Iran's Motivating Factor

It's amazing how similar the final chapter is when comparing Islam to Christianity or the Koran and the Bible.

Islam expects a major war before their messiah is revealed. Christianity expects the same. (Probably 2, but that's another story).

Islam prays to the one true God. So does Christianity and the Jews. Christians believe that Muslims pray to a false god. Muslims think Jews pray to a false god, that they rewrote the Bible to favor themselves and that Christians pray to 3 gods. But those are side topics.

In the Bible, the story is that the little horn will arise to become a ruler/dictator of some sort, but their will be a greater horn after that.

Could his Iranian be the little horn? If so, it's hard to think that there could be someone worse for the world ready to take over for him.

This Iranian president, whose name I cannot spell, has revealed his personal agenda. He believes he is playing an active role in the return of their messiah. However before their messiah can come, there must be a major war. Since he's trying to acquire a nuke, and when you compare it to his prior comments and his personal agenda, it makes it obvious as to what his intentions are for the technology. Obviously, it's not for his own people. He's not after the ability to make energy for his country.

He intends to use this weapon. His prior comments and the fact that he is  led by the Koran mandate that someone take action against him before he gets what he wants. Neither the US nor Israel wants to attack Iran. Doing so will further divide all Muslims and the West. It will only insure that there will be further conflicts in the future.

However, the west can't allow this man to get what he wants. A nuke plus the  oil reserves in the world will force countries to do his will. All by himself, he could threaten the OPEC nations into selling oil to the US at much higher prices, if at all. Plus, there's Israel. Although they would never attack Jerusalem with a nuke, Tel Aviv however would be an option.

I suppose you'd have to say that the nuke is a secondary driving force. It's the war he wants in the end, given his comments and his desire to be personally helpful in bringing about his messiah. Him and his people have always felt that they've been a 3rd world country and the West has been responsible for that.

Given what the Bible says, and considering that if this is all true, I'm expecting this little horn to be taken out. He'll be attacked and suffer a major setback probably by Israel. Iran's toys will be destroyed. It will be very interesting what happens after that though. Will the Iranian be replaced by a 'greater' problem after being overthrown because of his preceived weakness having lost to the Jews, or will a second nation arise? I'm thinking the first option is more likely.

Read about this Iranians work and make your own conclusions. Tell me about them here.
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