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Hi everyone, welcome back to Lifting the Lamp. I'm Fat Ltheria and my goodness, what a world.
This channel is supposed to be about topics which are very fringe and very niche. Uh things that are part of the unknown underbelly of the world that we live in. Uh not things that are in the headlines. And yet in the last 12 months we've had another round of congressional hearings on UAP disclosure. Very senior figures including the vice president of the United States talking about angels and demons being real in the context of that issue. We've had the Epstein files being released or at least a tiny number of them. But what tiny number have been released has been explosive enough and revealed the existence of some very sinister uh cultish type groups and behaviors in the very top echelons of society. And now we have biblical prophecies being literally fulfilled in the Middle East before our very eyes uh all before the month of April. So, it's just crazy.
And and suddenly the issues that I've been talking about on this channel for years are front and center of of everybody's interest in trying to make sense of what exactly is going on in our world. Uh now that the consensus reality is breaking down, what other types of knowledge can help us make sense of what's going on today? And I'm here to do that for you again today to talk to you about prophecy. The topic of prophecy, the fulfillment of biblical prophecy, the coming of Armageddon and so forth has been spoken about quite a bit recently in the context of the escalating conflict between Iran on the one hand and Israel and the United States on the other. So some of the things that have been discussed by people who have looked into this topic a bit is the way that there are very powerful people who are essentially trying to manipulate religion for their own political advantage and use the prophecies. The fulfilling of their prophecies as a tool to gain a geopolitical advantage and create a religious apocalyptic narrative um to tie into their political ambitions and all that is true. Biblical prophecy is being used as a political tool and a tool for power. Uh but deeper than that, the prophecies are there. Uh they can be manipulated by political authority and used as as a tool for for this or that end. But another reading of them tells a different story.
So what I wanted to do with this video perhaps at the end I'll give an alternative reading of of these prophecies and the kind of message that we should take away from it uh as a as an alternative to to the narrative that is being pushed by some of these religious groups. But before I do that, I'm going to set the scene uh and inform people by drilling into when we talk about Bible prophecies that are being invoked to refer to current world events. What are these specific Bible prophecies? That is what I'm going to break down for you. It has mostly to do with Ezekiel chapters 38-39, the war of Gog and Magog. But there's some other prophecies tied in there as well. Related to the red hepher and also what you might call some historical recurrences related to the story of Purim. There are some other interesting prophecies that tie into this theme such as the Labavisher Rabbi saying that Netanyahu would be the last Israeli prime minister before the Messiah comes on the scene to fulfill the mission that he's supposed to fulfill in the world. But I'm not going to go into that much detail. I'm just going to focus on the really juicy stuff that's in the Bible.
But before I go on to the next part of my video, first a disclaimer. It's not my intention with this video to go into a political analysis or a political palemic about the events that are going on in the Middle East right now. I still don't feel like I have enough information or things have played out enough for me to be able to to give a well-informed opinion on that. I am sure of a couple of things though. Uh I want freedom for the people of Iran. I've been praying to God for just that thing for quite some time since January of this year. Uh freedom from religious tyranny and oppression. Uh but I'm also fairly convinced that Western military intervention into the Middle East uh is no way to spread freedom and democracy. It always leads to just making things worse and it's not motivated by by any actual altruistic intentions. It's all about geopolitical control and uh plundering oil really. If this time is different, I will stand corrected. But I am very very skeptical about Western military intervention being able to accomplish anything. But the people of Iran seem happy that their dictator has has fallen or at least one of them. So, there's just a lot of things that need to develop in this situation before I feel I can make any more comment than that.
And the focus of this video is going to be on the content of the prophecies themselves. It's not a political commentary except for the fact that it's critiquing the way that the prophecies can be abused and they can be used as a political tool and their meaning can be twisted in order to advance the interests of one group at the expense of another group. But I don't think that these biblical prophecies are mere superstition that makes people go into a frenzy and want to unalive each other. I think we need to give religious people more credit than that. Um, they're not all crazy fundamentalists. Prophecies which millions and billions of people believe in because they're in the Bible, which I believe are genuine predictions about the future, whether symbolic or literal or whatever. I believe that they're genuine. Uh, just as I believe that my tarot readings are genuine future predictions and other people's readings of future predictions. Many people find meaning uh in the Bible and they rightly see the the moral of the story of these prophetic future predictions as saying that humanity is going to move through the dark times, but at the end of it all, things are going to get better for humanity if we turn away from our sin. But more on that later.
