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End-Time Signs: Earthquakes, Chemtrails, Persecution and Same-Sex Marriage

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In the wake of last week’s devastating Oklahoma tornado, our thoughts and prayers are with the residents of Moore, Oklahoma, many of whom have lost everything. A massive EF4 twister cut a 20-mile path of destruction across this US town of 55,000, packing wind speeds of up to 200 miles per hour (320 kph). As children hid in closets and clung to walls, two schools were leveled. Many houses were also totally demolished. At least 24 people died and many more were injured. Oklahoma was not the only state to be hit in an outbreak of tornados.

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Young Israeli Men and Women Put Their Lives on the Line to Protect Israelis

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When violence erupts or when war breaks out, it’s the young men and women of the IDF who are called to risk their lives on the front lines of the battle. War is looming in Israel. Around the world, and inside Israel, the rumor mill is busy with talk about Israel potentially swooping into Iran to destroy its nuclear weapons facilities. The threat is so real that journalists with prestigious news agencies like CNN are focusing in on Israel’s possible strategies for taking out Iran’s nuclear bunkers, and the likelihood of their success.

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Yeshua (Jesus) and the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women

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The United Nations continues to knock down Israel again, again, and again. Last Friday, this end-time, often anti-Semitic organization, used “women” as their hammer and nail. On March 9th, the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women blamed Israel for the plight of Palestinian women. An outrageous resolution was drafted stating that the “Israeli occupation” remained “the major obstacle for Palestinian women with regard to their advancement, self-reliance and integration in their society’s development.” That absurd resolution came on the heels of International Women’s Day and the Festival of Purim, which had both been celebrated the day before.

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