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8-11-20 Daily Prophecy Headlines

HEADLINES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TRACKING BIBLE PROPHECY 8/11/20 http://trackingbibleprophecy.org/birthpangs.php Bipartisan US bill aims to advance normalized ties between Israel, Arab states Amid crisis, Gantz allies said split on bill to bar Netanyahu from premiership 'Election Would Mean Civil War': Netanyahu, Gantz Clash Over Budget as Deadline Nears Justice System Closing Ranks to Rebuff Criminal Allegations Against Netanyahu's Prosecutor Facebook Urged to Adopt International Antisemitism Definition Ex-player Cody Decker says anti-Semitism 'rampant' in Major League baseball Controversial BDS group to hold 'Days of Resistance' in major cities worldwide Israel closes Gaza border crossing after spike in arson balloon attacks Report: Hamas fires rockets into the sea in warning to Israel The quiet race between the Israel Navy and Gaza's armed terror factions Gantz: Nasrallah is our biggest foe to the north, but Lebanon's biggest problem Commentary:…
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Rapture Ready End Times News 11 Aug 2020 Published on: August 11, 2020 by RRadmin7 Graham Blasts FBI Over Newly Declassified Memo, Says ‘Somebody Needs To Go to Jail for This’ Sen. Lindsey Graham released an FBI memo on Sunday from 2018 that he says shows investigators lied to the Senate about statements that the primary source for the Steele dossier told the FBI regarding the salacious document. “They lied to the FISA court. They got rebuked the FBI did in 2019 by the FISA court putting in doubt all FISA applications, the FISA court just ripped a new one for the FBI, a year before they’re lying to the Senate Intel committee. It’s just amazing, the compounding of the lies.” Derecho leaves trail of destruction in Iowa before sweeping through Chicago An intense line of storms known as a derecho developed over the central United States on Monday, causing significant damage and widespread power outages as it blitzed eastward. Travel was disrupted on highways across the region, not only because of debris from the storms but also due to tractor tailors that were flipped on their sides due to the strong winds. Ahead of its arrival, the National Weather Service (NWS) warned residents around the Windy City that it was “an extremely dangerous situation with tornado like wind speeds expected.” Trump Blessed By Sephardi Rabbis Chera then introduced a group of rabbis he described as “very, very esteemed holy men” to bless the president. Trump approached the podium to wild cheers of, “Four more years.” The rabbis then recited the blessing for the peace and prosperity of the government which begins with a verse from Psalms To You who give victory to kings, who rescue His servant David from the deadly sword. Psalms 144:10 Chaos In Chicago: Bridges Raised To Prevent Gun-Toting Looters Getting Downtown And that escalation, as Summit News’ Paul Joseph Watson details, prompted Chicago authorities took the decision to raise all major bridges in an effort to prevent looters reaching the downtown area after a night of chaos. Goodbye EU! Boris told to form ‘superpower’ alliance with Australia, Canada & New Zealand BORIS JOHNSON has been overwhelming told by Express.co.uk readers to form a “superpower” alliance with the old Commonwealth allies of Australia, Canada and New Zealand after Brexit as Britain waves goodbye to the European Union. Britain could be moving towards forming the “CANZUK Union”, the acronym for Canada, Australia, New Zealand, after finally freeing itself from the bloc at the end of the Brexit transition period on December 31. Christians must defy Caesar’s attempt to control the church Government attempts to regulate church attendance and worship practices violate not only the law of our land, the U.S. Constitution, they violate the law above the law, and because of that every Christian pastor should individually be in open defiance of restrictive “mandates” and collectively in active civil rebellion against the state and local governments issuing them. The daily news should be dominated not by violent BLM/Antifa rioting over phony “systemic racism” narratives, but by images of bold but non-violent men of God standing resolutely against tyranny – speaking forth the truth of the Gospel even if hauled off to jail Lebanese cabinet resigns in wake of deadly port blast In a brief televised speech, Prime Minister Hassan Diab said that he is taking “a step back” so he can stand with the people “and fight the battle for change alongside them.” He said: “I declare today the resignation of this government. May God protect Lebanon,” repeating the last phrase three times. Angry Lebanese say Hezbollah worse than Israel “Even