Tag: Don Davis

PEOPLE may insult our candidates, our politics, and our system of government but until you have lived in several countries, for many years, outside of our protective borders, you cannot fully appreciate how good we Americans have it, particularly our free press and the gift of our right to vote.

REPORTS are that the US Administration is going to partially cut funding to Egypt. In an already delicate North African-Middle Eastern state of affairs, this potentially opens the door for Russia to extend their authority from Syria, and to once again manipulate Egyptian policy in the region.

AMERICAN and European gentiles have little personal experience being persecuted because of their religion. However, Israelis still have holocaust survivors to recall the horrors of being gruesomely experimented on medically, beaten, shot, hung and gassed in mass.

INVESTMENT in Israel thrives, including western investment, despite socialist business behavior trends, accountability challenges, possible organized crime infiltration, and controlling unions.

SINCE the beginning of 2013 people have been asking what these new times might bring in the Middle East region, specifically with the instability in Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan, and looming Iranian nuclear ambitions.

WITH 138 nations of the 193 nation General Assembly voting in favor of Palestine, Israel might soon experience stunning events that can materialize from a gentile democracy.

WE are in another world war. Not like before with constant, high profile battles and clear cut good and evil. Instead, this world war stems from ‘religion cultural rights’ and has consistent but unpredictable, nondiscriminatory terror that will progress into weapons of mass destruction.

AS rumors of preempt strikes and counter-strikes saturate the news I have been continually asked what Israel will do and when. This is a topic I have written about numerous times but first want to mention how Egypt, Syria, Hezbollah and Hamas’ uncertainty and relationship with Iran might play a role in this.

DESPITE the last few years of failed predictions of Jesus Christ’s return, many people still continue to forecast explicit rapture dates taking place in the near future (2 Thessalonians 2:2). Regardless, that while on the earth Jesus Christ said twice we would not know the day, hour or time.

A number of refugee children, while growing up, had no parents to love, share, protect, discipline, and educate them.