A year after I was born, Israel was reborn. Of course, at age 1, I did not have a clue to the significance of that day, May 14, 1948, nor did I know of the numerous biblical predictions of Israel’s return to center stage.
As a kid, I went to Sunday School and sometimes, church, but I was 32 before I began to learn about these 2,700-year-old prophecies. That is sad. Until I read Hal Lindsey’s The Late Great Planet Earth and was introduced to biblical prophecies concerning the Last Days, I was unsure if God really existed. The more I read, the more I was convinced that prophecy was the proof of the pudding.
December 6, 2017, may prove to be the biggest day in Israel’s post-1948 history, at least, so far.
After Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama campaigned on and promised a move of the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, Israel’s eternal capital; there was finally a president who was actually plannin ...