Dear Ayatollah Khamenei, Jesus Christ loves you. But judgment is coming

Joel C Rosenberg's Blog ^ | 11/1/2013 | Joel C Rosenberg

[Former Fetus]

Dear Ayatollah Khamenei –

We are hearing reports that you may be in poor health. I hope this is not true, but either way I want you to know that I am praying for the God of the Bible to heal and comfort you. I am also praying that God will open your eyes and grant you repentance that you may receive Jesus Christ as your Savior and Lord and have eternal life. In addition, I am asking Christians around the world to pray for you, as well.

Allow me to take a moment to share with you two very important truths, that I recently shared via Twitter with President Rouhani, whom I am also praying for:

First, the Bible makes clear that God loves all the people of the world, including the people of Iran.

>>SNIP<<

Second, the Bible also warns that judgment is coming to the Iranian regime in the last days.

>>SNIP<<

I recently gave an address explaining God’s love for the people of Iran, and explaining the prophecy of Jeremiah 49 concerning the people of Elam (Iran). My prayer is that you will take time to listen to it to understand the prophecy and its implications more fully.

My family and I are praying for you, sir. Many Christians are, as well.

[Former Fetus]

Full title: Dear Ayatollah Khamenei, Jesus Christ loves you. But judgment is coming, the Bible warns in Jeremiah 49:34-39. Let me explain.

Now, I know that Elam is not the whole land of Iran, just a region in the western and southwestern part of the country.

One thing interesting about Elam, that is the location of the Bushehr nuclear power facility! Interesting, isn't it?

Let us commit ourselves to praying for the salvation of Ayatollah Khamenei. Can you imagine the consequences?

[cloudmountain]

The Persians venerate Jesus. But, He's just another prophet.

Oddly enough many women over there pray to Mary for fertility. They know that she had a Son...and oh what a Son... and pray to her asking for children.

[Former Fetus]

According to Voice of the Martyrs, thousands of Muslims are coming to Christ throughout the Middle East! Go to their website, sign up for the free newsletter, and find out ways in which you can help. For example, my Sunday school class has taken collections to send Bibles in Farsi to Iran, and now to support the growing Christian community in Syria.

[huldah1776]

It would be wonderful indeed. The same with our fearful leaders. The title could be applied to America as a nation, too.

[Former Fetus]

Indeed!

[cloudmountain]

According to Voice of the Martyrs, thousands of Muslims are coming to Christ throughout the Middle East! Go to their website, sign up for the free newsletter, and find out ways in which you can help. For example, my Sunday school class has taken collections to send Bibles in Farsi to Iran, and now to support the growing Christian community in Syria.

You would NOT want to know what the Iranians do with those Bibles.

[Former Fetus]

I know what the Iranians believers do, and that's enough for me. I understand that a number of Bibles will fall into the wrong hands, but then, who am I to say who are those "wrong hands"? How do I know they will not read at least portions of the Bibles before destroying them? And what effect will that have? As for the methods of destruction, while upsetting, remember that we are not like the Muslims, we do not believe that being disrespectful to the physical book is worth the death penalty!

When my faith weakens, I find support in Isaiah 55:11. " So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth; it shall not return to Me void, but it shall accomplish what I please, and it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it". So, I keep on raising funds for Farsi Bibles!

[cloudmountain]

The BEST thing that will be done is that they'll be tossed in the open dumps and sewers that abound. If they reach any PERSON the person is in trouble. But, then, that doesn't seem to be a problem for you. There is little or no privacy in the middle east. But then, I lived in Saudi Arabia and only for five years so I'm no expert. It's just what I picked up over there.

By the way, I started going to DAILY MASS in my little ARAMCO community in Saudi Arabia. Our priest had daily Mass and the Protestant minister had one service for all the non-Catholics on Fridays. The Anglicans had their own priest, but there were only six Anglicans on camp. These men of the cloth were called "special teachers," so they avoided the "stigma" of priest and minister.

I picked up the habit of daily Mass because my Muslim boss said that I could go pray whenever I wanted. He said: "God is number one. There is always time for God. Mary (not my name) can go pray whenever she wants." So I did. I keep the habit of daily Mass back here in the GOOD OLE U. S. of A.

Also most middle easterners, if they do read, read Arabic. Only the Iranians read Farsi. The Koran is in Arabic, so it behooves most Muslims, even non-Arabs, to learn some Arabic.