If literally believing that God has a plan and that it's playing out in the form of the fulfillment of biblical prophecy is is too hard for you, if if that's too much of a hard religious trip for you, uh, understandable. Perhaps another way of thinking about it is that we have the collective unconscious, right? And we have these cultural stories that we tell ourselves uh, incl and Bible prophecy is a part of that. It's part of the archetypal world that we all share in in our collective unconscious. And we are, at least the overwhelming majority of us, are so under the control of those unconscious beliefs that we can't help but enact the scripts that that we're programmed with. And in the fulfillment of biblical prophecy, it's another example of us fulfilling the script. And so it may simply be true because we believe it and no other reason. But but it is true nonetheless. And we cannot actually understand what is happening in world history today as it unfolds without understanding biblical prophecy.
I'd like to talk now about the prophecy of the war of Gog and Magog because this really is the the big prophecy that is being uh referred to as being fulfilled by the events in the Middle East uh from October 7 until today. So in Ezekiel chapters 38-39 there is a prophecy that in the last days there would be a war uh where a coalition of nations would form uh to to unite against Israel and attack Israel. Um, but those nations would ultimately be defeated. And this war is supposed to be the final war before the coming of the Messiah or the return of the Messiah if you're a Christian. And so there's this war and there's this coalition of nations. There's a very specific set of nations that are named. There is Kush which can refer to any grouping of people around Sudan or Ethiopia. There's Put who is widely accepted as Libya. There's Paras which is a reference to Persia. And then there's a number of nations which to cut a long story short uh roughly correspond to the caucuses and then Russia above that to the north. Some people say Turkey as well but it's not actually necessary for Turkey to come into the equation because those nations are represented in the caucuses as well. And so Russia or the area around roughly Russia, the European part of Russia overlapping with the caucuses in central Asia, that part of the world is described as Mog. And the chief of Mog is described as a figure known as Gog. And Gog is the king who is the kind of big ring leader of this alliance of nations. And these are the one the specific nations which join together and it's not exactly clear from the Bible verses but somehow this involves an army invading Israel and then being defeated. So that's the prophecy.
Uh one thing that is noteworthy about the prophecy of Gog and Magog is how specific the scenario is. So specific in fact that if there were to be a literal fulfillment of the prophecy of Gog and Mog, there would be no doubt that this war and no other is a fulfillment of that prophecy. For one thing, Israel needs to exist. Uh from 70 AD until 1947 AD, Israel did not exist as a nation and now it does again. You need to have a situation where Iran, previously Persia, is in opposition to Israel and attacking Israel. This would have been inconceivable in ancient times. Historically, the people of Israel have had a good relationship with the Persians. And actually, it was the Persian king Cyrus who gave the decree for the Jews to return from the first exile back to their lands to rebuild their temple. So it's counterintuitive for Iran to be or Persia to be the final end times enemy of a restored Israel uh restored in the first place also counterintuitive. And then you've got the alliance with Russia. So again uh something which has been unprecedented in the past uh up until fairly recent history. And now we do seem to have a scenario which has those elements and the other elements of the Gog and Mog prophecy that are unfolding in world affairs right now.
Now I've done my own analysis on you know the international political situation and the different parties in GOG and how it all fits together. Uh and I'll present a kind of broad outline of that for you tonight. Uh this is my own opinion. It's not uh referring to anything else. Uh but the obvious one is of course Persia which is Iran. And then the other nations that help Iran, which appear in the table of nations in the book of Genesis, and that's how we know which nation is which. The other nations include Kush. The figure Kush in the Bible had a son whose descendants actually populated the southernmost part of the Arabian Peninsula. And the thing that's interesting about that location is that that's where the Houthi rebels are based who have been helping Hamas and Hezbollah in terms of firing rockets at Israel following the October 7 attacks and of course all these groups of proxies of Iran. Put or Libya comes into it because again I haven't seen this commented on in videos on the Gog and Magog prophecies that I've seen. Uh Libya comes into it because after Libya fell because Hillary Clinton destroyed it. Um, and there were a number of different separatist groups that that arose in the chaos. There were some Islamist militias that arose in Libya in that situation. And those same militias have been supplying weapons to Hamas. And so some of those same weapons that were supplied by Libya could have been the very weapons that were used on October 7 uh and in the subsequent Israel Gaza war. So that's how Libya comes into it. That's how put comes into it. And so that accounts for all of the actors in the Middle Eastern sort of sphere and the surrounding areas. And that's all accounted for in the conflict between Israel and Iran and Iran's proxies.
