7/4/06
And
Elohim said further to Mosheh, “Thus you are to say to the
children of Yisra’ĕl,
‘
[YHWH]
Elohim
of your fathers, the Elohim of Abraham, the Elohim of Yitsḥaq,
and the Elohim of Yaaqob, has sent me to you. This is My Name
forever, and this is My remembrance to all generations.’ (Exodus
3:15)
…let
it be known to all of you, and to all the people of Yisra’ĕl,
that in the Name of Yeshua Messiah
of Natsareth, whom you impaled, whom Elohim raised from the dead, by Him
this one stands before you, healthy. This is ‘the stone which was
rejected by you builders, which has become the chief cornerstone.’
“And there is no deliverance in anyone else, for there is no other
Name under the heaven given among men by which we need to be saved.” (Acts
4:10-12)
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Today
we have the following updates:
NEW
FOR TODAY:
AMERICA:
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NORAD
Air Base On Heightened Alert
<- FEATURE!
As the U.S. continues to express concern about
the possibility of a North Korean missile test directed toward
American territory and the rest of the world holds its breath over a
close encounter with an asteroid, several U.S. air bases are on
heightened alert. But no one is talking about why. The Cheyenne
Mountain Air Station, which houses NORAD -- charged with monitoring
the North Korea situation -- is now at "Bravo-Plus."
CHRISTIAN
PERSECUTION:
CHRISTIANITY:
EZEKIEL
38/39 PLAYER(S):
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Assad
Steps Up Support For Palestinians
DAMASCUS - President Bashar al-Assad renewed
Syria's support for the Palestinians on Monday in the heat of a
military escalation sparked by the capture of an Israeli soldier by
Palestinian militants. "Syria stands shoulder-to-shoulder with
the Palestinian people in their crisis and faced with Israeli
repression," Assad told the country's highest political body,
the state news agency SANA reported.
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Iran
Has Until July 12 to Stop Enrichment
VIENNA, Austria (AP) - Western powers will
reactivate efforts to punish Iran through possible U.N. Security
Council sanctions unless it suspends uranium enrichment and agrees
to talks on its nuclear program by July 12, diplomats said Monday.
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Iran
Purchased Long-Range Missiles From Russia
Russia over the weekend confirmed reports that
a number of years ago, Iran purchased long-range missiles, in the
Ukraine, capable of carrying non-conventional warheads.
ISRAEL
HAPPENINGS:
Aliyah
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Many
Israeli emigrants coming home
Since 2003 the number of Israeli immigrants returning to the country
has steadily risen: In 2003 2,696 Israelis came home, 3,554 returned
in 2004 and 4,205 moved back in 2005.
Israel's
Enemies -
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Has
Israel lost the Spirit of '76?
Israel's operation in Gaza comes less than a year after its
unilateral retreat last summer, when more than 8,000 Jews were
expelled from the homes and communities some of them had lived in
for decades. This, Israelis were told, would mean
"disengagement" from their enemies — the Palestinians
would have all of Gaza to themselves and violence would be thwarted
by the security fence separating them from Israel.
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Israel
Says No Negotiations On Soldier
Three Palestinian militant groups that
captured an Israeli soldier demanded Monday that 1,500 Palestinian
prisoners start being released in less than 24 hours, implying that
he would be killed, but Israel said it would not negotiate.
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Miscellaneous
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Police
weigh banning J'lem gay parade
Jerusalem police are expected to decide this week whether to allow a
controversial international gay pride parade to take place in the
city this summer amidst growing international opposition to the
event by an unusual coalition of religious Christians, Jews, and
Muslims around the world.
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Planned
Withdrawal -
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Olmert
still refuses to get it
Olmert refused to send forces into Gaza to contend with the
transformation of Gaza into a strategic threat to Israel because
doing so would involve acknowledging that his plan to retreat from
Judea, Samaria and parts of Jerusalem will turn Tel Aviv, Jerusalem,
Hadera, Afula and Be'ersheva into frontline communities. He refused
to send forces into Gaza because doing so would demonstrate that
Israel cannot defend its cities from their outskirts.
LAST
DAYS DELUSIONS:
MEDICAL
BREAKTHROUGHS:
Cancer
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Immune
System Disorders -
Scientists
Develop T-Cells from Embryonic Stem Cells
<- FEATURE!
UCLA scientists have for the first time developed immune cells from
embryonic stem cells. The
discovery could one day improve treatment for people with AIDS and
other blood disorders, who lack enough immune cells to fight their
disease.
Neuroloogical
Disorders -
Antipsychotic
Drug Linked to Metabolic Syndrome
According to a study conducted at University of Rochester Center in
N.Y., patients who are taking clozapine, the most effective
antipsychotic drug, have significantly higher rates of metabolic
syndrome. Metabolic syndrome is a group of conditions that can
increase the risk for diabetes, stroke, and heart disease.
Women's
Health -
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HRT:
Setting the Record Straight
Once, hormone replacement therapy was hailed as the end to the
misery of menopause. But in recent years, many doctors have been
turning away from the treatment as more and more reports of the
negative side effects surface. Is HRT really as bad as some say it
is? Or is it even worse?
