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Ashes Under My Feet

Ashes Under My Feet

Paperback

Metaphysical GeneralGeneral Christianity

ISBN13: 9798878051255
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 31 2024
Pages: 212
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.45 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Something big is coming. People can sense it. The Middle East is beginning to unravel. A holy war is brewing over ownership of Jerusalem. The world seems incapable of slowing the destruction of the environment. Nuclear proliferation is unchecked. The gospel has reached the farthest regions of the world, yet faith in Jesus as the Son of God is declining.

What we don't see, but are aware of, is that God is angry at those who are destroying the earth, at the ungodliness spreading rapidly throughout the world, at the quest of Islamists and Israel to own his capital in the holy land, and at the persecution of Christians in Muslim nations and now taking root in Israel.

Four major events will occur in the near future. God will take Christians out of Jerusalem and other places where they are persecuted to gather them to safety in the Kurdistan Region of Northern Iraq, the great war of Armageddon will be fought in the Jordan River Valley, God will send a meteorite shower to kill every living person within 200 miles of Jericho, and then he will lead Christians safely back from Iraq and other places to Jerusalem in a Second Exodus to build a new Israel that will usher in a millennium of world peace.

Jesus has said he will be directly involved in building a refuge in Iraq, and this will be the work of his own hands. He has also said he will personally lead Christians to safety in the refuge and then lead them safely back to Jerusalem. These are his promises to us.

His work has already begun in Iraq. This is the story of its beginnings, as seen from my personal experience. It is a story that will ultimately involve you personally as well.

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