But it doesn't seem obvious how Russia and some of these areas in the caucuses and in fact southern Ukraine fit into the picture. But where they do fit into the scenario is if we consider the Russia Ukraine war then those other nations can can fit together uh as nations that are involved in the conflict. And so to me, what this means, what this is really telling us is that the Russia Ukraine war and the Iran Israel war are not two separate conflicts, but in fact two theaters of the same conflict, which as time goes on are slowly merging together into a single war. And I'm going to make a prophecy of my own now and say that future historians who have studied this time period that we're living in now are going to say that the Russia Ukraine war and the current hostilities between Israel and Iran going back to October 7 are all part of the same conflict. They're not separate wars.
And let me just give you a couple of examples of how the two conflicts are interrelated. Russia and Iran are allies. They do let each other know what's going on, what their plans are. They do share intelligence with each other. And the breaking out of the conflict between Israel and Iran's proxies following October 7 was very convenient for Putin because it drew America's attention away like the eye of Sauron diverted away from what was going on in Ukraine towards the Middle East uh to take some of the heat off of what Putin was doing in Ukraine. So suddenly the western world was fighting a a war on two fronts against its enemies who just happen to be allies and who happen to share intelligence with each other. The other thing to consider is that Iranian drones were used in Ukraine and uh some of the strategies in the Russia Ukraine war uh were then copied by Iran in their conflict with Israel. And in the last few days, I I've looked on the internet for information on this issue again and and found new information which creates a more direct link with Iran. Russia has actually supplied Iran with a satellite, the Cayam satellite, which has has been used or at least has known capabilities for espionage, for being able to see where uh Israeli and US military bases are in the Middle East to help Iran plan its missile attacks. And another thing that's come out recently is that Russia aligned hackers have actually helped Iran attacking US and and Israeli targets. So people think that for the war of Gog and Mog to be fulfilled, Russia needs to intervene to to help Iran in like a military sense sending its armies. But what if Russia aiding Iran in this conflict happens in in the form of cyber warfare, which appears to be what's happening right now? So I would argue that that Russia has entered the war on the side of Iran. All of the right players with all of the right alliances with one another have now been established to make this the war of Gog and Mog.
So people are talking about Gog and Mog in the context of the current situation with Israel and Iran. But they're also talking about Purim because there's another spooky connection between biblical verses and and what's going on in the Middle East right now. And that's because there are some spooky parallels between the current exchange between Israel and Iran and the story of Purim. Uh for those of you who don't know the story of Purim is it takes place in ancient times when the Jews were exiled uh in Persia and so they were subjects of the Persian Empire and then there there was a prime minister of Persia who came to power whose name was Hammon who was determined to annihilate the Jews and through the intervention of Queen Esther who was the king's queen and and secretly Jewish herself. Uh the tables of Hammon's plot were turned so that Haman and his sons who were conspiring to commit this this uh mass murder were themselves hanged. It's it's a story of the relations between the Jewish people and Iran or Persia it was known then uh specifically in the context of a ruler of that nation plotting to annihilate that entire people. And so the parallels are obvious. You've got again Israel and Iran and you've got a leader of Iran who wants to annihilate the Jewish people who supports groups who openly say that that that is what they are aiming to do. And now we see the tables turning in this conflict as in the story of Purim.
But what is the spookiest thing of all is that the Purim story is actually a story that is told at a particular time in the Jewish calendar which is a festival. The festival of Purim uh which has obserances that start well this year they started around 28th of Feb. extending all the way to the 2nd and 3rd of March. And it was at that exact time that the US and Israel began uh sending missiles to Iran. And it was at the exact time that the Ayatollah Hani uh was taken out by one of these attacks. And what it gets even spookier. So the figure of Hammon in the Purim story was a descendant of Amalik. And the Amalachites were a people uh that appear in the the Exodus story who just had this this hatred for the the Hebrew people and and just wanted to destroy them um just for no reason. And so there was like a situation of kill or be killed between the Hebrews in the desert and the Amalachites. And and in the book of Deuteronomy u the people of Israel are told to remember Amalach and remember God's command uh that you need to utterly defeat this opponent uh because because their whole reason for existing is is simply to to destroy you. So this is a zero sum game. Uh you know Neareastern politics in ancient times were pretty brutal um and and these verses are a reflection of those times unfortunately um but Hammon came from these Amalachite people and so there's this kind of ancestral feud that's going on as as part of the whole Purim story and then as part of the Purim uh observances on a particular day which fell on the 28th of February This year uh in synagogues uh there is a reading of Deuteronomy 25 17-19 which is that verse about Amalik uh drawing that connection between Amalik and the Purim story. 28th of February was the date that the Ayatollah Kamei was taken out and and and many of his his kind of top leaders were were also taken out shortly afterwards or around the same time. So there's a connection between the defeat of a Malik and the defeat of Hammon and then the defeat of Kamei. So this is quite spooky. Uh I wouldn't be surprised if whoever's pulling the strings to to to make Israel and the US attack Iran at this time deliberately chose this particular time.
