by Lera
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To: Lera; jbb247; monkeywrench; PROCON; Bulldaddy; Mrs.Z; Aragon; RobinOfKingston; Mom MD; ...

Pinging the End Times ping list and the Calvary Chapel ping list to

Pastor JD’s Middle East prophecy update

Keep looking up :)


2 posted on 12/04/2016 4:42:39 PM PST by Lera ( 1 Corinthians 15:1-4)
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To: Lera

Fantastic update by Pastor JD thanks Lera


3 posted on 12/04/2016 4:48:59 PM PST by StoneWall Brigade
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To: StoneWall Brigade; Lera
Here's an update...

NZ talks to Kerry about UN Security Council resolution on Israel-Palestine conflict

8:01 PM Sunday Nov 13, 2016

One of the closed-door discussions between United States Secretary of State John Kerry and the New Zealand Government today was a potential resolution by the United Nations Security Council on a two-state solution for the Israel - Palestinian conflict.

After the talks, Foreign Minister Murray McCully even raised the possibility of the US or New Zealand sponsoring a resolution.

“It is a conversation we are engaged in deeply and we’ve spent some time talking to Secretary Kerry about where the US might go on this.

“It is something that is still in play,” McCully told reporters after talks today in Wellington.

McCully is leaving for the Middle East tomorrow to meet with leaders and counterparts in Jordan, Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories.

Making some progress on the conflict has been one of New Zealand’s primary aims on its two years on the Security Council, which end next month,but the immediate situation in Syria has taken a great deal of attention away from it.

The Israeli Government continues to allow Jewish settlements in the West Bank, which threatens the viability of a Palestinian state there, alongside Israel.

McCully said that Donald Trump’s Administration was going to have to reflect on where it wanted to go after it took power in January “but I think there are some very important decisions that the Obama Administration is going to have to make in its lame-duck period on this issue.”

New Zealand’s preference was for one of the countries from the region to advance a resolution to the Security Council, he said.

“We’ve always said we deferred to that but we’d do something ourselves if there was no one stepping up.”

He said there were indications a resolution from the Arab group wanted to focus on settlements.

New Zealand preferred something focused more broadly on the two-state-solution that protected its status as the accepted international basis for a resolution.

“But that is something that the US system is digesting post the election results as well,” he said.

“They also believe the two-state solution has been under serious threat and that some form of restatement, reassertion of that principle is called for.

“Whether that means they would initiate their own resolution or support one from somewhere else is obviously dependent upon political developments in the US and the actual words that get put to paper.” McCully said it would be a very serious development if the two-state solution was abandoned.

“If that is the case, it follows that you start to look at the two different standards of citizenship that exists in the one country that remains and that is not a path that any friend of Israel would want to see them go down.”

- NZ Herald

Read more by Audrey Young

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11747382

Hours after this meeting a 7.5 earthquake hit near Christchurch NZ

New Zealand earthquake: Hundreds of aftershocks pepper North and South islands
NOVEMBER 14 2016

The deadly earthquake that struck 90 kilometres north of Christchurch on Sunday night has been followed by hundreds of aftershocks.

http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/new-zealand-earthquake-hundreds-of-aftershocks-pepper-north-and-south-islands-20161113-gsoip2.html

My guess is that NZ will float a 'resolution' to the UNSC and that the US will back or simply abstain from the vote, tick tock...

New Zealand’s preference was for one of the countries from the region to advance a resolution to the Security Council, he said.

“We’ve always said we deferred to that but we’d do something ourselves if there was no one stepping up.”

Now that's a message, Ouch!

4 posted on 12/06/2016 5:34:00 PM PST by Jeremiah Jr (EL CHI)
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To: Jeremiah Jr

One day the nations will learn not to mess with Israel’s land . Every time they do bad things happen to them .

If you get a chance read John McTernan’s book ‘As America has Done to Israel’ . He documented so many instances of natural disasters happening right after they pressured Israel to give up land to make peace with people that do not want peace and only want Israels destruction .


5 posted on 12/06/2016 8:36:44 PM PST by Lera ( 1 Corinthians 15:1-4)
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