The Islamization Of American Towns: New Jersey's First Islamic City Is A Warning.

[D. Adrien]

1 hour ago, other one said:

I read somewhere last week that Japan is not letting a lot of Islamic people enter there.

Who can disagree? After seeing Western Europe and the fine example in the U.S. congress I clearly empathize with Japan's view. 

 

[BibleStudent100]

On 3/12/2025 at 10:05 PM, Marilyn C said:

A shocking transformation is unfolding in Paterson, New Jersey, where local officials are rapidly reshaping the city into an Islamic stronghold

Would someone explain why this information is so concerning to Bible students?  Is not spiritual apathy or even atheism with its emphasis on evolution or the decadence of American behavior of more concern than people who belong to the Islamic faith?  I have traveled to four Muslim countries (Indonesia, Morocco, Jordan, Egypt) and I have seen a LOT of people who dress like Westerners and who are Muslim, but are not radicalized.  Many speak English haltingly as they know that is the lingua franca and so to advance monetarily that is a necessity.  They also have been very kind to us and and they love their families as we have mingled closely with them at their homes, etc.

So, what is the issue?  

[Marathoner]

25 minutes ago, BibleStudent100 said:

So, what is the issue?

The flesh, my friend. 

We are neither persuaded nor moved by appeals to lineages or cultures of this world, for ours is an inheritance which cannot be tarnished nor stolen. What are we? Aliens and sojourners. Matters of this flesh and the world are perishing and will pass away, but the Lord is eternal. 

Love your neighbor as yourself, said the Lord. He made no exceptions. 

As for your observations regarding Muslims, this is true. They are no more wicked than others upon this earth, of whom much can be said (but won't). This is why I have pointed toward Romans 3, so those who accuse a specific group of wrongdoing will understand that all mankind is wicked and swift to shed blood. 

Edited March 17 by Marathoner

[BibleStudent100]

1 hour ago, Marathoner said:

They are no more wicked than others upon this earth, of whom much can be said (but won't).

So true, my brother!

[chirpy]

The issue is:  Their view of allah is contrary to the gospel. 

As was mentioned earlier - Islam teaches hate,  they are told to be nice to a point, but if you do not submit/convert, it is ok to kill you.  The ideology is not in compliance with the love of God. 

Unlike just a difference in opinion - they think it's good to kill if you do not submit. This posses a direct physical threat to our nation and community.

 

[Marilyn C]

12 hours ago, BibleStudent100 said:

Would someone explain why this information is so concerning to Bible students?  Is not spiritual apathy or even atheism with its emphasis on evolution or the decadence of American behavior of more concern than people who belong to the Islamic faith?  I have traveled to four Muslim countries (Indonesia, Morocco, Jordan, Egypt) and I have seen a LOT of people who dress like Westerners and who are Muslim, but are not radicalized.  Many speak English haltingly as they know that is the lingua franca and so to advance monetarily that is a necessity.  They also have been very kind to us and and they love their families as we have mingled closely with them at their homes, etc.

So, what is the issue?  

Hi BIbleStudent,

I`m glad you had good experiences with Muslim people. However, it is not their time yet. They (Sunnis) are playing the long- game whereas the Shia the small minority of Islam are trying to bring it on now.

What we are seeing is prophecy coming to pass. God`s word clearly tells us that Islam will arise and rule the world. It is the terrifying beast of Dan. 7: 7. We are just seeing how they `peacefully` infiltrate till their Mahadi comes and then nearly 2 billion followers of Islam will arise.

Oct. 7 is just a preview of what will happen all over the world to those who do not bow to their way.

Of course, the Body of Christ will be gone before that. (1 Thess. 5: 4 & 5)