A @Christadelphians Video: Description: God has a plan for this earth and Jesus told us to pray for it in the Lord’s prayer. God’s Kingdom will be established with Jesus Christ ruling from Jerusalem. Then all the earth will be at peace. While there is much anti-semitism in the world today, a time is coming when world peace will come through Jesus Christ and all will benefit. People will go to Jerusalem each year to worship Jesus Christ the King of the earth.

Summary

The content discusses the interpretation of Ezekiel 38 by Christadelphians, focusing on the prophesied Russian aggression and its relation to God’s plan for world peace. It delves into historical events surrounding Russian aggression towards Ukraine over the past decade and examines the biblical prophecy’s relevance to contemporary geopolitics.

Highlights

• 📜 Ezekiel 38 prophecy, over 2,000 years old, predicts Russian aggression against Israel in the latter days.
• 🕊️ Christadelphians believe in God’s plan for peace, as taught by Jesus, and pray for the establishment of His kingdom on Earth.
• 🌍 Tensions between Russia and Ukraine, exacerbated by NATO membership concerns, have led to significant geopolitical events.
• 📖 Psalm 22 and other biblical passages are referenced to illustrate God’s ultimate sovereignty over the nations.
• 🇷🇺 Russian aggression, including the annexation of Crimea and support for breakaway regions, aligns with biblical prophecy.
• 💡 The purpose of prophecy, according to Christadelphians, is to provide hope and understanding of God’s plan.
• ⚔️ Analysis of Ezekiel 38 identifies Russia and allied nations in their prophesied roles.
• 💰 The feeble cry from merchants in Ezekiel 38 suggests the desire for wealth as a motivation for aggression.
• 🛡️ God’s eventual subjugation of the aggressor, as prophesied, reflects His ultimate control over world events.
• 🌟 Historical and contemporary instances of anti-Semitism in Russia and Europe are discussed in relation to biblical prophecy.

Keywords

1. Bible prophecy
2. Russian aggression
3. Geopolitics