Israel, an enemy and criminal state, with everything it has done to us, has never detonated an atomic bomb on us or anyone else,” Sadek said in her video. US Attorney General Barr says the left wants to tear down system US Attorney General William Barr mounted a partisan attack on the Democratic Party in an interview that aired Sunday, claiming the left believes in “tearing down the system” and pursues absolute victory as “a substitute for religion.” “They’re not interested in compromise, they’re not interested in dialectic exchange of views. They’re interested in total victory,” Barr said of the left. “It’s a secular religion. It’s a substitute for a religion.” Honduras shaken by 5.7 magnitude earthquake near Caribbean islands Northern Honduras was on Thursday shaken by a shallow 5.7 magnitude earthquake, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), which placed the epicenter in the Caribbean near the Bay Islands popular with tourists. There were no immediate reports of damage. The quake was 10 km (6.2 miles) below ground, USGS said. Secret Service shoots armed suspect outside White House; Trump escorted out of briefing “It seems that the shooting was done by law enforcement at that person – that suspect,” Trump said, adding that the suspect was armed before taken down by Secret Service. Trump said no other individuals were injured. “I just want to thank Secret Service. The job they do – it’s fantastic,” he said. “I feel very safe with Secret Service.” 20,000 fake licenses mostly from China seized at Chicago O’Hare airport in 2020 U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents intercepted 19,888 fraudulent drivers’ licenses at the International Mail Facility (IMF) at Chicago O’Hare International Airport in the first half of 2020 alone. Between the beginning of the year and June 30, officers at the IMF seized 1,513 shipments containing fraudulent documents including 19,888 fake licenses, … most of the seized documents came from China and were bound for neighboring states. Netanyahu: US has kept me from annexing West Bank settlements Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed the United States for his failure to annex West Bank settlements during an interview Monday with Channel 20. “It was clear from the start that the application of sovereignty would be done only with agreement from the United States. Otherwise, I would have already done it a while ago,” Netanyahu said. IDF scales back troop reinforcements along Lebanon border As tensions along Israel’s northern border with Lebanon subsided, the IDF began to scale back troop reinforcements and other heightened security measures that had been put in place there. “In accordance with the continuous situational assessment taking place in the IDF, some of the restrictions on military vehicles have been removed and a number of roadblocks have been opened in the area of the northern border,”… Iran exporting over twice as much oil as US estimated – report Despite harsh US sanctions, Iran is continuing to export over 600,000 barrels a day, over twice as much oil as a recent Congressional report estimated, according to NBC News. The NBC report, based on data from TankerTrackers.com, a company that tracks oil exports, brought up the case of the Indian tanker Gissel. Lebanese government resigns as fury over deadly explosion deepens political crisis Lebanon’s government resigned Monday as the fallout from last week’s deadly explosion deepened a political crisis in the country’s blast-ravaged capital. Prime Minister Hassan Diab said he would resign along with all of his ministers. “We will back down and stand with the people. We need to open the door for the people,” he said in a televised address… Swarm of Salton Sea earthquakes sparks worry about the San Andreas fault A swarm of small earthquakes in California, close to the Mexican border, is being closely monitored as to whether it might raise the chance of a much larger event on the San Andreas fault. The largest earthquake on Monday was a magnitude 4.6, reported at 8:56 a.m. under the southeastern part of the Salton Sea, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Greece on alert as Turkey sends survey ship to disputed waters Turkey has sent a ship to conduct a seismic survey in a disputed area of the eastern Mediterranean – a move that has put Greece on alert. The search for potentially rich oil and gas deposits is to take place south of the Greek island of Kastellorizo. Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis called a meeting with military chiefs on Monday, after Turkey issued an international maritime alert, known as a Navtex. Chicago protests: Restrictions imposed after chaotic night of unrest Chicago police will limit access to the city centre after a night of violence and looting following reports of a police shooting. Police Superintendent David Brown said the area will be restricted from 20:00 to 06:00 and a “heavy police presence” will continue until further notice. He said the “shameful destruction” was “fuelled by misinformation” about a suspect shot by police on Sunday. Explosions hit U.S. coalition supply convoys in Iraq: sources, military At least two explosions have hit convoys supplying U.S.-led coalition forces in Iraq in the last 24 hours, security sources said, the first on Monday evening near the southern border with Kuwait and the second on Tuesday north of Baghdad. The explosions, which caused no casualties but did some material damage, are the latest in a string of such incidents in recent weeks. Israel closes Gaza crossing after Palestinians launch incendiary balloons Israel on Tuesday closed one of its main border crossings with the Gaza Strip after Palestinians launched incendiary balloons that set fire to areas on the Israeli frontier. Israeli media reported that more than 30 fires were set around border communities by balloons carrying incendiary devices launched from Gaza. China Faces Food Shortage As Droughts, Flooding, And Pests Ruin Harvest The top officials’ emphasis on food supplies raised questions about whether China is facing a severe food shortage this year. Amazon Removes Pro-Life Video Despite Mostly 5 Star Reviews Amazon has removed a pro-life film from its platform, citing poor customer reviews as a primary reason for the action – the only problem with this claim is the movie had mostly 5-star reviews. Cancel Trump and The Great Reset of the Globe A socialist once said, “never let a crisis go to waste,” and it seems that the Covid-19 pandemic has offered such an unprecedented crisis that the globalists will gladly utilize to finally eliminate the U.S. as the only roadblock left to implementing their one world government goals. President Trump Pulled Out Of Briefing After Secret Service Shoots Armed Man Who Approached The White House Who Refused To Drop His Weapon • Now The End Begins I have long said that there is a plot to assassinate President Trump, and the closer we get to election, the more we will see events like what just happened moments ago. An armed man attempted to enter through the White House gate, was warned by agents to drop his weapon, he refused and was dispatched promptly. I do not think this is a lone, one-off incident, I think there are many more people just like this waiting in the wings. New South Wales hit by strong winds and worst flood in 29 years, Australia Torrential rain and strong winds lashed the New South Wales South Coast over the weekend, causing the worst flooding in the area for 29 years. High waves killed a 44-year-old surfer in Sydney’s Collaroy. At least 1 600 emergency calls had also been made during the day, while 2 000 customers were left without power. At least 7 dead, 3 000 properties damaged as massive rains hit Evia, Greece At least seven people– including an 8-month-old baby– lost their lives while 3 000 properties were damaged during a severe storm on the island Evia, Greece on Saturday and Sunday, August 8 and 9, 2020. According to the country’s meteorological service, parts of the island saw up to 300 mm (12 inches) of rainfal, which is equivalent to 80 percent of the annual rainfall of 375 mm (15 inches). UK’s self-administered abortion pill program is killing women, leaked email indicates If this doesn’t prove how callous, ghoulish and diabolical the Left’s head-long pursuit and defense of abortion at any cost really is, nothing will. A leaked email from the United Kingdom’s BREAKING: Antifa terrorists in Austin, Portland just received a large cache of weapons in preparation for coordinated multi-city “TET offensive” against America We’ve just learned that Antifa terrorist groups in Austin, Texas and Portland, Oregon have received a large cache of weapons that are being handed to them in preparation for a coordinated, multi-city uprising. Dubbed the “TET Offensive” by Dave Hodges (The Commonsense Show), this planned multi-city attack looks likely to take place before the coming election, as anti-American forces now realize Joe Biden cannot win. “Financially Devastated” – 83% Of NYC Restaurants Unable To Pay July Rent “…they are struggling to survive and absent immediate and sweeping relief so many will be forced to close permanently.” Oppression of Christians has increased during Covid-19 Oppression and discrimination towards Christians has only worsened during the pandemic, says Release International. The charity, which supports persecuted Christians, said many had been denied food and relief aid by governments and NGOs because of their faith. Some countries have escalated their crackdowns on Christians.

