The

The There has been a lot of discussion and honestly a little bit of misinformation on one of the subjects I'm about to share with you

I call this 2025 the Damascus prophecies now I've been noticing and I don't listen to what

everyone says but I see what they're posting or I see what they're saying and with some

incidents that happened in Damascus Syria recently, suddenly everybody had it

as a major fulfillment of Isaiah or Ezekiel.

And a lot of times these are individuals that may not have the experience of the total knowledge of prophecy or of the Bible, and therefore

they can get some of their information incorrect.

So not that we're trying to be an expert, but I have been preaching for 48 years in over

100,000 hours of Bible studies.

So I do speak to issues based on many, many years of experience being raised

under great theologians. So we want our information to be correct. And so that's why we're going

to be sharing with you this story about Damascus. Now let me say up front that in the religious

world, and I hate to use that term, but let's say it

another way, among the three monotheistic religions, which is Judaism, Islam, and Christianity.

What do I mean by monotheistic? They believe there is one God. We believe in God. The Jewish

people believe in God. The Muslims use the Arabic word Allah. The Hebrews used the word Adonai. They use Hashim. They use Yahweh, all speaking about the same God because they don't try to pronounce the sacred name of God,

Yudhay, Vavha, in the Hebrew language.

Christians will call him the Lord, the Lord God, the Almighty, speaking of the same person.

Now, among the three monotheistic religions, there are also elements of prophecy.

Now, the Christians have probably more prophecies in their repertoire than of course the Jews are Muslims why do I say that because among devout Jews

who are not messianic they take the Torah or the prophets but the Christians take the

...