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In this segment: Chadwick highlights 2 Chronicles 7:14, emphasizing that repentance and humility are necessary for God to heal the land, and condemns the justification of violence in the Middle East by Jewish and Christian believers. He explains Daniel's prophecy of four end-time kingdoms, asserting that Turkey's involvement will signify the rise of the third kingdom.
He's all about that righteousness, justice, especially the prophet Jeremiah. When you go look at that, he was all about justice. If you want to talk social justice or justice for the poor, justice for the unfortunate, justice for people. That's one of the main reasons that Jeremiah said what he said, or excuse me, that God told him to say what he said. And he said it. Pretty hardcore stuff, but he said it. So you all can go read and chew on that for a minute of what the prophet said, but it's tough stuff, especially if you live in Israel because the same things are happening again today. And that's what's so disappointing, that the same things are happening again today. And this time we have our Christian friends with them, doing those things. The Christians are doing the same thing that the Jewish ancestors were doing with the tree worship and the eggs and all that stuff, fertility goddess and all that stuff, tree worship that Jeremiah and Ezekiel said not to do.
From what I understand, from what I see, the Jewish people, the Israelis, and the Jewish people overall are not doing those things that their ancestors were doing. They're doing other things that are not kosher. But again, the tree worship and all that stuff, the pagan gods, as a whole, you don't see that going down. Unfortunately, the Christians are doing that. It's just the craziest thing. So, the Jewish people have hopefully learned from their ancestors not to be a part of the wood and the stone and all this stuff, the images to worship. Because they don't do that. From what I understand, from what I see, the Christians do do that. It's just the weirdest thing, man. This life is so weird sometimes with these kind of things. You know, it's kind of like, you know, the Jewish people don't believe in Yeshua, but they follow the Torah to the best they can. And then you've got the Christians who believe in Jesus but don't follow the Torah.
It's just weird to me for some reason that people can't take the Holy Bible and just read it, Genesis to Revelation, and say, "Okay, great. This is beautiful. Makes perfect sense."
So, anyhow, my friends, I'm just talking out loud now, probably kind of repeating myself a little bit. For we broke bread today. We hunger and thirst for the truth. Amen. And amen and amen. Well, my friends, I think that's gotten to the end of the chats. And if one doesn't have another topic that one wants to talk about, then we will shut it down for the evening. And thank you so much for being with us. We'll be back with you again on either Sunday night or Monday night. Probably Monday night. I don't want to say probably, but it'll be soon, and I'll post it on YouTube. But I believe it'll be one of those nights, and we're going to talk about violence. We're going to talk about violence in the Bible, and that's going with the Torah portion that we have tonight and tomorrow with Noah.
God said twice about violence in the Noah story, and He destroyed it for violence. The world, He flooded the world because of everybody's heart posture towards Him and their neighbor. Nothing's ever changed. Everybody love God, love neighbor. Nothing's ever changed. And they were not loving God. They did not listen to Noah. They weren't loving their neighbor. They were killing each other. Violence everywhere on the earth. And here comes the flood. And Yeshua says, "As the days of Noah will be, so shall also the coming of the Son of Man be." So we've got to take every situation in Noah's story and apply it to the end with the Son of Man because that's what He said. So violence would be one of those topics to explore. We're going to explore that topic through Noah, through the biblical prophets, through the judges, through Yeshua, what He said about violence, and also what the other New Testament writers said.
Kind of like tonight, from Genesis to Revelation, what everybody said about violence, and for people to get a very clear understanding of how God looks at violence. Does He use people for violence? Of course, He does. Did He tell King David and Joshua to do what they did? Of course, He did. And we're going to explain that, why He told them that. So, He does use violence for judgment. He does use Israel to defeat the Hittites because the Hittites were given time to repent, and they did not. And they were doing a bunch of wicked stuff. So, God used Israel to judge them. God used Nebuchadnezzar to judge Israel. God used Medo-Persia to judge Babylon. Daniel 5. So again, God uses empires and violence for His purposes, but as an individual, He does not want you to commit violence, and He's not about even violence in general. God is love. You see what I'm saying? So we're going to go through the scriptures.
