Welcome to Episode 5 of the Understanding Psalm 83 video series.

In this installment, we're going to take a look at the end of the Mideast conflict,

how it's going to end and when it's going to end,

which would be before the tribulation period.

Now, in episode four, we discussed the Israeli defense forces, the IDF, their role in combating the several of the participants in the coalition of Psalm 83.

We had the IDF versus Syria, the IDF versus the Palestinians, versus the Gaza with the Hamasar,

versus Jordan, versus Egypt, and versus Saudi Arabia.

And in this installment, we're going to talk about the IDF versus Lebanon where Hezbollah hail and the IDF versus

their Arab neighbors. The final conclusion was the IDF goes against the Arab neighbors that surround

them. Okay, let's turn our attention to Lebanon where Hezbollah are. You have four coastal cities

that are the subject of unfulfilled Bible prophecies.

We'll start with Tyre, which is 12 miles north of the border of Israel, and it still exists as modern-day city.

We'll go north a little bit further than we see Sidon, which is modern-day Ceyda, which is 27 miles south of

Beirut. Now in the Old Testament, Tyre and Sidon were listed together in 17 verses as sister

cities. And we go up north and there's Gabal, which is 24 miles north of Beirut, modern-day Bivilohs.

And then Zarifath will get a sandwich in between Sidon and Tyre.

Now, Gabal and Tyre are the subject of Somity Three, part of the Arab Confederacy.

But I also believe we can connect Zarath and Sidon to Somity Three, and I'll show you why

in this next segment.

Now, Gabal and Tyres show up in Psalm 83,

versus 6 to 8 alongside the Tens of Edom.

This mineralites moab and the Higarenes.

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