How Daniel & Joel Show Judgment Coming in 2023

In the book of beginnings, Abraham was tested on his willingness to sacrifice his son Isaac,” Genesis 22. At the last moment, God spoke saying, Don’t slay your son and a ram caught in a bush was sacrificed. 

Muslims say the son spared was Ishmael, and they celebrate it in Al-Adha as a holy day each year. But events unfolding in the Middle East are proving that the Bible is the true holy book, explained in the video.

“The vision at the time of the end” (Daniel 8:17) is a militant Muslim ram from the Middle East. It angers a goat that flies from the west to stomp the ram and break its horns, the Medes and Persians” in Daniel 8:20.

Those areas are now Iraq and Iran—and this part is half fulfilled with Saddam gone. We should wonder, What make the goat angry to fight Iran? Iraq was a bad experience; the US doesn’t want war with Iran.

God wants us to become familiar with His book, so we find the puzzle pieces here a little, there a little, but the Bible answers our question. “The day of the Lord comes…nations will be gathered against Jerusalem to battle…houses rifled…women raped…half the city will go into captivity.” Zechariah 14:1,2. Turkish President Erdogan has appealed for 57 Muslim nations to do so!

We could imagine that the Muslims will celebrate their mosque that has an inscription, “Allah has no Son!” Suddenly “the Lord shall roar from Jerusalem…the heavens and earth shall shake,” Joel 3:16. It’s an earth-quake that initiates “the day of the Lord” when God “will shake the earth terribly,” Isaiah 2:12,19. That sounds like fault lines will destabilize as the whole world will shake.

Muslims will flee Jerusalem, and Christians should recognize the earthquake as Christ’s “knock” in the wedding parable of Luke 12:36,37–the only other place Christ knocks was for a church lukewarm with materialism that ended in an earthquake about 63 AD, Revelation 3:20.

It will be an opportunity that sorts those who are “watching” and blessed from those who may have their house broken when Christ comes “as a thief.” Revelation 3:3; Matthew 24:43. See also 1Thess 5:1-3.

People will “fear God” but fear wears off. Israel feared God at Mt Sinai when it shook as He came for a covenant with His law. He said, “If you keep my covenant, you will be my kingdom” and He later said, “I am married to you,” Exodus 19:5,6; Jeremiah 3:14.

This is how Christ’s wedding parables fit—we can marry Christ by a covenant. The video may be helpful and for more information, readers can get the book, MegaQuake 2023, available at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09W1XVVMV or with a bonus where you can see a high-value video for 8 minutes at https://healthhappinessdestiny.com/blog-2/