Saturday, January 29, 2011

Thousands Protest In Jordan

Is Jordan next? According to this Al Jazeera article, thousands of people in Jordan are protesting and  have taken to the streets, demanding the country's prime minister step down, and the government curb rising prices, inflation and unemployment.
 
From muslim North Africa to neighboring muslim Middle East, the message is the same.

The masses want regime change. From Tunisia, to Egypt, to Algeria, to Lebanon, and now Jordan, we see a pattern developing. This massive protest movement overtaking the muslim nations of Northern Africa and the Middle has the smell of radical Islam or The Muslim Brotherhood  all over it. The Muslim Brotherhood is the parent organization for Hamas and some of the groups that recently merged into al-Qaeda, including Ayman al Zawahiri’s Egyptian Islamic Jihad.

It is amazing to note that these same radical muslim groups involved from these various countries are the very radical Islamic groups mentioned in the Psalm 83 war  that want to completely destroy Israel. You have Hamas, Hizballah, the “Palestinians” and the Muslim Brotherhood all involved here, and Iran and Syria, the granddaddy of them all, behind these groups.

Now is a good time for Bible believing Christians who are watching these events unfold before our eyes to become acquainted with Isaiah 19, a prophecy concerning judgment upon Egypt and Egypt’s subsequent turning to the Lord through it all, and the war of Psalm 83, and don’t forget Isaiah 17, which involves the destruction of Damascus, Syria which involves all of these Middle East terror groups, Hamas, Hizballah, the Muslim Brotherhood and the “Palestinians”,  who are really Jordanians,  as the stage for this war is being set before our very eyes ; also, we need to be praying for all of our brothers and sisters in the Middle East who will be involved in the middle of these conflicts. 

Those Bible believing Christians and Copts in the Middle East are our brothers and sisters who  will be  enduring the tribulation and severe persecution that is about to come,   will not be raptured off this earth, but they but will be refined through the 'refiners fire', and lead others to the Lord.  Some will be living underground, as they do now,  as the Lord leads them.    Others will flee or  die. 

 God is ultimately in control of all of these prophetic events that we see happening now, and His will will be done to shake as many as who will be shaken to turn to Jesus Christ for their only salvation before the coming of the Lord.

From Al Jazeera

In the third consecutive Friday of protests, about 3,500 opposition activists from Jordan's main Islamist opposition group, trade unions and leftist organisations gathered in the capital, waving colourful banners reading: "Send the corrupt guys to court".

The crowd denounced Samir Rifai's, the prime minister, and his unpopular policies.

Many shouted: "Rifai go away, prices are on fire and so are the Jordanians.''

Another 2,500 people also took to the streets in six other cities across the country after the noon prayers. Those protests also called for Rifai's ouster.

Members of the Islamic Action Front, the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood and Jordan's largest opposition party, swelled the ranks of the demonstrators, massing outside the al-Husseini mosque in Amman and filling the downtown streets with their prayer lines. More at link
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