ANOTHER STALIN RIDES AGAIN!
MAGOGITES ADDICTED TO NEW LEADER!
November 22, 2007
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
A leader has arisen in the land of Magog, who is setting the stage for the modern descendants of
Magog living in Russia, to eventually fulfill the role of the land of Magog in Ezekiel 38. According to the writings of Josephus, the famous Jew who wrote history for the Romans, the quote from Antiquites of the Jews, Book I, Chapter 6, Paragraph 1, has the following to say about Magog’s descendants – “Magog founded those that from him were named Magogites, but who are by the Greeks called Scythians.” At the time of Ezekiel’s writings the land of Magog was centered in Russia with tentacles that stretched across
the northern part of the Black Sea eastward to extreme western China.
This is the area from which the Assyrian Antichrist of Micah 5 will request assistance to finally eliminate Israel at the last battle of Armageddon, after she has been confined to the Negev Wilderness for more than three years.
For a description of the land of Magog attack against Israel see Archive Prophecy Updates 27 and 28 under “Prophecy Update” on our Web Site Menu.
For a description of Gog, the Chief Prince of Meshech and Tubal, the Assyrian Antichrist, see Archive Whole Number Prophecy Updates 62 to 69 under “Prophecy Update” on our Web Site Menu.
Begin BBC Article from World News
Putin attacks ‘jackal’ opponents
BBC NEWS
November 21, 2007
Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused opposition politicians of scavenging like jackals for funds from foreign embassies.
He also accused the West of meddling in Russian politics, saying: “Those who confront us need a weak and ill state.”
Mr Putin was addressing a crowd that carried banners praising him and urging him to continue leading Russia.
Though he quits the presidency next year, Mr Putin has indicated he will stay in politics – possibly as PM.
He has said he will head the list for the pro-Kremlin United Russia party in December’s parliamentary polls, though he is not a party member and will
not be obliged to take a seat in parliament.
His party has widespread support and is expected to win a huge majority.
Opposition and human rights groups have, however, accused Mr Putin of resurrecting Soviet-era practices to build an authoritarian, one-party state.
‘Dirty tricks’
Thousands of Mr Putin’s supporters p acked
a sports stadium on Wednesday to hear him speak.
Their banners praised the president and demanded Russia continue following his policies, while the venue’s loudspeakers played patriotic songs from the Soviet era.
Mr Putin attacked Russia’s opposition politicians, saying they were effectively
the agents of foreign governments.
“Unfortunately there are still those people in our country who act like jackals at foreign embassies… who count on the support of foreign funds and governments but not the support of their own people,” he said.
In an apparent reference to popular pro-Western movements in Ukraine and Georgia, he added: “They want to go out into the streets, they’ve learnt from Western specialists. They’ve trained in neighbouring republics.”
Mr Putin said the opposition wanted to create a “disoriented, divided” Russia that would be vulnerable to “dirty tricks”.
‘Total renewal’
“In the months to come we will have a total renewal of the top leadership of the state,” he said.
He also criticised those who had governed Russia during the 1990s, and who he said were now seeking to return to power to “restore an oligarchic regime, based on corruption and lies”.
Their names could be found among candidates and sponsors of some parties and “they will again cheat everyone” if they come to power, he said.
An audience member interviewed by the AFP news agency said: “It’s painful to imagine life without Putin.”
“We fear that without him it will be chaos,” Kristina Rastvorova, a member of a pro-Putin youth movement said.
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