Is the #USA the New Rome?
When #America received its independence in 1776, they came to a point where they needed to decide on the type of government, so they had a #Constitutional Convention in 1787.
What was the inspiration of this new government? It was the Roman Republic. This is significant for #BibleProphecy in understanding the #EndTimes. The Roman Empire destroys the city of #Jerusalem and the Second Temple (Matthew 24:1-2, Daniel 9:26). Rome is linked to Bible Prophecy. The 70 Weeks of Daniel (Daniel 9:24-27) links the Roman Empire with the End Times and the rebuilding of the Third Temple.
Does the #USA play a role in Bible #prophecy ? Only time will tell, but USA is clearly modeled after the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire.
The Founding Fathers were students of Roman, Greek histories and politics. The Romans established Check and Balances of Power, to protect against the nature of man’s ego.
Here are 6 Parallels with the #RomanRepublic that are built into the US Government.
1. We have a Senate, 2 individuals from each State., Rome had the first Senate, we even copied the word from the Roman Republic. The first senate had 100 members. In the end there was a conflict between the executive powers, Julius Ceaser was a consul. The Senate assassinated him for establishing a dictatorship.
2.We have the House of Representatives, Rome had the Plebian Council, representing the common people, passing legislation. This council was established as the wealth of Rome grew and the common people wanted a greater involvement in the choices. This was a check against the Senate.
3.We have a #constitution which is central to our government, This was also copied from the Roman Republic. Words such as veto, filibusters, term limits and even the electoral college can be found in the Roman Constitution. This document, delimited the right of #Roman Citizenship. Being a franchised citizen had privileges spelled out in the #Constitution.
4. We have a president, #Rome had Consuls, also known as the highest elected office in Rome, Sound familiar?
ATHEISM is Cult, it is mathematically impossible...here is the PROOF, using a 150 Chain Amino Acid a.k.a a Protein molecule.
The odds of assembling a specific 150-amino-acid sequence by random chance depend on whether you are calculating the exact sequence alone or factoring in prebiotic chemical hurdles.
1. Pure Mathematical Probability (Exact Sequence)
There are 20 standard amino acids used in biological proteins. For a specific sequence of 150 residues:
The mathematical odds. 10^{195}
that is 10 to the 195th power...
For perspective, the total number of subatomic particles in the observable universe is estimated at roughly 10^{80}.
2. Including Chemical Constraints
In an unguided chemical prebiotic environment, two additional hurdles arise for every link in the chain:
Chirality (Optical Isomerism): Life utilizes almost exclusively left-handed (L-form) amino acids. The chance of picking the L-form over the D-form is 1/2 per position (2^{-150} \approx 10^{-45}).
Peptide Bond Formation: Amino acids can bond in non-peptide configurations. The probability of forming a true alpha-peptide bond is roughly 1/2 per junction (2^{-149} \approx 10^{-45}).
Combining sequence specificity, homochirality, and peptide bonds gives:
3. Functional Tolerance vs. Exact Sequence
Proteins generally do not require a single, rigid sequence to fold and function; multiple variations at non-critical sites can perform the same enzymatic task.
Functional Fold Probability: Experiments measuring mutational tolerance (such as those by Douglas Axe on beta-lactamase folds) estimate that roughly 1 in 10^{74} to 10^{77} random 150-residue sequences adopt a stable, functional 3D fold.
@adoneikam You obviously don't know the history of the Quran...Uthman collected all copies of the Quran ... sent out an edited version to unify the text.
secondly, "vowell points" in the 8th Century. So it was CHANGED
Jesus is the only way to. Salvation
5 Questions to ask an Atheist Cult Member ..
5 Questions to ask an atheist cult member
1.Where did the Universe come from?
2. What was the cause of Life?
3. How did life encode it's construction components into DNA?
4. How did uninteligent life have the self awareness, to know it needed to replicate itself?
5. How did a simple cell develop replication systems?
The Muslim Jesus vs The Biblical Jesus
The Muslim Jesus versus the Biblical Jesus. Though Islam claims to believe in Jesus, the Jesus that Islam believes in is much different than the Jesus of the Bible. What does that mean? That means that they are two different Jesus', just like one person has the same name as another person, the Jesus of Islam and the Jesus of the Bible are not the same Jesus. The Jesus of Islam is the creation of Muhammad, he is not the Messiah described by the prophets of the Old Testament not the Jesus of the Bible.
What's the difference? the Jesus of the Bible is the son of God, God incarnate, one of the virgin, who died on the cross to pay for our sins, so we can go into heaven. The Jesus of the Bible fulfills the prophets of the Old Testament which foretold that the Messiah would come and die for the sins of humanity and through his death we would receive forgiveness of sins. you could read about this in Isaiah chapter 53, which was written 700 years before the birth of Jesus. Isaiah told us that when the Messiah came he would be killed for our sins and we would receive forgiveness of our sins through his death.