And this label of of Amalach and the Amalachites is is something that is probably one of the more notorious misuses of Bible prophecy that that has been going around because I mean, okay, let's not sugarcoat it. God's command concerning the Amalachites in the first five books of the Bible is a call to genocide against a group of people. Let's not sugarcoat it. So, if you were to apply the label of a Malik to a modern-day group of people, that could very well be seen as a dog whistle for calling for the genocide of those people. And Netanyahu and some of the people around him have been throwing the word amalik around since October 7th in a way which could be perceived as talking about the Palestinians. So these kind of these kinds of religious prophecies and religious recurrences are very dangerous if they're used and twisted in the wrong way. A more sensible and I think probably more common interpretation of what happened to a malik and what amalik means today is that it's referring to the evil nature within each of us and we wipe out a malik by wiping out the evil within our own hearts. I like that interpretation a lot more. And it means that if the Ayatollah had woken up one day and said, "You know what? Every other day I've called for death to Israel and death to England and death to America, but today I just want to be friends with everybody and I repent for my evil." uh if the Ayatollah had done that he would have slain a Malik within himself and there would be no need uh for anybody to be attacking anyone. But I mean these these connections between a Malik and Haman and Hani and Purim are just reinforcing the the apocalyptic symbolism that has been attached to the events in the Middle East right now. And you had a blood moon on the 3rd of March. A blood moon is always great for creating a apocalyptic expectation around a particular period of time. So already it's it's got intense prophecy about a final war before the coming of the Messiah which seems to be being literally fulfilled and stuff about ancestral disputes and history repeating itself. It's it's already just full on and and the fact that there are powerful people in the US and and of course in Israel and and Iran for that matter who who believe in all this stuff and uh actively trying to hasten it is just uh incredible to think about. But but that is the world that we live in. It's not all just about oil and and strategy and encircling China and all of that. Although that does play a role, some of the motivation for the stuff that's happening in the world is is belief in these religious ideas from a from a fundamentalist point of view.
Although you have to admit that people just trying to orchestrate the prophecies doesn't go far enough in explaining how such a specific scenario as Gog and Magog could actually be unfolding. Uh I don't agree with the way that fundamentalists misuse Bible prophecy, but I do think that uh it is being fulfilled and I think that there is a reason for that. Um, but it's got nothing to do with one group defeating another. It's got to do with redemption. You know, all the way back in the global war on terror when that began when uh Dubia was the president of the US, he was talking about the war of Gog and Mog and trying to frame what he was doing in the Middle East, uh whatever the hell that was supposed to be as somehow related to the war of Gog and Mog. We've already got enough to go on to to to really um be blown away by what's actually happening in our world. But that's not even the end of the story. There is another layer to this story of how events in the Middle East are driven by Bible prophecy in many ways. And it's to do with yet another prophecy which is the prophecy of the red hepher which as I'll explain in many ways kickstarted what's going on right now at least in the Middle Eastern theater of the conflicts that are going on in the world today.