RUMORS
OF WAR:
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North
Korea Threatens U.S. With 'Nuclear War'
<- FEATURE!
North
Korea would respond to a pre-emptive U.S. military attack with an
"annihilating strike and a nuclear war," the state-run
media said Monday, heightening anti-U.S. rhetoric amid close
scrutiny of its missile program.
TERRORISM/TERRORISTS:
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Deadline
Passes for Captured Israeli Soldier in Gaza
A deadline set by Palestinian militants for
Israel to free hundreds of prisoners in exchange for a captured
soldier expired on Tuesday with the Jewish state rejecting any swap.
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Hamas
Threatens Attacks In Israel
<- FEATURE!
The military wing of the governing Palestinian
party, Hamas, has said it will attack targets inside Israel if
Israel does not end its Gaza offensive. However, Israeli Prime
Minister Ehud Olmert has ordered his military to intensify its
action there.
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Palestinian
Militants Issue Ultimatum To Israel
Palestinian militants who abducted an Israeli
soldier gave Israel less than 24 hours on Monday to meet their
demands to release Palestinian prisoners, threatening unspecified
consequences if it refused.
NEW
FOR YESTERDAY:
ANTI-SEMITISM:
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Arabs
Back Syria After Israeli Flyover
The flyover by Israeli warplanes that buzzed
President Bashar Assad's summer home may have embarrassed Syria, but
it also rallied Arab support around Damascus.
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EU
President Calls On Israel To Free Palestinian Officials
Israel should release detained Palestinian
officials and the Palestinian side should free immediately an
Israeli soldier, said Finnish Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen on
Saturday, whose country has just assumed the European Union (EU)'s
rotating presidency.
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Factions
Call On Arab, Islamic Countries To Boycott Israel
The Palestinian Following-up Committee
comprising national and Islamic factions on Saturday called on Arab
and Islamic countries to sever diplomatic ties with Israel and
boycott it.
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Iran
Condemns 'Zionists' Crimes In Palestine
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Hamid-Reza
Asefi said Friday that 'Zionist' regime's recent aggressions on the
Palestinian occupied lands stem from its international isolation,
IRNA reported.
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Jordan
Condemns Israeli Gaza offensive
Jordan on Thursday condemned the ongoing
Israeli massive ground offensive in the Gaza Strip. Jordanian
government spokesman Nasser Judeh said that Jordan was upset by the
continuation of the Israeli military operation against the
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, slamming it as "a collective
punishment."
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Murderer
Israel, Get out of Palestine, Chanted Thousands of Turks in Istanbul
Friday
Thousands of angry Turks burned an Israeli
flag Friday and chanted "Murderer Israel, Get out of
Palestine!" to protest Israel's offensive into the Gaza Strip.
Hundreds of women, wearing black chadors or covering their heads
with Islamic-style head scarves, carried Palestinian flags and
banners which read: "Israel is burning Palestine." Police
said about 5,000 people participated in the protest outside
Istanbul's Bayazid Mosque.
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Syria
Vows To Defend Itself Against Israel
Syria vowed Thursday to defend itself after
Israel threatened to kill Hamas militants based in Damascus and flew
warplanes over a Syrian presidential palace. Israel, meanwhile, was
on high alert for possible retaliation.
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Thousands
In Egypt Rally For Palestinians
Several thousand protesters at one of Cairo's
main mosques called Friday for holy war against Israel to help the
Palestinians in their conflict with the Jewish state.
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Thousands
In Indonesia Protest Israel Gaza Actions
Thousands of Indonesian Muslims rallied in
front of the heavily fortified U.S. embassy in Jakarta on Sunday,
condemning Israeli military actions in the Gaza Strip.
END
TIMES:
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"There
Shall be Scoffers In the Last Days"
(by
Spirit Journals)
There is no escaping the fact that from Genesis to Revelation the
“last days,” the “latter times,” and the “end times,”
and other similar terms are used again and again with what is
clearly a major theme of the Bible. Israel is the key to Bible
prophecy. I know there are well-meaning ministries out there who put
the church in the forefront of all end time events, thus producing
such viewpoints as a mid-tribulation rapture, a post-tribulation
rapture and even some camps who teach there will be no rapture. All
that has been written in the past by prophets and apostles has a
bulls eye on THIS time of history when we are seeing events take
place that scholars in the early 1900s and even mid-1900s would have
paid blood for to see. To make the last days anything less than a
time of great social, economic and spiritual upheaval prior to
Christ’s return is false.
EUROPEAN
UNION:
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EU
Envoy Voices Hope For Solving Gaza Standoff Soon
EU Middle East envoy Marc Otte voiced hope on
Friday for soon solving the current standoff in Gaza over the
abduction of an Israeli soldier by Palestinian militants. "We
hope that the developments in the next few hours and days will allow
a lifting of the (Israeli) siege and allow the two sides to talk
without the language of weapons," Otte said after a meeting
with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Gaza City.
