Psalm 83. Is it a prophecy or is it, as some teach, simply a prayer? And if it is a prophecy,

has it found fulfillment, or does it still remain unfulfilled? And if it remains

unfulfilled, when will it find its final fulfillment? In this video series, we'll take an

in-depth look at this controversial song. So stay tuned. I called the psalm controversial because today's top scholars are all across the boards with different views and interpretations.

For me, I believe it's a future war prophecy. Many subscribe to this. I actually believe it's a pre-tribulation future war

prophecy. But there are some who say that Psalms are not even prophetic at all, or that it's

only a lament prayer. Some say the people groups don't exist anymore. Some say it was already

fulfilled historically in Second Chronicles 20. Some suggest that there's no prophetic language in the Psalm that indicates that it's even prophetic at all.

Some say it was fulfilled in the wars of 1948 or in 1967, or that it will be fulfilled with the Ezekiel 38 prophecy,

or perhaps even in the Armageddon campaign.

So we're going to address all these objections in this video series.

Before we tackle the objections, let's take a look at the objectives of this video series.

I'm going to introduce and explore Psalm 83, explain lights of prayer and a prophecy, connects the correlating prophecies

that give us more details from the other prophets, like Obadiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, per se.

When identified the pre-tribulation timing of the Psalm, we're going to address those objections,

of course, reveal the various phases of Psalm 83,

and locate the present phase that we're underway right now, and we're going to unveil the

aftermath events as well.

Now, if this Psalm is an unfulfilled pre-tribulation, future war prophecy, as I and many

others believe, it's very relevant for our time when you take

a look throughout modernity at what's been happening in the Middle East because the Psalms

speaks about a confederacy. It comes together and you see a list of the names of the modern-day

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