So what is the prophecy of the red hepha? This is a prophecy which is well not so much a prophecy as a requirement to do certain things in the Bible uh which includes things which need to happen to fulfill other biblical prophecies related to the rebuilding of the temple. But what the red hepher passages in the book of numbers chapter 19 talk about is that a cow will be born a hepher that is red in color and it'll be a perfect red heer. It won't have even a single white hair or black hair on on the thing or a single follicle producing such hairs. Uh perfectly red, unblenmished uh which has never been yolked in its life. And this hepher will be uh ritually slaughtered uh and then the remains burnt to produce an ash which is then mixed with water. And and this ash will be used to purify the people of Israel in preparation for uh in the first instance in the time period in which this passage was referring to in preparation for the the building of the tabernacle in the when the when the Israelites were wandering through the desert uh after the Exodus. But this same red heer ceremony was needed uh to to ritually purify the people in preparation for the building of the first temple in Jerusalem uh later in the time of King Solomon. And then again after the return from exile from Persia to to build the second temple after of course the first temple had been destroyed by the Babylonians. And the reason why this relates to biblical prophecy is because one of the last prophecies to together with the war of Gog and Magog and the the in gathering of the exiles, the the return of the Jewish people to to Israel which started in 1947. Besides the redemption of the people of Israel as well, their repentance for their sins uh yet to happen. The other big prophecy is the rebuilding of the temple uh which would be the third temple. And so in order for that to happen, the ashes from a new red heer ceremony are needed. The problem is it's very difficult to get a perfect red heer as specified in the book of numbers. There have only been nine such heers that were viable candidates uh over the past 3,500 odd years. And yet in 2021, five such heers were born in Texas uh on a ranch which was trying to breed these heers. The odds of this are truly staggering. Some people have done the math somewhere. The the appearance of these heers is seen as as a portant of the end times approaching. And so of course the five heers were taken to Israel. They had to wait until after the third year of these heers being alive in order for them to be uh viable to play a role in the ceremony that the red heer ceremony.
The Muslim world got wind of this and were terrified of this because of course the temple in Jerusalem historically was built on the same spot where the Dome of the Rock currently sits on the Temple Mount, one of the holiest sites in Islam. And so rebuilding the temple would necessarily mean demolishing the Dome of the Rock, which would start a religious war obviously uh throughout the region. Not only would demolishing the Dome of the Rock to make way for the third temple spark a religious war, but as it turns out, simply making preparations for a third temple was enough to spark such a religious war. What am I talking about? Well, there was a leading figure within Hamas uh who actually said that their operation on October 7, Operation Storm Alua, a reference to the Temple Mount, was actually launched uh in large part because Hamas were trying to prevent the red heers from being used to perform the red heer ceremony, which would then lay the groundwork for the rebuilding of the temple. At least one person from Hamas said that that explicitly was the reason for October 7. And so that sparked the whole conflict that has inflamed that part of the world right now. It's it's just mindboggling. Uh it's a real tinder box mixing this kind of religion with politics. Um, so that's the red heer ceremony.
Fast forward to last year, 2025, and there was news that was circulating that all five of the red heers were disqualified from being viable from the ceremony. Well, actually, there was one that had been used in a rehearsal for the red heer ceremony, and the rest had been disqualified. And for many people, that was the end of the story. The red heer ceremony couldn't happen after all of this hype. However, there are some people who are claiming that the so-called rehearsal of the red heer ceremony was actually the real ceremony conducted in secret. So, the specifications that were undertaken within this so-called rehearsal of the red heer ceremony were all perfect in terms of being a fulfillment of that ceremony to produce the ashes with the exception of one thing. The ceremony was conducted in a place in Israel called Shiloh whereas uh it's largely accepted that the real ceremony needs to be conducted on the Mount of Olives overlooking the temple mount. However, it is simply a rabbitical opinion that this ceremony needs to take place on the Mount of Olives. There is another opinion that it can be legitimately conducted in Shiloh, which would mean that the so-called rehearsal was in fact a fulfillment of the red heer ceremony and that the ashes are ready in preparation for the building of the third temple.
Another thing to consider, which is something I haven't seen any of the other sources talk about, uh although admittedly it's been some months since I looked into this topic, the timing of the rehearsal of the ceremony is very significant and it significance has to do with the reading of weekly Torah portions. The rehearsal of the ceremony of the red heers was said to have taken place on the 1st of July. Some sources say the 8th of July was one of those two dates. Now, in Jewish tradition, every week there is a reading of a different Torah portion. So that over the course of the year, you work your way through the entire Torah, uh, reading one portion per week. And so at different points in the calendar year, different parts of the Torah are read. And the Torah portion that was read closest in time to when the red heer ceremony was conducted was the portion known as hukat. This portion is the very same part of the Torah that includes numbers 19 which talks about the red heather ceremony. Now, it seems strange to me that people would go to all of the effort to make a simple rehearsal of a ceremony as important as this coincide with such an important and meaningful time in the Jewish calendar and then just say, "Oh, well, you know, we we missed the boat. Um, the the rest of the heers are are disqualified now. It's all for nothing. I suspect that the ceremony has been performed and it's just been kept under wraps because of the international crisis that it sparked by by simply taking the first steps to perform the ceremony. It's really quite remarkable um in a kind of terrifying way. I mean, so that they've got the ashes of the red heer now, and they've got many of the instruments that are needed to build the third temple as soon as the the Jews regain control of the Temple Mount. Uh it it it's it's all there ready to go. They've got the candlestick. They've got the the priestly investments. Um, the Temple Institute has created it all. Um, not associated with the mainstream in Israel. They're considered a fringe group and the groups that want to actually storm the Temple Mount are considered to be like farright religious fundamentalists. So by no means representative of like mainstream thought within Israel. But there are these fundamentalist crazies who who want to retake the Temple Mount and don't care that it's going to inflame global war because that's part of part of the prophecy. And the Christians want that to happen as well. Uh because it's part of their prophecy as well. Let's scorch the earth in order to bring about the perfect world. Uh it's it's just um it's really quite scary and and and we're living through it.
