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Hey, friends, welcome back to today's podcast. I have a postcard here from Israel.

Been praying a lot for Israel here lately with all that's going on. But this is from my friends Adam and Emily Reeve from

Brisbane, Australia. And they were recently in Israel. And I kind of gave some advice about, hey,

see this, do that. And they sent me back this postcard with a camel on the top of the Mount

of Olives. I've actually seen this camel on many

occasions. And hey, I do want to encourage you to just pray for the Middle East and all that's going

on. Attentionions are not new to that area. And in my opinion, it was very necessary for Israel to preempt the intended

attack from Iran, who has made it very clear over the years that it hates Israel and

intends to annihilate Israel.

So with just the potential of nuclear weapons, that's horrific.

And I appreciate the resolve and the patience of Israel to handle that situation with

excellence, with strategy, with patience, and really minimizing any collateral damage

to the good people of Iran who are suffering under a very radical regime.

So prayers go out to so many today, and I know that I share the heart of so many of you. It's ironic, really,

because we're in Matthew 24 and 25 talking about some of the signs of the coming of Jesus,

his second coming, which will be after the tribulation, not the rapture now, the second coming,

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