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I fail to see in all of this why people are getting excessively worked up over a comparative statement issued by a rabbinical council with no particular governing/determining authority...

I do not argue against the Gog/Magog prophecies, nor those biblical prophecies which are clearly and demonstrably related...but the rabbinical council did NOT surmise that this WAS a fulfillment, nor even the beginning of a fulfillment of any portion of any of those prophecies.

They made a comparative finding, stating that “this LOOKS LIKE” the Gog and Magog prophetic utterances.

The anti/non-jews and anti/non-Christians need to trim in their waste-of-breath criticisms, and the hyperventilating believers need to put away the winged shoes for the time being...

While remaining attentive and decidedly vigilant.

I believe the prophetic clock is ticking, and certainly has been since Christ ascended into heaven, it has been ticking louder and with renewed urgency and purpose since the re-formation of the state of Israel, but...

it is the Lord’s clock, figuratively speaking, not ours.

It is within His will and keeping to advance it apace, to constrain its progress, or accelerate it with sudden and sure intent.

IMHO, there are still extremely key pieces of the final “puzzle” which are out of place or lacking altogether. Not simply pieces which are present but that we do not notice - no, important elements that are absent. I cannot put my finger on all of them, but that said, it takes little imagination to believe they could fall upon this world with terrible speed, and bring woe upon the unprepared.

There ARE too many things IN place to be ignored, discounted, or minimized by believing people possessed of common sense.

It will happen soon enough, but for now, there is no reason to run up the credit cards, or give away one’s worldly assets and go stand on a high hill.

A.A.C.