The Most Romantic Phrase
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Posted:Feb 11, 2007 9:51 am
Last Updated:Feb 11, 2007 6:52 pm 15953 Views
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“I love you”
Possibly the most romantic phrase in the universe ‒ saying “I love you,” especially at an unexpected moment ‒ is one of the most romantic declarations you can give a man. It’s short, to the point and your words won’t get lost in translation.
Care, consideration and respect are the essence of romance. If you treat your guy with these every day, serenades and candlelight dinners won’t seem so important. Besides, if you understand and meet a man’s romantic needs, you might just find more flowers and diamonds coming your way.
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Conflict in the Middle East: More Signs of the End Times?
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Posted:Aug 25, 2006 12:28 am
Last Updated:Feb 11, 2007 9:43 am 28770 Views
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Explosive tension in the Middle East is fueling speculation throughout the media and political world that perhaps we are living in what the Bible calls the last days. Are we approaching the return of Jesus Christ?
When we read the list of events Jesus tells His disciples in Matthew 24 and Luke 21 to be watching for, we can see each of them coming to pass: wars and rumors of wars, revolutions, the rise of false messiahs, earthquakes, famines, persecution of the believers, the spread of the gospel around the world, the rebirth of the State of Israel, Jerusalem back under Jewish control, and Jews preparing to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem.
Jesus wants us to know the season of His return, and He is quite clear: "When you see all these things, recognize that My return is near, that I'm right at the door." (see Matthew 24:33)
Based on current tensions, here are three End Times Biblical prophecies worth watching for:
1. Apocalyptic battles for control of Jerusalem: Next year will mark the 40th anniversary of the Six Day War and Israel's reunification of Jerusalem under Jewish control. Numerous radical Islamic leaders have vowed to "liberate" Jerusalem and liquidate the Jews. Among them: Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the leaders of Hamas, and Osama bin Laden, to name just a few.
2. The war in the Middle East is merely the opening skirmish in a new bid for Islamic control of the Holy City. This is in keeping with the Hebrew prophets who warned that the violent struggle for Jerusalem would continue until the physical return of Jesus to the earth.
3. The Prophet Ezekiel, for example, foresaw a multinational force led by Russia and Iran will seek to capture Israel and Jerusalem (the "War of Gog and Magog," see Ezekiel 38-39)..."
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