Michael Anthony Furtado

As accounts of Syrian deaths and accounts of morally perverse state violence by president Assad during his regime, most importantly his regimes' use of very extreme torture on his dissident citizens as various international news agencies and other sources have reported, many are left wondering what shall be the fate of Damascus as well as the rest of Syria. As proclaimed by the prophet Isaiah, Damascus shall see its end as even being a city and shall be reduced to rubble. That is the near and present road set before us and those blessed with the eye for seeking the truth in prophecy and those who wisely look at the road ahead of them, desiring to know the truth, understand this. What will happen in the near future will be the ruin, indeed of the physical Damascus; its buildings, its infrastructure, its roads as well as its bridges, etc, but those many blessed and cherished peoples among the Syrians,who escape the end of this conflict, should escape Damascus, and its leaders, though...

The only uncorrupted version of the Holy Bible for English speakers, is the Holy Bible in the Old King James, in my humble opinion. I shall add though, that the subtitled chapter headings as they appear throughout the work may better off be excluded, perhaps, as they are not uninterpreted. God bless!

The Lord's Word as revealed in Scripture, with respect to Isaiah 20:3 reveals the following future for Egyptians: The national spirit of Egyptians, that which stayed too close to the gods that are in opposition to the God of Israel and His beloved son Jesus Christ shall soon fall further away from His glorious blessings as they will lose His wise and blessed leadership, sadly, since the failings of it's leaders in Egypt have not set to mind the Egyptians to disregard the blasphemous methods of people who disregard the true God. The redemption of Egypt's people through the rejection of the failing, profane and imperfect theology of the authority of Islam, along with the acceptance of fashionable materialism arising from the West and atheism amongst other trends in moral thinking will continue to suffocate the Egyptian spirit whose goal amongst the righteous is to live in a more perfect society. The many Egyptians who had so much hope in the ways of the Christians whom led t...