The travailing woman who brings forth in Micah 4, 5 and Revelation 12

[luigi]

It is important to not lump all people from one ethnicity together as having the same perspectives. Today in Israel you have the Just and equitable Jews who do Gods Will, and you have the unjust and inequitable who do not Gods Will. Likewise you have Just and equitable Palestinians who do Gods Will, and you have the unjust and inequitable who do not Gods Will. Yes, if the shoe were on the other foot, and the Palestinians were the ones in power, I do believe that there would be greater inequity against the Jews than the Jews are inequitable against the Palestinians today. This, however, does not excuse the lesser inequity the Jews are undertaking by coveting the land of those Palestinians who are equitable and at peace with the Israeli's.

The main point I was trying to relate here is that if Micah 2 is about the current inequitable group in power, then the travailing woman in Micah 4 & 5, and Revelation 12 which brings forth, is not to much further away. The events transpiring today in Jerusalem, are those that will bring the days of vengeance where armies compass Jerusalem and leave not a single stone atop another. All Jews will then be exiled from the land (Luke 21:24). Of the equitable and Just, not the least grain of them shall fall to the earth (Amos 9:9), and they shall return at the great gathering.

Amos 9:9 For, lo, I will command, and I will sift the house of Israel among all nations, like as corn is sifted in a sieve, yet shall not the least grain fall upon the earth.

[Guest]

On 5/17/2021 at 11:20 AM, Rick_Parker said:

Israel is oppressing the "Palestinians."

I meant that Israel IS NOT oppressing the "Palestinians." Guess I didn't double check before I posted.

[PeterR]

41 minutes ago, Rick_Parker said:

I meant that Israel IS NOT oppressing the "Palestinians." 

I don't know if you mean to say that they are as hospitable as God has commanded? 

[Zemke]

On 5/16/2021 at 12:48 PM, luigi said:

If the annexation of Palestinian homes in Jerusalem now is what is described in Micah 2:2, then the travailing woman in Micah 4 & 5; and Revelation 12 cannot be much further away.

Micah 2:2 And they covet fields, and take them by violence; and houses, and take them away: so they oppress a man and his house, even a man and his heritage.

The houses that are in question are a total of six. They are owned by Jews. the Arab Muslim families quit paying rent and were also making structural changes which were against the contract. By contractual law he Jewish owners are not allowed to kick them out unless of coarse the contract is broke, such as not paying rent and changing the property without consent. There are 23, I think, properties like this in that neighborhood and for some reason these 6 went rogue. It's been in the courts for some time and is now in the Supreme Court. 

Again, The properties belong to Jews already and by law they could not take the houses back. That's why it's in the courts. The people for some time have broke the contract. 

That's a far reaching interpretation of scripture and a confusion of some facts.

[luigi]

8 hours ago, Zemke said:

The houses that are in question are a total of six. They are owned by Jews. the Arab Muslim families quit paying rent and were also making structural changes which were against the contract. By contractual law he Jewish owners are not allowed to kick them out unless of coarse the contract is broke, such as not paying rent and changing the property without consent. There are 23, I think, properties like this in that neighborhood and for some reason these 6 went rogue. It's been in the courts for some time and is now in the Supreme Court. 

Again, The properties belong to Jews already and by law they could not take the houses back. That's why it's in the courts. The people for some time have broke the contract. 

That's a far reaching interpretation of scripture and a confusion of some facts.

The people in Micah 2 who are in power covet the houses of they who are adverse to war.