EZEKIEL
38-39 PLAYER(S):
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Ahmadinejad:
Nuke Program Will Continue
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said
yesterday Tehran will continue its uranium enrichment programme
despite international calls to halt the sensitive project. "The
Iranian government and the people have decided, and without any
doubt with dignity and glory we will pass this phase," he was
quoted as saying from Gambia after explaining Iran's fuel cycle
programme, which has enriching uranium as its focus, to Ivory Coast
President Laurent Gbagbo.
ISRAEL
HAPPENINGS:
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Demands
To Free 1,000 Prisoners Rejected
Israel on Saturday rejected demands from
Palestinian militants who captured an Israeli soldier to free 1,000
prisoners and end an assault on Gaza aimed at winning his release.
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Egypt
To Hamas: Sunday Morning Deadline
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak gave Hamas
terrorists until Sunday morning to decide whether to accept his
proposal for the release of their hostage, IDF Corporal Gilad Shalit.
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"Gaza
Crisis May Set Off Another Conflict"
The current "grave crisis" in Gaza
strip could easily set off another conflict between Palestinians and
Israelis unless all sides back off from the brink, a top United
Nations official has warned.
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Israel
Hits Palestinian PM's Office
An Israeli helicopter fired a missile into the
empty office of Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh on Sunday
in an apparent signal the Hamas leader could be targeted unless
militants released an abducted soldier.
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Israel
Quiet On Second Kidnap Claim
A SECOND Israeli soldier has been kidnapped
and will be killed unless Israel ends its military offensive in the
Palestinian territories, the radical Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades
declared overnight.
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The
burden of Damascus. Behold, Damascus is taken away from being a
city, and it shall be a ruinous heap.
(Isaiah 17:1)...
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Israel
Threatens To Hit Damascus
Israel holds Khaled Mashal, the leader of
Hamas' Syrian branch, responsible for the abduction of two Israeli
soldiers and wants Syria to expel Palestinian leaders from the
country. Israel threatened to kill Hamas militants based in
Damascus.
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Israeli
Military Told to 'Do All It Can'
Defense Minister Amir Peretz told the Cabinet meeting that Israel
would go after "higher-caliber targets" in the future - a
reference to senior Hamas officials inside and outside the
Palestinian territories, a high-ranking political official said.
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Israel
warns: free soldier or PM dies
ISRAEL last night threatened to assassinate
Palestinian Prime Minister Ismael Haniyeh if Hamas militants did not
release a captured Israeli soldier unharmed.
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Key
Gaza Goods Crossing To Be Reopened On Sunday For Urgent Aid
<- I wonder how many would do this for
Israel if the shoe were on the other foot???
Israeli Defense Minister Amir Peretz decided
on Saturday to reopen the Karni goods crossing on the Gaza-Israel
border as of Sunday in order to facilitate the transfer of urgent
humanitarian aid. Peretz also decided to allow 150 trucks carrying
staple foodstuff and medicine to pass through Karni every day for
the next four days starting from Sunday. In addition, the minister
ordered to open a key gas depot to ease the severe fuel shortage in
the Gaza Strip since the Israeli army launched a broad ground
offensive into the desert coastal strip on early Wednesday to free a
soldier
kidnapped by Palestinian militants.
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Peretz:
Syria Responsible For Shalit
Defense Minister Amir Peretz spoke on Saturday
evening with US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and asked her to
send an "aggressive" message to Syrian President Bashar
Assad.
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A
Prayer for Israel (Psalm 83) - Turn on
your speakers... background song by Barry & Batya Segal.
MEDICAL
BREAKTHROUGHS:
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Diabetes
Adds 15 Years
People with diabetes can expect to develop cardiovascular disease
about 15 years sooner than people without the condition.
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Erratic
Blood Pressure Predicts Stroke Death
Stroke victims who demonstrate a wide variability in their blood
pressure during the first few hours in the emergency room are
significantly more likely to die from the stroke than those whose
blood pressure remains more constant, report researchers from the
Mayo Clinic.
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Prostate
Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
A new vaccine designed to battle an especially serious form of
prostate cancer has shown promising results in early clinical
trials.
MISCELLANEOUS:
OCCULT:
PICTURES:
POLITICALLY
CORRECT BABBLE!:
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State
Department website ignores Palestinian terror
Rewards for Justice, a program administered by
the U.S. State Department for the purpose of "bring[ing]
international terrorists to justice," includes names,
photographs and other background information about those wanted for
attacks against American citizens in places such as the Philippines,
Yemen and Italy on it's website, but when it comes to Israel, the
site fails to identify a single perpetrator of a suicide bombing or
other attack as a Palestinian.
SCIENCE/ARCHAEOLOGY:
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Israeli
students discover Byzantine-era mosaic
JERUSALEM (CNS) -- Just as they were preparing
for the end of the school year, students from the Neve Shalom/Wahat
al-Salam Jewish-Arab school taking part in a yearlong archaeological
educational enrichment project uncovered a Byzantine-era mosaic covered
with crosses.
SIGNS
OF THE TIMES/PLAGUES:
STRANGE
HEAVENLY SIGNS:
Have
a blessed, peaceful day in the Lord! Peg.
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