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Daily Dig for August 11 Christoph Friedrich Blumhardt You must learn to accept your weakness, your own poverty, and your own limitations, especially when the going gets rough. It is just through your weakness that our Savior can do his work (2 Cor. 12:9). He can manage what you cannot! ... It’s often better not to get too involved in other people’s affairs, wanting to have a say in everything, because most of the time we don’t really know what the right step is. In the end, only God can work things out. Especially where there is sickness, poverty, or strongholds of temptation, you will have to realize your helplessness. You don’t need to be a knight in shining armor who is all set to kill the devil – no, we must learn to step back in faith and hope and keep the power of Jesus firmly in the center. Source: Everyone Belongs to God

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Daily Prayer for August 11 Christoph Friedrich Blumhardt How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaim salvation, who say to Zion, "Your God reigns!" Listen! Your watchmen lift up their voices; together they shout for joy. When the Lord returns to Zion, they will see it with their own eyes. Isaiah 52:7–8, NIV Lord our God, grant that we may be your watchmen, who can understand what you mean for our time. We thank you for all you have already done, for every change to the good among the nations. For the nations must bow to your will so that nothing happens unless accomplished by you. Judge us wherever necessary. Open our eyes to see where we are wrong and where something does not go according to your Spirit. Be with us and give us strength. Raise up more watchmen everywhere, in every place and in every home. Wherever something happens to move people's hearts, let the watchmen proclaim, "This comes from God. It does not matter how much we suffer. This comes from Jesus Christ, who suffered and died, but who rose again." Raise up such watchmen among young and old everywhere on earth, to the glory of your name. Let there be a people who go to meet you with shouts of joy and thanksgiving. Amen.

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LEARNING FROM THE GREAT TEACHER Tuesday, August 11, 2020 | Luke 19:1-9 April 2020 Today in the Word Daily Devotional RECOGNIZING NEEDS As a classroom teacher for sixteen years, I learned to recognize my students’ social, emotional, and academic needs. Teaching to change lives was as much about what happened outside of the lesson plan as the lesson plan itself. As I spent time purposefully recognizing my students’ interests and frustrations, our relationship grew, and learning increased. Most importantly, I had more opportunities to share the gospel and see lives changed for good. In Luke 19 we read the story of Zacchaeus. As a chief tax collector, Zacchaeus had his financial needs met. He lacked nothing. Or did he? Why did he diligently make his way through the crowd and climb a sycamore tree to see Jesus (v. 4)? An even more intriguing question, with so many people suffering from poverty and physical needs, why did Jesus choose to spend time in Zacchaeus’s home? Jesus saw past the exterior trappings of wealth, recognizing that Zacchaeus had a need only He could meet. Jesus’ purposeful interaction with Zacchaeus focused on meeting his emotional and spiritual needs. While society rejected Zacchaeus, Jesus met him as a friend by sharing a meal with him in his home (v. 7). Jesus set an example of love and acceptance as He said, “I must stay in your house today” (v. 5). Zacchaeus’s salvation became Jesus’ mission because even a wealthy tax collector needed to experience God’s love. Christ’s public recognition of Zacchaeus and His decision to spend time in his home showed that salvation was offered to all who believe (John 1:12). Every day, we meet people whose needs are not always instantly recognizable. Not everyone climbs a tree to see us. Ask God to give you an open eye and listening ear. May He open the door for conversations that will plant seeds for the gospel. >> Consider the people you interact with today, whether in person or online. What might their needs be? How might God want to use you to speak truth to them and encourage them this day? PRAY WITH US Coming to the Lord in prayer today, we ask Him to show us opportunities to share the gospel and to guide our conversations at home, in the church, and in the workplace. This month's content is written by Dr. Mary Martin, former professor of Christian School Education. Dr. Mary Martin has served Christ not only as Moody’s Director of Christian School Education and Division Chair for Education and Counseling but also as a classroom teacher, principal, and Head of School. She is the author of Impacting Student Learning through Christ-Centered Instructional Leadership and currently resides in North Carolina with her husband, Michael. She speaks at numerous education conferences each year and loves mentoring Moody graduate