You see the Jesus of Islam cannot pay for your sins, if you believe in the Jesus of Islam you will die in your sins because the Jesus of Islam never died on the cross he was taken up into heaven only to return, only to return and proclaim himself a Muslim get married have children and die and be buried next to Mohammed, he would be the assistant of the mahati an assistant! This is very important to understand because without the blood of Jesus there is no forgiveness of sins.
Acts 23 – Paul Before the Sanhedrin: Jesus and Judaism https://t.co/clq6LWkYIW via @YouTube
Acts 23 – Paul Before the Sanhedrin: Courage, Division, and Divine Protection
In Acts 23 the Apostle Paul stands before the Jewish Sanhedrin, the same council that condemned Jesus and later Stephen. What unfolds is a masterclass in bold witness, spiritual discernment, and the unmistakable hand of God protecting His servant.
Paul begins by declaring that he has lived before God in all good conscience. When the high priest Ananias orders him struck on the mouth, Paul rebukes him as a “whitewashed wall”—then immediately apologizes once he learns it is the high priest, showing respect for the office even while confronting corruption (citing Exodus 22:28). Sensing the deep division in the council, Paul wisely declares that he is on trial concerning “the hope and the resurrection of the dead.” This single statement explodes the assembly: the Pharisees (who believe in resurrection, angels, and spirits) side with Paul, while the Sadducees (who deny all three) erupt in opposition. The uproar becomes so violent that the Roman commander fears Paul will be torn apart and forcibly removes him.
That night the Lord Himself stands by Paul and says, “Take courage, for as you have testified about Me in Jerusalem, so you must testify also in Rome.” God’s promise is clear—Paul’s mission is not finished.
The next day more than forty Jews bind themselves under a curse, vowing neither to eat nor drink until they have killed Paul. They conspire with the chief priests and elders to request another hearing so they can ambush him. But God’s providence intervenes: Paul’s young nephew overhears the plot, informs Paul, and is brought to the Roman commander. Claudius Lysias immediately transfers Paul under heavy armed guard to Caesarea, sending a letter to Governor Felix that truthfully explains the situation and clears Paul of any capital crime under Roman law.
Key Takeaways from a Conservative, Biblical Perspective
The resurrection of Jesus Christ remains the central hope of the gospel and the dividing line between truth and error.
God is sovereign over both human schemes and political authorities. No plot against His appointed witness can succeed outside His will.
Respect for God-ordained authority is required even when those in authority are corrupt (Paul’s response to the high priest).
Divine encouragement comes precisely when it is needed: the Lord personally strengthens Paul for the next stage of his mission to Rome.
God often uses ordinary means (a young nephew’s alertness) to accomplish extraordinary protection.
Acts 23 reminds us that faithful testimony will provoke opposition, yet the risen Lord remains present with His people and will finish what He has begun.
Scripture FocusActs 23:1–10 – Paul before the Sanhedrin Acts 23:11 – The Lord’s encouragement Acts 23:12–35 – The plot and transfer to Caesarea
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Acts22: How an Orthodox Jew became the Greatest Christian Evangelist https://t.co/ixo2NJm5A6 via @YouTube
Acts 22 – Paul’s Defense: From Zealous Persecutor to Chosen Witness
In Acts 22 the Apostle Paul stands on the steps of the Antonia Fortress and addresses a hostile Jewish crowd in their own language. What follows is one of the most powerful personal testimonies in Scripture—and a clear demonstration of how the risen Christ radically transforms a life.
Paul begins by establishing his impeccable Jewish credentials: born in Tarsus, raised in Jerusalem, trained under the highly respected Rabbi Gamaliel, and once a fierce persecutor of “the Way.” He was present at Stephen’s death and dragged believers to prison. Then everything changed on the Damascus road. A blinding light from heaven, the voice of the risen Jesus—“Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me?”—and the command to go into the city. There Ananias, a devout Jewish believer, restores his sight, baptizes him, and announces that God has chosen him to be a witness to all men of what he has seen and heard.
Later, while praying in the temple, Paul receives another vision from the Lord: the people of Jerusalem will not accept his testimony. Jesus therefore sends him “far away to the Gentiles.” The moment Paul utters that word, the crowd erupts in rage, demanding his death. The Roman commander intervenes and nearly has him flogged—until Paul calmly reveals that he is a Roman citizen by birth.
Key Takeaways from a Conservative, Dispensational Perspective
Paul’s conversion is historical fact, not religious myth. The risen Christ personally appeared to him.
God remains sovereign over both Israel and the nations. The rejection of the Messiah by the Jewish leadership does not cancel God’s promises to Israel; it advances the temporary turning to the Gentiles (consistent with the progressive revelation seen throughout Acts).
Personal testimony rooted in the finished work of Christ remains a powerful tool for the gospel.
