MAJOR Biblical Prophesy Was Just Fulfilled Like Nothing We’ve Ever Seen

Posted by Dom the Conservative in News, Religion, World News

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As the Islamic State sweeps across the Middle East and Arab nations form dangerous treaties and alliances, the mainstream media seems increasingly shocked. However, the most learned reporters and associates of Middle Eastern affairs are failing to recognize that this chaos, slaughter, and ruination was all foretold in one of the oldest texts to date.

For centuries, even the most studious Christians and theologians have sometimes wrongly interpreted the many revelatory excerpts from the Bible that were fulfilled during their lifetime, but with the nearing of the actual end of times comes the wisdom and meaning, especially as we see it happening.
Israel is mentioned over 2,500 times in the Bible, and we can easily assume that such numerous references represent a great importance. Israel’s thousands-of-years of unrest is predicted to come down to a final war, an implosion of the Middle East, and there are countless clues that provide reason to believe we are now experiencing that which so many have warned.
A most recent event prompts a look back in Isaiah, where talks of future wars are narrowed down by the elucidation of supernaturally exact details that would make even the most logical mind think twice.

“See, Damascus will no longer be a city but will become a heap of ruins. The cities of Aroer will be deserted and left to flocks, which will lie down, with no one to make them afraid.” Isaiah 17:1-2

Aroer, although stricken from modern-day maps, lies 11 miles from the banks of the Arnon River. We now know this region as Jordan, the biblical land of Moab and Edom, which was separated by northern kingdoms by the ancient river. Isaiah explains that this city will not be destroyed like Damascus, but suffers the same desolate fate as her. Most likely by voluntary exodus, the people of this Jordanian region will leave their city, not one staying behind, in such a state of emptiness that the abandoned livestock will roam unhindered.
This ruin has already begun in Damascus, as ISIS has now overtaken at least 90 percent of Yarmouk — a former Palestinian camp established to house over 100,000 registered refugees — beheading, hacking, and destroying everything in sight.

Yarmouk Camp was once a booming community, complete with hospitals, schools, markets, and even Internet cafes. However, the population dwindled down to just 20,000 residents after intense fighting in 2012 between the Free Syrian Army and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP-GC). Around 18,000 of those were trapped in the camp when ISIS invaded.
Now, just as Isaiah predicted nearly 2,300 years ago, Damascus is on fire, witnessing the threat of takeover and complete obliteration beginning with Yarmouk.

“The fortified city will disappear from Ephraim, and royal power from Damascus; the remnant of Aram will be like the glory of the Israelites, declares the Lord Almighty.” Isaiah. 17:3

As we continue to the third verse, we are told that the “fortified city” of Ephraim, which stands in the northern region of Israel, will be wiped from the map. In other commentary, it reads that the “fortress also shall cease from Ephraim.” While there is some debate as to the exact meaning, The New Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible reveals that this passage is describing “the confederate of Syria,” or rather the breakwater shelter that stands in the way of Israel being invaded from the northeast. The concordance also states that the head of Ephraim is Samaria, an ancient city that now lies in the heart of the West Bank. Once again, the verse relays back to Damascus and Aram, present-day Syria, detailing the importance of such a fall.

“Woe to the many nations that rage — they rage like the raging sea! Woe to the peoples who roar — they roar like the roaring of great waters! Although the peoples roar like the roar of surging waters, when he rebukes them they flee far away, driven before the wind like chaff on the hills, like tumbleweed before a gale. In the evening, sudden terror! Before the morning, they are gone! This is the portion of those who loot us, the lot of those who plunder us.” Isaiah 17:12-14

This warning is now directed towards the alliance of Middle Eastern nations that Mad World News previously articulated, but the passage also serves as encouragement for the people of Israel that they will be victorious over their enemies, in spite of their being greatly outnumbered and seemingly overpowered.

Although Israel’s enemies have long lusted over her destruction, they would be wise to heed the words of a text that has accurately predicted not only their strategic ideological moves, but also their sinister outcome.