Holiday Acts Reflect Satan Not Christ/By Frank DiMora

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Prophecy Sign: Matthew 24:12: And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall grow cold.

As Jesus Christ hung on the cross for all of our sins this thought came across my mind, Since the Word in John 1:1 shows us Jesus was God the Word and, we know God the Word lived among us and, He knows all things then He knew what the world would do in the future concerning His birth on this planet as Savior of the world.  There is no question in my mind  our Lord has seen the news headlines concerning the things going on during these so called Holidays.  Many people have written me and asked me how do you know who is a real Christian?  All you have to do with watch what a person does!  Is the way they are living reflect the natural of Christ who is suppose to be living in them or, is their life more of a reflection on the nature of Satan.  Take a look at the scriptures below which will help you see what a true Christian in Christ will reflect.

1 Corinthians 13:4-6  Love is patient, love is kind and is not jealous; love does not brag and is not arrogant, does not act unbecomingly; it does not seek its own, is not provoked, does not take into account a wrong suffered, does not rejoice in unrighteousness, but rejoices with the truth;

Galatians 5:22-23 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control; against such things there is no law. 

Now that you have seen what the scriptures say and you see what Christ suffered to be able to give us the Holy Spirit take a look a the headlines below and ask yourself do these people who pushed aside the nature of Christ really have Jesus living in them?  If you are one of the people any of these news reports are talking about you need to take a step back to see if are really saved.  I know for a fact that Jesus did not die on the cross so that his children would act like disciples of Satan.  Christ is always ready for people to repent but if you are one of these types of people in any of these news reports do me a favor. Please don’t tell anyone you are a Christian!  It is any surprise that the World is in the process of trying to ban Christmas.  Many of you may not like what I just said but, I would rather tell you the truth and call out the sins than to accept behavior that has no place the real Church.  In closing let me remind you, the Church is not a building it is Christ living you or, in the case of the people in the reports below more than likely it is a cause of Christ not living in them at all yet.

'Gang fight' at Black Friday sale...
Man Punched in Face Pulls Gun On Line-Cutting Shopper...
Shots fired outside WALMART...
Shoppers smash through door at URBAN OUTFITTERS...
Customers run over in parking lot...
Woman busted after throwing merchandise...
Thousands storm VICTORIA'S SECRET...
VIDEO: Insane battle over phones...
Mayhem at Nebraska mall where 9 murdered in 2007...
Shoplifter tries to mace security guards...
Men Steal Boy's Shopping Bag Outside BED, BATH & BEYOND...
Heckler calls them zombies...

From time to to time my Brother in the Lord Mike Doubler will send me an article that he has written. Since I have been spending a lot of time giving you information on both the Psalm 83 and Ezekiel 38 wars I wanted to enclude Mike's newest report. Here it is

Please see important latest updates near the end of the  report.   USA  sending ground troops to Sinai as part of undisclosed negotiations for  cease-fire.  What???….

 A cease-fire between Israel and Hamas took effect at  2:00pm (EST) on Wednesday, November 21.  Despite some violations, including sporadic missile launches and gunfire  across the border, the overall cease-fire seems to be holding. A terrorist attack on a public bus in Tel

Aviv only hours before the scheduled cease-fire, which injured over twenty  Israelis, threatened but did not prevent hostilities from drawing to a close. As a frame work for analysis, let’s  look at this conflict in terms of winners and  losers:  

Winners:  

1.  Israel ’s Iron  Dome:  Under development for more than five  years and deployed in only the last two years, Iron Dome was a great triumph for   Israel  .  It was capable of intercepting 85% of  Hamas rockets fired at Israeli population centers.   Israel now needs to make product  improvements and increase the production of both Iron Dome firing batterys and  rockets as an insurance policy against future missile  barrages.

2.  Hamas: The terrorist group in Gaza is already  proclaiming victory.  How can they  do this?  In their eyes, they took  on the huge Israeli military machine and survived.  Hamas launched nearly 1,000 missiles and  other projectiles into southern and central Israel during  the eight-day conflict.  Their  greatest triumph was striking Tel Aviv and Jerusalem with the improved Fajir-5 rocket, a two-stage,  sophisticated weapon produced in Iran with enough range to reach  targets 50 miles distant with a sizeable warhead.  In the minds of Hamas leaders, the Jews  were demoralized and shocked by the attacks on Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, leading to an  early cease-fire.  The influx of  politicians from the USA, the  UN and Europe, scrambling to find some type of  quick, political solution also enhanced Hamas’ own self-image in the  international arena.   

What will Hamas do going  forward?  They will use the coming  weeks to rest, resupply, rearm and repair damage from the Israeli bombardment,  in anticipation of future conflict.  (The onset of winter in the region certainly postpones any type of  immediate major military action, including a strike on Iran,  until early Spring.)  A major goal  will be to procure bigger, more powerful rockets with even larger warheads with  which to reign down terror on the cities of central Israel.  At the same time, Hamas must develop a  plan to counter Iron Dome.  It is  possible that the cheapest and most effective method to attack Iron Dome would  be to use suicide bombers within Israel to attack fire direction  centers and firing platforms. 

Islamic terrorists are  masters at propaganda, both with the Arab peoples and the West.  The graphic images coming out of Gaza show women  and children killed and wounded in the Israeli bombardment.  While these casualties are certainly  regrettable and reflect the true horrors of war, Hamas promotes them for  political advantage.  The main  purpose of these images displayed in the western media is to weaken support for Israel (what little remains) and to  whip up anti-Semitism, which seems in abundant supply  worldwide.