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August 11, 2020 Waiting in Faith Hebrews 11:6-16 When I was a young boy, my mother let me plant some seeds in her garden. Although she explained that the plants would take time to appear, when nothing happened after several days, I decided to dig them up to check for progress. I found no plants, but what’s worse, I also ruined the possibility of ever seeing any. Hebrews 11 records examples of people who by faith waited for what God promised, even when it wasn’t visible. • Noah continued building an ark despite the many intervening years until the predicted flood (Heb. 11:7). • Abraham looked forward to the land God promised, though the fulfillment did not take place during his lifetime (Heb. 11:8-10). • Sarai had to wait until she was well beyond childbearing age before God finally gave her the son He’d promised (Heb. 11:11-12). If we expect God to work according to our timetable, we’re likely to face disappointment. The people mentioned in Hebrews had to wait many years; in fact, some of the promises made to them won’t be fulfilled until after Christ returns. The Lord doesn’t work like a gumball machine—we can’t cash in a promise and assume the fulfillment will pop out. Ours is a long-term walk by faith. Bible in One Year: Jeremiah 9-11

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8-11-20 What did MLK Really Stand for?

Daily Jot: What did MLK really stand for? - Bill Wilson - www.dailyjot.com When America faces problems, exercising freedom of speech, respectful dialogue and responsible action is the appropriate way to solve and resolve. Riots, violence and hateful actions are unacceptable. But there are those in society who want to remake America into a politically intolerant, ideologically bigoted nation to fit their own agenda. And they will manipulate people, ideas and events in order to force that change. When people want to justify violence and hateful agendas by invoking the name of Martin Luther King, Jr., they are extremely misinformed, misled, and perhaps manipulated. Let's take a look at what Martin Luther King, Jr.'s actual words and what he stood for. King had six steps for protesting. "Step 1: Gather Information--Learn all you can about the problems you see in your community through the media, social and civic organizations, and by talking to the people involved. Step 2: Educ…
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8-11-20 Continuing the Reformation

Continuing the Reformation :: By Jonathan BrentnerPublished on: January 19, 2020 by RRadmin7Category:General Articles While Scripture alone must be our sole source for faith and practice, the study of church history does serve a couple useful purposes. First, it helps us understand the historical background for what we believe. And second, it refutes those who use church history against what we believe. This last point is especially true in the realm of future things. Many in the church today maintain that modern-day beliefs in the rapture and the millennium reign of Jesus over a restored Israel began in the late nineteenth century. They use this argument to disparage these doctrines since they claim no one held them until late in church history. This is by far the most common reason given for dismissing our beliefs in the millennium and the rapture. Noted church historian Philip Schaff said this about premillennialism during the first few centuries of the church, “. . . the most str…
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8-11-20 Seven: Chapters 95-100 Christ Returns

Seven: Chapters 95-100; Christ’s Return :: By Alice ChildsPublished on: January 19, 2020 by RRadmin7Category:Alice Johnson Childs, General Articles CHAPTER 95 INTERLUDE 1 “And he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon. And the seventh angel poured out his vial into the air; and there came a great voice out of the temple of heaven, from the throne, saying, It is done. And there were voices, and thunders, and lightnings; and there was a great earthquake, such as was not since men were upon the earth, so mighty an earthquake, and so great. And the great city was divided into three parts, and the cities of the nations fell: and great Babylon came in remembrance before God, to give unto her the cup of the wine of the fierceness of his wrath” (Revelation 16:16-19, KJV). “And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he doth judge and make war. His eyes were as a flame of fire…
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8-11-20 Who Is It Under the Mask?

Who Is It Under The Mask? :: By Zuzana RandakovaPublished on: January 19, 2020 by RRadmin7Category:General Articles During the Advent season, I was reading a book by Ann Voskamp titled The Greatest Gift. There was a chapter about the contest between Elijah and the prophets of Baal. You know the story; each prepared an offering, and whose god would set it on fire is the true one. Unsurprisingly, Baal’s prophets were dancing and chanting, but nothing happened. Then Elijah called upon the Lord (he even poured buckets of water over the offering to make it even more improbable to burn), and the Lord set the bull ablaze. Wow! At the end of the chapter, Ann suggested a few questions to ponder and to dig deeper. She asked the readers to think about “baals” in our lives, the idols we worship besides God. I immediately thought about fear. I was (and I often still am) struggling with fear and anxiety, and it crippled my life. How many things I missed because I was so afraid! As I was pondering …
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