Welcome to Episode 7 of Understanding Psalm 83.

Thus far in this video series we've introduced and explored Psalm 83.

We've explained why it's both a prayer and a future war prophecy.

We've connected the correlating peripheral prophecies to Swami III.

Identified the pre-tribulation timing of the Psalm.

We've revealed the various phases and located our present phase.

And in this segment, this last installment I'll be addressing the objections to some of you three

as a future war prophecy.

Those objections are, as you see on the list here, the Psalms are not prophetic.

It's only a lament prayer.

The people groups don't exist anymore. It was fulfilled historically

in Second Chronicles 20. There's no prophetic language indicating it's prophetic. It was fulfilled

in the 1948 and 1967 Israeli Arab wars. It's part of Ezekiel 38 or as part of the Armagedon campaign.

So we're going to address these objections in this installment.

Okay, so let's address the objection list. We'll start with the first one here. The Psalms are not prophetic.

I sent this list of objections to my dear friend Dr. David Reagan and he was caught off guard by that top objection. The Psalms are not prophetic.

He said to me, Bill, the Psalms are very prophetic. In fact, I'm writing a book entitled, The Messiah in the Psalms. I said, well, David, please send me a quote from your book. I'd love to share it in this video with the audience. So he did send me a quote, and I'll read that to you shortly. But before I do, I want to let you know that Dr. David Reagan was one of the first

to come out in support of my teaching on Psalm 83 in the early stages.

When Bill Solis first published his theory in 2008,

I endorsed it immediately with a feature article in our lamplighter magazine.

I did so because I had always

taught that a limited war in the Middle East between Israel and its immediate neighbors would

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