3. Egypt: President Morsi is viewed as the main peacemaker.  This perception restores the leading  influence of Egypt in Arab society in the  aftermath of the fall of the Mubarrak regime. With the same stroke, credibility is  extended to the Muslim Brotherhood as the dominant social and political power in Egypt. Naturally, this will enhance  the Muslim Brotherhood’s influence throughout the Middle  East.  Because Morsi was  talking to both Netanyahu and Hamas about the cease-fire, this has the effect of  raising Hamas to more of a politically competitive posture with Israel.  A major challenge for Egypt going forward is to  control the land routes which run from Libya and Sudan, across Egypt and the  Sinai, and into the Gaza Strip.  It  is these routes that Iran uses to send its heavier rockets  to Hamas. 

Losers:

1. Israel:  Israel achieved only limited objectives with its air campaign;  the killing of key Hamas commanders and the degradation of terrorist military  capabilities.  One of the major  reasons for halting the bombing campaign was the belief that the Israeli Defense  Forces (IDF) had destroyed most of the Fajir-5 rockets that remained in Gaza.  An IDF spokesperson indicated that Hamas  had approximately one hundred of those rockets in   the beginning.  By the time of the cease-fire, less than  a dozen remained, the balance having been fired at Israel or  destroyed in air attacks.  70% of  the Israeli people believe a ground invasion should have commenced to further  punish Hamas and disrupt future attacks, a sentiment fueled over frustration  with protracted missile attacks in the months before the beginning of  hostilities and outrage over civilian casualties and the targeting of Tel Aviv  and Jerusalem.

Prime Minster Netanyahu was under tremendous pressure to avoid a bloody  and destructive land invasion.  Since the cease-fire, his Facebook page has been swamped with Israelis  criticizing him for not dealing more severely with Hamas.  In 2006 and 2008-09, Israel attacked  Hezbollah and Hamas with short ground campaigns, achieving lackluster  results.  Seems as though the  Israelis wanted a more vigorous and decisive campaign this time, and it did not  materialize.  Netanyahu’s position  may be weakened in coming elections scheduled for January 23.  In the meantime, Iran is taunting the Jewish state, saying that Israel’s bid to knock out Hamas was  weak and indecisive, and no match for dedicated Islamic  jihadists.

2. USA:  American leadership did not come to the forefront in helping to end  the crisis.  This allowed other  Arab, UN and EU officials to step into the void.  President Obama did engage the leaders  of Egypt and Israel over the telephone,  but his presence remained muted throughout the entire crisis, even as he  traveled throughout the Far East.  The US Secretary of  State arrived in the region near the end of hostilities, her presence almost an  afterthought. This “hands off” attitude further weakens America’s influence in the region at a time when US  forces are withdrawing from other countries in the Middle East, American  diplomats have been killed in Benghazi, Libya, without retribution, and  political distance between Israel and the US has become public and widely  known.  In all, America’s lack of real presence in  ending the conflict diminishes its influence in the  region. 

Latest Developments:

1.  Cease-fire: Sporadic gunfire continues  across the Gaza-Israeli border.  IDF  armored forces concentrated opposite Gaza are packing up and heading  home.

2. Egypt:  In a  surprise move, President Morsi announced on Friday that judicial review of  presidential decisions is not allowed.  Feeling flush from his role as international peacemaker, he has just  negated a complete arm of the Egyptian government in regards to executive power. Morsi’s increased strength  translates into more clout for the Muslim Brotherhood.  Opponents are rising quickly in Egypt, including mass,  violent demonstrations in Cairo’s Tahrir Square.  The Muslim Brotherhood’s national  headquarters in Alexandria, Egypt, has been  looted and burned.

3. Palestinian Authority (PA):  Emboldened by Hamas, the PA has  announced that on November 29 it will introduce a motion at the UN asking for  unilateral national recognition from that body.  The date is no coincidence; Israel did the same maneuver on  November 29, 1947, gaining actual statehood some six months later.  The message here is that they want from  the UN the same treatment they gave the Israelis.  In the mind of the PA, they should  become a new nation by May 14, 2013, the 65^th anniversary of  statehood for Israel.

4. American  troops to the Middle East???:   The Israelis are reporting on Friday,  November 23, that US ground forces will soon arrive in the Sinai to help  interdict the weapons supply lines between Iran and Hamas.  American Special Forces operators are to  be on the ground by Monday followed by an undisclosed number of ground  troops.  Part of their mission will  be to construct and man a security fence across the Sinai to interdict weapons  supply lines.  This could put US  ground forces in direct contact with Iranian Republican Guard forces or other  Arab forces hostile to the United States.  Was this done in secret?  What’s going on here?  We’ll soon find  out. 

Spiritual  perspective:  The ancient enmity between the Jews and  the Arabs continues from the time of Abraham.  The 2012 Gaza War will go down as yet  another step in modern times of that long, bloody progression of contests  between Jews and Arabs.  The Bible  says authoritatively that this latest conflict is another step toward the  ultimate resolution of the conflict in favor of God’s Chosen People.  The Bible prophecies that the Jews were  to be driven from their Promised Land only twice in history; once removed in the  Babylonian Captivity, and then dispersed worldwide by the Romans in 70 A.D.   Both times God promised that the  Jews would be restored, and those prophecies were fulfilled in Nehemiah’s time  and in 1948.   While there will  not be a third dispersion of the Jewish people, there will be a third  restoration for them.  This will  occur at the End of Days when the Jews finally realize, with the Coming of the  Lord, that Jesus Christ and their Messiah are one and the same.

In 2013 we should be reading and  studying Psalm 83, Isaiah 19, and Ezekiel 36-39, key passages which contain much  information on the events that have just occurred and others that are probably  fast approaching.