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Chapter One Presentation

 Below is a presentation on chapter one of "Living in the Age of the Ram and the Goat" that I gave on Saturday January 15th, 2011 at  Wall Highway Baptist Church in Madison, AL.
 
What's in the Book? 
If we are living in the age of the Old Testament prophet Daniel's vision of the ram and the goat then you would expect to see the following scenario:

1.)  You would expect that the Kurds would rise to political power in Iran.
       - This began when the citizens of Iran revolted against the re-election of
         Ahmadinejad in June 2009.  The Kurds are strong supporters of the
         democratic movement in Iran.

2.)  You would expect that the United States would pull out of the Persian Gulf Area.
       -The U.S. has agreed to pull its troops out of Iraq by 2012.  Political experts
         speculate that the U.S. will pull out of Afghanistan before the end of the Obama
         presidency (also 2012).

3.)  You would expect to see the next Secretary General of the United Nations to come
       from Greece.
       -The present Secretary General, Ban Ki Moon, has not been perceived to be a
         strong leader.  Several articles have been written that speculate that he will not
         be re-appointed in 2012.
       -President George W. Bush tried to push for selection of the Secretary General
        from among the Eastern European nations (mostly countries that were formerly
        part of the U.S.S.R) during the last selection process in 2007.  I believe Barack
        Obama will propose that the next Secretary General come from  Europe.  This will
        provide the opportunity for the next Secretary General to come from Greece.

  4.)  Once the U.S. has withdrawn from the Persian Gulf Iran will invade Iraq which will
       provide little resistance.  Iran will then invade Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
       -This will give Iran control over 2/3rds of the world's oil supply and much of the
         world's natural gas supply.
       -Iran will use its control of the distribution of petroleum and natural gas through
         Turkey's extensive network of pipelines to Europe to blackmail Europe.  This will
         keep the United States from responding militarily for a while.
       -Iran will strip the wealth of Turkey, Iraq and Saudi Arabia to support its own
         economy.

5.)  The world will finally lose its patience with Iran. 
       -The United States (with the support of the United Nations) will conduct an air and 
         naval war with Iran until the U.S. can control Iraq.  The U.S. will then use Iraq to
         launch its ground forces against Iran.  Iran will be crushed.

6.)  The world will dismantle Iran so that they can not do this again. 
       -The resources of Iran (petroleum and natural gas) will be controlled by the
         United Nations and the citizens of Iran will be dispersed to every nation of the
         world.

7.)  An unknown event will cause the traumatic downfall of the United States (militarily
       and economically).
       -Since the U. S. is the "glue" that holds the U.N. together its downfall will cause
         the U.N. to breakup into four organizations lead by the following powers: Russia,
         China, the African Union and the European Union.
       -While all this is going on Egypt and the African Union rise as a world power.
       -Egypt becomes an ally of Israel.

8.)  Russia and Egypt will then battle over control of the Middle East.
        -Russia and Egypt will invade each others territories on numerous occasions.
        -These military campaigns will go back and forth through Israel.
        -These confrontations will eventually lead to the gateway event to the
          tribulational period.  Russia will invade Israel as seen by the Old Testament
          prophet Ezekiel.


 
 


 











 

 




 





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