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Experts Say Us Strikes On Iran Fulfill Two Biblical End‑Times Prophecies
Following America’s surprise attack on Iran, biblical academics are cautioning that there are even more indications that the end of the world is nigh.
According to a Christian podcast, two significant biblical passages that foretell unrest in the Middle East seem to be coming true in the wake of the bombings of three nuclear sites on Saturday night.
The New International Version (NIV) of the Bible’s 1 Thessalonians 5:3 is the focal point of the first of these apocalyptic predictions.
The verse, written by the Apostle Paul, warned that, “While people are saying, “Peace and safety,” destruction will come on them suddenly.”
President Trump, Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth, and other White House officials frequently used “peace” in relation to Operation Midnight Hammer in the hours following the US bombing raid.
America’s Israeli partners, meanwhile, have persisted in claiming that the world is now a “safer place” as a result of the bombing of Iran’s nuclear laboratories.
The prophet Isaiah and the neighbouring nation of Syria are mentioned in the second verse. Isaiah predicted that “Damascus will no longer be a city but will become a heap of ruins.”
Even though the entire city is not in ruins, Syria’s capital has been destroyed by the civil conflict and was made even worse by a suicide bombing of a Christian church on Sunday.
Biblical experts from the Living Waters podcast, which has over 1.6 million YouTube subscribers, hypothesised that the events in Syria and Iran were similar to the passages that predicted the end of the world in a surprising way.
Paul’s discussion of the “day of the Lord” in 1 Thessalonians is a biblical allusion to a future period of divine involvement and judgement.
Paul urged believers to remain watchful and dependable, emphasising how abrupt and unpredictable it is.
Many theologians and academics think that this verse has a direct connection to the prophesy of the end times.
A common subject in both the Old and New Testaments, the “day of the Lord” is frequently connected to apocalyptic events, the Second Coming of Christ, or the final judgement.
The reference to abrupt devastation in the midst of assertions of “peace and safety” implies a delusion of security before to disastrous occurrences, which is consistent with other scriptures’ depictions of the end times.
Following the bombing of Iran’s Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan nuclear sites, President Trump said “NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE!” in a Truth Social post.
Around the world, the late-night bombing strike has elicited both applause and condemnation. Critics worry that the decision to join Israel’s fight against Iran could lead to a full-scale international confrontation.
The United States has been cautioned by Iran’s allies, China and Russia, that direct action in Iran might lead to the involvement of all three nuclear-armed states in World War III.
Syria’s horrific terror assault on Sunday, meantime, was the most recent tragedy to strike the war-torn country.
The Mar Elias Church in Damascus’ Dweila neighbourhood was the scene of a suicide bombing that left at least 22 people dead and 63 injured.
After the explosion, horrifying video showed blood splashed over the broken stone walls and pews.
Syria’s interior ministry stated that an ISIS member was responsible for the incident, however no group immediately took credit for it.
The Syrian civil war has caused significant damage to Damascus, with certain sections being destroyed by combat, airstrikes, and neglect.
The Arab Spring’s pro-democracy demonstrations set off the civil conflict in March 2011.
Initially peaceful, these demonstrations called for changes and the overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad, whose family had controlled Syria since 1971.
By 2012, the regime’s brutal repression of demonstrators—which included military sieges, mass arrests, and torture—had turned into a full-fledged civil war as opposition militias rose up to defend themselves.
As the horrifying atrocities committed by Assad’s dictatorship have come to light in recent months, mass graves have purportedly been discovered in Syria, with human bones discovered in the streets of Damascus.
Following what locals and human rights organisations have characterised as years of Assad-era massacres, the Tadamon neighbourhood of the Syrian capital has been observed covered with bones.
In the past, the US has been pressuring Iran to resume talks, claiming that the present government was forced to give up its nuclear weapons development.
“A cry for peace in the world is seen by many as a prophetic sign of the last days,” the Living Waters podcast said on June 21.
The new film went on to say that, despite the rise in international instability, wars, and moral degeneration they witness all around them, many people worldwide can be seduced into a false sense of security by fresh appeals for peace.
This was clearly linked by the organisation to the continuing battle between Iran and Israel, which has been characterised by daily missile assaults since June 12.
Damascus and Jerusalem were mentioned as cities that would be in grave jeopardy if the end-time predictions were to come to pass.
“If a nuclear war broke out and a bomb was dropped on Damascus, that would certainly cause it to cease from being a city, and that would be a major sign that we’re in the last days,” the Christian podcast warned.
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