It's very important. Again, another video I wanted to do for some time. It's really about not the governments, because the governments are going to do what the governments do, but it's really about the people who support these governments and have supported these governments killing innocent people and taking up for that and justifying that and all of this stuff. It's really one of the grossest things I've ever seen as Jewish believers and Christian believers justifying what's been going on in the Middle East. I think that is really, really discouraging in my opinion because they have no clue what they're supporting. Actually, intentionally killing an innocent person is murder. So, there have been too many innocent people intentionally killed in the Middle East from all sides. And whoever sponsors all of these sides are guilty and accomplices of murder because they support this stuff. The Christian Zionists, the Islamists, and the Jewish Zionists, they're okay because too many innocent people, too many Jewish people that are innocent have been killed on October 7th and others.
And then also there are too many Gazans that have been innocent people killed, too many Alawites, Bedouins, you name it. Christians being killed as well in Gaza and Lebanon and all these areas. So again, all of them are guilty of murder. And it's just a shame that a lot of people are associated with these governments because their heart posture is for that as well, which they have a murderous heart in my personal opinion. God says in Psalm 24, "Who can ascend to the hill or the mountain of the Lord? Who can do that?" That's the question. And what does He say? Everybody knows what he says: "Those who have clean hands, not bloody hands, and a pure heart." It's very simple what the scriptures say. That's just one of the many scriptures that you can find about the heart posture of people. So again, it's just for me, and I've lost a few people I've connected with because of my viewpoints on this, but I've been very fair and very balanced with everybody on here: Jews, Muslims, Christians, Alawites, everybody over there.
I say it all together, no partiality whatsoever. All of these people are guilty. I don't want to be associated with none of it because I don't want a murderous heart. I don't want bloody hands. I don't hate the Palestinians, or I hate the Gazans, or I hate Iranians. I hate Iraqis. I don't hate no one. I support Israel. I stand with Israel, but I don't hate the Islamic nations. I love them actually, for them to repent and be saved through Yeshua the Messiah. I love the Chinese. I love the Mexicans. I love the Canadians. I love the Americans. I love all people. Instead of all this racism that we have in these religions of Islam, of Christianity, and Judaism, all three of them have racism in them. From what I've seen, a lot of the Jewish people have racism against the Gazan people and the Arabs. From what I've seen, vice versa, the Gazans against the Israelis. Spirit of hate, brother against brother.
Crazy stuff over there. But that's what they've been doing for 6,000 years. And that's why I tell people all the time, they love this stuff. They love it. They've been doing it for 6,000 years. So, America, wise up. Be smart. We don't, or I don't want this. And I think a lot of Americans don't want all this war stuff either. Let all of these people in the Middle East fight each other. Good gosh. If they want to fight and hate each other this much, just get our money, get our weapons, and don't take America down with you is all I'm trying to ask. And just to support all this crap. America supports all of these people: Israel, Egypt, Arabia, Jordan, Turkey. No, no, no, no, and no. Everybody handle your business and take care of your own country and quit whoring out America for what you want us to do. Goodness, I'm tired of being a Don't aren't you? As a country, of course, please keep me in context, but I'm tired of being a for the Middle East.
And that's what America is, is a for the Middle East. Come get it in America, and we will give you whatever you want to go kill people all you want. What kind of nation have we become? What a sick nation. Given all these weapons for killing all these people in Ukraine and Russia and the Middle East. And if Americans aren't embarrassed with this stuff, boy howdy, wait till it comes to your front step, Americans. And I don't want to hear nothing about nothing. I'm going to ask everybody, where is Trump? Where is Biden? Where is Obama? And where is Bush? Where's the four idols that everybody has that has caused our country to be ramacked by the Islamists? Because you have opened up a can of worms with these people. And if you want a holy war, I promise you they will give you one according to the Holy Bible, and you will not win this. Only the King of Israel will win this. I know that's not very positive.
