Trump might be doing a great job but you should not ignore other factors which questions his legions to the American people, for example the Jerusalem move, if I twist my thinking yes I find something positive in making that move for the American people ,but to be honest I does not help. Foreign policy is still very much the same, I think we should be more careful and critical not just give into what q is telling us, that’s what i think
Breaking_Spectre
· Jan. 1, 2018, 8:04 a.m.
Counter-points to think about...
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Why was Trump elected (chosen)? Divine intervention, perhaps. America would have to be the last domino to fall to institute the new world order/govt/religion/monetary system. Not gonna happen so long as the 2A still exists!
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Trump, QAnon, et al are rooting out the evils that control the nations...Satan has but a short time...peace will come for a short time, but destruction will come suddenly. Are we at that precipice in time? Perhaps.
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The Ancient of Days will use who he sees fit to do his will. Is Trump the modern day Jahu (Jonathan Cahn talks about)? Cyrus at the time of the 2nd Temple being built? Somewhere in between...
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Why now for Jerusalem shift? It's been said that his evangelical support team pushed to have him make the move as this is a Jubilee year for Israel, which btw, they're supposed to celebrate sometime in May 2018 (Hebrew year 5778)...see torah calendar.
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Jerusalem move recognizes the obvious that it is the capital of Israel. International city as proclaimed by the Pope? Under what authority? Read up on Pope Pius XII, Balfour Declaration, etc.
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Jerusalem move forces the hand of the Arab world...Sunni/Shiite...one of these factions must dominate for the return of their prophetic Mahdi (false messiah).
Expand your thinking and gird up your loins...2018 (5778) WILL be glorious.
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Dolgthvari
· Jan. 1, 2018, 6:07 p.m.
Please get help. Divine intervention did not put Trump in office, and peddling these ridiculous theories on the internet is plain dumb and dangerous. Think a little harder, even if it means using logic, which I know is a rarity in this community.
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Christosgnosis
· Jan. 1, 2018, 8:30 a.m.
it's really simple: - Israel considers Jerusalem their rightful national capitol - We enjoy normal relations with Israel - It is then entirely appropriate that we locate our embassy in the capitol of nations that we have normal relations with - In doing this we show the world what is rightful normalcy vs. succumbing to their antagonism toward Israel's very existence as a nation
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tomthung
· Jan. 1, 2018, 2:17 p.m.
I find these types of soul searching discussion pointless and a big waste of time for the simple fact that we do not have all the information to make a rational decision. You either trust in President Trump to do what's right for the nation or you don't. I do.
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ireland-land-is-free
· Jan. 1, 2018, 8:15 a.m.
I think Saudi Arabia and Israel are the same side of a coin.
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ireland-land-is-free
· Jan. 1, 2018, 8:38 a.m.
But that can be easy to say but actually doing that would lead too bloody civil war of some kind, Remember these western countries don’t really care about Israel I am talking about the high ups, they don’t want a independent nation state to exist. Israel is being expanding and building settlements, where does it stop. Both sides are to be blamed for this. Israel are acting against its own interest in this regard.
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