Roman citizenship in God’s providence protects Paul so that the gospel can continue to Rome.
This chapter confronts us with a searching question: Has the same risen Jesus who confronted Saul of Tarsus confronted you? And are you willing to be His witness—wherever He sends you?
Scripture FocusActs 22:1–21 – Paul’s testimony Acts 22:22–29 – The uproar and Roman citizenship
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Spiritual Warfare
Its warfare in the spiritual realms between the followers of the Lord, including angels and believers versus Satan and his minions, including fallen angels and lost souls. In the book of Daniel, chapter 10, we see this warfare in action.
Daniel is an old man; he is praying for Jerusalem to be restored and the Temple to be rebuilt. Daniel is praying for 21 days, but there still is no answer to his prayer….
Then… suddenly a mighty angel appears to Daniel, He tells Daniel what has happened from the time he started to pray….
Then I heard the sound of his words, and as I heard the sound of his words, I fell on my face in deep sleep with my face to the ground. And behold, a hand touched me and set me trembling on my hands and knees. And he said to me, “O Daniel, man greatly loved, understand the words that I speak to you, and stand upright, for now I have been sent to you.” And when he had spoken this word to me, I stood up trembling. Then he said to me, “Fear not, Daniel, for from the first day that you set your heart to understand and humbled yourself before your God, your words have been heard, and I have come because of your words. The prince of the kingdom of Persia withstood me twenty-one days, but Michael, one of the chief princes, came to help me, for I was left there with the kings of Persia, and came to make you understand what is to happen to your people in the latter days. For the vision is for days yet to come.”
(Daniel 10:9-14)
The angel tells Daniel, the “Prince of Persia withstood him for 21 days, but then the arch angel Michael came to help this angel.. The Prince of Persia was a “Demonic” force that had control over Persia, this demon, the “Prince of Persia” was resisting the prayer of Daniel.
Notice what the angel says to Daniel, two important points:
1.From the first day you set your heart to understand….and humble yourself…your words were heard.
2.I have come because of your WORDS.
Your Words in Spiritual Warfare have power… the angel said “I have come because of your WORDS”… remember that when you Pray, your Word empower action in the spiritual realms.
#spiritualwarfare #Daniel10 #princeofpersia #endtimes #prayer
The Third Temple & The End Times
This video will help you understand how the Third Temple fits into Bible prophecy. First and second temple were located on a site known as the Temple mount, this site is now occupied by the dome of the Rock, according to Bible prophecy beginning event during the tribulation. Is going to be an agreement to rebuild the Third Temple. This is what's happening right now if you follow the news and you do the research you'll see that the Third Temple is in the process of being debated about and discussed the major problem is the Islamic resistance to allowing a third Temple.
The book of Daniel gives us an exact timeline of God's prophetic plan and Daniel chapter 9 we have an event known as the 70 weeks of Daniel. In the 70 weeks of Daniel we are told that when the Messiah comes he's going to be cut off or killed this is a Daniel 9:26 this happened exactly at the time that was predicted in the book of Daniel and this was fulfilled by Jesus Jesus the Messiah was cut off and killed by the nation of Israel ask for told in the book of Daniel 530 years for his birth.
Then Daniel tells us after the Messiah is cut off a people of a prince who's to come, the prince who is to come, is Future and that's the future world leader but it links the people of the princes to come they will destroy the city of Jerusalem and the temple after the Messiah is cut off. After the death of Jesus, in ad 33, the armies of Rome came and they destroyed the city of Jerusalem and the temple, fulfilling the words of Daniel who wrote about the event 600 years before it happened. Then Daniel tells us there's going to be a period of desolation after the Messiah is cut off and the City of Jerusalem's destroyed this was the last 2000 years the last 2000 years there was no nation of Israel but there were only 69 of the 70 weeks completed at this point the beginning of Daniel's 70th week is when the Third Temple is built that's what Daniel 9:27 is all about.
What is the origin of Islam? The Jews founded the city of Yathrob, which later became known as Medina in Arabia. How did the Jews get to Arabia? In history we know the city of Jerusalem was twice destroyed by invading armies. Babylon destroyed Jerusalem in in 587 BC, and Jews fled to Arabia and built a community in the desert. This community thrived outside of the reach of the Roman, Persian and Greek Empires. Then in AD 70, when the Romans destroyed Jerusalem more Jews, the Pharisees also fled to Arabia, the community thrived. Arab tribes joined the Jews and learned about the God of the Jews. In AD 610, Mohammad met them Arabs of Medina, he claimed to be God's prophet. They invited him to Medina, where he interacted with the Jews. He claimed to be a prophet, the Jews rejected and mocked him. First he had the Arabs pray toward Jerusalem, but when the Jews rejected him, he had them pray toward Mecca instead. Mohammad copied and rewrote Pharisee Judaism, along with portions of Christianity and Zoroastrianism into what we know as Islam.