US reports 'wave of strikes' on Iran as war returns

Hey Watchmen, Here we go again—another wave of strikes on Iran, and if you've walked with me for any length of time, you know I don't think this fire is going out anytime soon. I said it back when the bombs were falling before: I don't believe the strikes quit until decisions get made at a higher level than any general or president really controls. We've watched this pattern for years now—one administration builds Iran up, pours in the resources, and another comes in swinging the other direction. Nations posture, leaders claim victory, and then a few months later we're right back here wondering if it was ever really settled in the first place. My friends, that instability isn't random—Jeremiah watched Babylon rise the same way, a power flexing beyond its own understanding, and the Almighty was still writing the story underneath the headlines. I want to be careful here, because I'm not going to force Ezekiel 38 onto every missile that flies—but when Persia keeps showing up front and center on the world stage, provoked and provoking, you'd be foolish not to have that chapter open on your desk. Whatever this "wave" turns out to be—theatrics, posturing, or something that actually escalates—Elohim is not surprised, and He is not absent. So pray for the civilians caught in the Middle East, pray for wisdom over the decision-makers, and don't let the noise numb you. Keep your lamp trimmed, keep your eyes on Jerusalem, and stay watching, Watchmen—the hour is later than it looks.