[Texas Tea]

Those were really spectacular books. I think that I read every one of them within a one week period.

I’ve put alot of attention into the friendliness of Russia and Iran in the last couple of years, and I can truly see how this can happen.

[mware]

The part that is spooking me is the one about the war of gog and magog.

Here is one of the theories on just what that war might involve

. Russian Theory: The Hebrew word 'rosh' in verse 3 is identified with Russia, 'Tubal' with Tiblisi or Tobolsk and 'Meshech' with Moscow, therefore Gog and Magog refers to Russia. This is one of the most commonly held views and is based on a different interpretation of the Hebrew word Rosh (used as a noun rather than adjective), similarities in the pronunciation of words, and the Greek translation of Rosh referring to a tribe of people found in what is now Russia.