I know that's not American pride. I know that's not Israeli pride, but that is biblical prophecy. And they are fighting against biblical prophecy, and they will not beat the Islamists. They did not beat the Taliban. They did not beat who are they beating? No one. You're going to beat 500 million people? 500 million Muslims? Does America have that much bombs to murder that many people and kill that many people? We're not righteous enough to do that, number one. And we shouldn't do that, number two. Only the Jewish Messiah can do that. So, I'm not sure what Christians or Jews are thinking, but for me, when I read the Bible and read the prophets, Islam dominates the Middle East like they're doing now, and there's nothing that no one's going to be able to do about it until the Jewish Messiah comes. Israel can fight their hearts out. America, you can fight with them all you want, and you will get the same results as you've gotten in 25 years.
Someone said that I think Einstein said this, right? Who was Jewish. He said this: "Doing the same thing over and over again for a different result is insanity." So, what does that mean? That means we've got a bunch of insane people in America's government and also the followers of this government. And we've got a bunch of insane people in Israel's government who's trying to think that they can do all this stuff and they won't be a Well, how's that going? How's that going again? When you've got one of the superpowers of the world at the time, and the great, one of the greatest military powers of the world right now, America, we're not as great as we were, but one of the best. And when you've got every single bit of munition and bombs and whatever to attack people, and the opposite side, the enemies don't, they don't have this technology. Hamas doesn't have what Israel has. Hezbollah doesn't have what Israel has.
And you still can't beat them. There's a problem. It's called Teshuvah. It's called repentance. It's called quit doing this. Repent, and let the God of Israel take hold of these people, these Hezbollah, Hamas, all these people, Houthis, all these folks. But until they repent, they're just spinning their wheels in the mud, just like the Americans are. Hopefully, President Trump will wise up, and he will get Erdogan involved, get us out of there, and then it is going to get really interesting in the Middle East, and it will be the very end of the age when Turkey gets involved with this because that would be the third kingdom in Daniel out of the four. If one's not familiar with that, Daniel says there are four kingdoms that are going to rise to power at the end of the age. Daniel 2:28, Daniel's statue, or Nebuchadnezzar's statue dream. Everybody's familiar with that. It's all history, what you hear out there.
That is a lie. Daniel 2:28 says that God told Daniel to tell Nebuchadnezzar, "This is what's going to happen at the end of the age, at the latter days," is what he says before he even mentions the statue. So again, I'm going to trust Daniel. I'm going to trust God. He said at the end of the age. Why is that important? Because Nebuchadnezzar did not live at the end of the age. He lived 2,500 years ago, everybody. Nebuchadnezzar lived. That's not the end of the age. Now is. And now you're seeing what you're seeing. Iraq. Babylon fell in 2003. Boom. End of the age. What did Daniel say? Iran's next. Well, look who's next. Iran's been the superpower for 20 years in the Middle East, 23 years. They're about to go down by Turkey. And then who did Daniel say after Iran? Turkey. If you understand, it's not Greece, it's Yavan. That means Turkey. Western coast of Turkey. Look who's next. Turkey. Well, Netanyahu's even said Turkey's next.
The opposition guy's name, Naftali Bennett, said Turkey's next. So again, they're telling you who's next. That's the third kingdom in a row that Daniel said. Iraq 2003, Iran soon, Turkey next, then the 10 kings, then Nebuchadnezzar, Antichrist, whoever you want to call him. So, my friends, that's what I'm trying to say. If we understand this, it's just easy to understand that America is in a very bad position. Now, people don't like to hear this because of the American pride and "go get 'em" and "we're the best, we're number one." We're not number one. Actually, if you can't beat the Taliban, you're not number one. If you can't beat the Houthis, you're not number one. You're not. You're not at all. If you can't beat the Taliban and the Houthi rebels, goodness gracious. So, all this American pride needs to understand that we are in a bad situation because we're fighting against God. What does that mean?
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