If America were treated like Israel in its negotiation with its enemies, it might proceed like this: » read more »

Dry Bones gets it right:

Muslim Arabs' claim to the Holy Land are based upon their supposed longevity in the area. That is to say, they claim Arabs have always been there, and that Jews displaced them. In fact, the evidence shows otherwise. » read more »

While we watch history repeat itself as our government recreates the Great Depression, we also find Israel at the threshold of repeating a disastrous history. In 63 B.C., two Jewish contenders for the rule of autonomous Israel (having kicked out the Greeks some time ago) invited Rome in to settle their dispute. Rome indeed moved in but didn't leave for 500 years. Now, over 2000 years later, Israel is close to making the same mistake again! » read more »

I hope you'll check out the new Dry Bones added to the TuscanyCircle's Links block (on the right). I've read Dry Bones for quite a while, but it's been so poignant and true, I thought it worthy to recommend to all to read. Enjoy!

In Israel, in Gush Katif--Gaza is what the Arabs call it, but it's legally and Biblically Israeli territory--the ruling Hamas terror group has legalized crucifixion as a valid way to carry out executions under Shari'a law. » read more »

Israel is finally reacting to the thousands of missiles launched by the Arabs in Gaza into civilian areas, towns, neighborhoods, and homes in southern Israeli towns near Gaza. Good for Israel! I still think they reacted too slowly and too late, but at least they're finally protecting their citizens from Arab terrorists. » read more »

Despite significant evidence, including Biblical, of Israel's long history, the tiny nation regularly struggles against revisionists to prove its legitimacy in God's Holy Land. This dig of a 3000-year-old fortress has already begun to reveal valuable confirmation of Israel's history, even though only 4% of the site has been excavated so far. » read more »

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/?pageId=84195 » read more »

Stan writes:

I am neither troubled nor dismayed as I watch, from Jerusalem, the growing line-up of officials selected to fill the powerful posts of the soon-to-be invested Obama administration.
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But against our God, even the most powerful people are powerless.

Amen!

For you have not received a spirit of slavery leading to fear again, but you have received a spirit of adoption as sons by which we cry out, "Abba! Father!" Romans 8:15