So, I guess we just have to brace ourselves and and hope that the world isn't reduced to a smoldering ruin and that that somehow we get through this and our better natures will out and that we don't have a doomsday scenario on our hands. But yeah, I mean the other thing I wanted to talk about tonight is how prophecy can be misused. And I think I've I've covered that already in the video uh intermittently. What I want to invite people to do as I conclude this video is think about, well, if if prophecy is really unfolding, if if if the prophecies are true and we're living through them, how else might we look at prophecy in a way that doesn't lead us to be chomping at the bit for World War II? What's another way we might look at it? Well, I think that it's really just about humanity going through a time of trials right now. We're being confronted with the shadow that we all have collectively and it's really being brought to the surface and we have to deal with it. But as a result of that, you know, a lot of conflicts are happening that have been brewing beneath the surface for hundreds perhaps thousands of years. And it's just something that we have to ride out. But as we do that, we need to be thinking about how can we come out of the other side of this and have a world where we put all of that behind us. We sort of we we managed to get past it at the end. And really it has to do I think with repentance. That is that that that is the moral of the story in the the prophecies in in the Old Testament is that the nations must repent so that all of this evil can stop and we can have peace on earth. And let's not forget the the conclusion of the story which is what's written on the side of the UN building from the book of Isaiah. They shall beat their swords into plowshares and no longer shall there be any more war. That is the real goal here. U but I think the the means are important. Um, I don't think that creating the war of all wars to prevent war is is the way to go. It just doesn't make any sense really. But but there are people who are going to be that's going to be their agenda.
As for the rest of us who really actually understand God's will and how has nothing to do with unaliving other people that are different to us, how can we plant a flag and come up with an alternative to say, "Hey, there's there's a better way of doing things by turning away from the ways of the world and looking instead towards the spirit within our own hearts." And I think that ultimately when the Messiah does come or return, your mileage may vary. That is how the coming will be. It's not going to be a soldier on a horse chopping everybody's heads off. It's going to be an awakening to consciousness within our own hearts. And that is the thing that we have to look forward to after this war of Gog and Mog. And it may be sooner than we think.
And tying it all back to the Purim story, the turning of the tables in favor of the the Jewish people against Haman is only part of the story because of course in order to bring that situation about. The Jewish people led by Esther had to go through a national repentance. They had to repent of their sins. They were oppressed. They were exiled because they had sinned, you know, and that's why the Babylonians had exiled them. And the specific sins that they had committed were to do with associating themselves with groups of people who worshiped gods like Bal and Moolik who engaged in child sacrifice. They tied their destiny to to those people and and so they had to repent for that. So, you know, that's very interesting given uh what we've learned about in in the Epstein files and the involvement of of elements of of Mosad in that. So, should Israel repent again? Uh, I I would say yes. Have they done anything in Gaza that that they should repent for? I think yes, definitely. And that's not to single out Israel because war is hell and atrocities happen in every war. But even accidental sins had to be repented for in ancient Israel. So, you better believe that there's there's some repentance that needs to happen there. Uh, but repentance is not destruction. It's a renewal. And I think that in spite of all of the things that that are happening in Israel right now, uh I think that what the prophecies ultimately say, and perhaps this is a glimmer of hope as well, is that there will be a great repentance in that nation. And it will go from being a nation that is associated with wararmongering to being a nation that becomes an example of godliness. We don't have to wait for for for that to happen. we we can become an example of of of moral upstandingness and and devotion to the divine in our own lives now in anticipation of that time in the future. So that is my take on the prophecies of the Bible and the best way to fulfill them with love, not with nukes. But I hope that you found the rest of this video informative as well. And I hope you enjoyed watching. And if you did, please leave a like, subscribe to this channel to support my work, hit join or thanks to support me further, hit the notification bell so YouTube tells you when my next videos are. But thank you again for listening and I'll see you next.