Iran’s Prophesied Disaster, Regime Change and Dispersion :: By Bill Salus

About 2,600 years ago, in a prediction that has been vastly overlooked by most of today’s top Bible prophecy experts, the Hebrew prophet Jeremiah predicted Iran would undergo a massive, possibly nuclear, disaster! Jeremiah declared that this epic event would be caused by the Lord and occur in the latter days.

Additionally, the foretelling predicts a regime change and the worldwide dispersion of many Iranian refugees. Jeremiah 49:38 declares, “’I will establish my sovereignty over Elam. I will destroy their king and their leaders,’ says the Lord.” Some translations say, “I will set My throne in Elam.” Jeremiah 49:36 states that “there will not be a nation where Elam’s exiles do not go.”

THE PROPHECY OF ELAM: (Jeremiah 49:34-39)

“The word of the Lord that came to Jeremiah the prophet against Elam, in the beginning of the reign of Zedekiah king of Judah, saying, ‘Thus says the Lord of hosts: ‘Behold, I will break the bow of Elam, The foremost of their (military) might. Against Elam I will bring the four winds From the four quarters of heaven, And scatter them toward all those winds; There shall be no nations where the outcasts of Elam will not go.

“For I will cause Elam to be dismayed before their enemies And before those who seek their life. I will bring disaster upon them, My fierce anger,’ says the Lord; ‘And I will send the sword after them Until I have consumed them.  I will set My throne in Elam, And will destroy from there the king and the princes [leaders or officials],’ says the Lord.” (Jeremiah 49:34-39, NKJV; emphasis added.)

THE PROPHECY OF ELAM SUMMARIZED AND EXPLAINED

Bible prophecy predicts that Iran faces double trouble in the end times. These foretellings are found in Jeremiah 49:34-39 , addressing ancient Elam, and Ezekiel 38:5 concerning Persia. In my book entitled Nuclear Showdown in Iran, Revealing the Ancient Prophecy of Elam, I point out that these are two distinctly different prophecies.

(Read this article) –Are Jeremiah 49:34-39 and Ezekiel 38 the same event? What about Psalm 83?

(In the short video at the following link, Dr. Bill Salus and Tom Hughes discuss the Elam prophecy): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aLM4LdDcDY

Jeremiah issued his prophecy of Elam around 596 BC, and about a decade or two later, Ezekiel penned his predictions about Persia. The map of Iran in this article identifies the location of these former territories, which have always been geographically isolated from each other by the Zagros Mountains.

There once was a time around the 6th century BC, when Elam and Persia, renamed Iran in 1935 AD, were in good standing with the Lord. This former period was when King Cyrus the Great ruled over the dominant Persian Empire. Ezra 1:3 informs that King Cyrus recognized that, “The Lord God of Israel (He is God).” Thus, Cyrus was apparently a believer, but according to Jeremiah, the leaders presiding over Iran in the latter years will not be of the same spiritual mindset. Therefore, the Lord destroys the regime and subsequently sets His throne or somehow positions His authority over the territory.

Below is a summary of the details of the Jeremiah 49:34-39 prophecy. Jeremiah 49:34-37 presents bad news for Iranians, but Jeremiah 49:38-39 offers them good news. The Lord says that He will perform the nine following events:

1. He will bring disaster upon Iranians because of His fierce anger. (Jer. 49:37)
2. He will destroy from there the king and the princes, apparently causing a regime change. (Jer. 49:38)
3. He willbreak the bow of Iran at the foremost of its might. (Jer. 49:35)
4. He will bring the four winds from the four quarters of heaven. (Jer. 49:36)
5. He will scatter Iranians toward all those winds (worldwide). (Jer. 49:36)
6. He will cause dismay in Iran before its enemies who seek Iranian lives. (Jer. 49:37)
7. He will send the sword after them until He has consumed them. (Jer. 49:37)
8. He will establish His throne in Iran. (Jer. 49:38)
9. He will (in the latter days) bring back the captives of Iran. (Jer. 49:39)

In a nutshell, Jeremiah predicts that in the end times, the leadership of Iran will fiercely anger the Lord. Since these are the latter days, then that likely alludes to the present rogue Islamic regime. The Lord is apparently fiercely angry because these leaders want to launch something lethal somewhere.

The Lord prevents this from happening by somehow incapacitating Iran’s missile launching capabilities, and He specifically aims to destroy the chief place of Iran’s military might, which likely alludes to its nuclear program.

Iran launched many missiles into Iraq between 1980-1988, and the Lord did not prevent this, so it must be a different country that the Lord is attempting to protect, presumably Israel. The present leaders of Iran have publicly stated their intentions to wipe Israel off the map, which is an event that the Lord will absolutely not allow!

This destruction upon Iran occurs in the ancient territory of Elam, as shown on the map, and it causes a catastrophe! This is the location of most of Iran’s missiles and launchers, as well as the following nuclear and missile development sites:

Isfahan: Iran’s largest nuclear research facility.

Natanz: Iran’s primary enrichment facility.

Shiraz: Iran’s special weapons and missile development facility.

Bushehr: One of Iran’s nuclear reactors.

The predicted disaster in Iran occurs at a time during the latter days when Iran has an assortment of enemies, which is the case today, namely Israel and America.

All of the above results in an apparent humanitarian crisis because Iranian exiles are forced to flee worldwide.

(Read this article) – Does the Bible Predict Iranians Will Soon Flee to America?

Some Bible prophecy experts teach that this prophecy has been historically fulfilled, but no such historical records prove this.

(Read this article) – Has the Prophecy of Elam in Jeremiah 49:34-39 Been Historically Fulfilled?

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Kings Without Kingdoms :: By Jan Markell

Is the Board of Peace a Part of Bible Prophecy?

The Bible describes a future period in which authority is concentrated not solely in traditional kingdoms but in a limited number of powerful figures who operate beyond national boundaries. And that is why I am paying close attention to President Trump’s Board of Peace.

Here are some fast facts:

1) President Trump will serve as chairman and wield considerable overall control. It will help resolve conflicts globally. He has the sole authority to invite new members and appoint a successor.

2) Global peace seems to be their goal, though they will participate in other global duties as well. The immediate focus of the Board of Peace will be Gaza, though there was no word about Gaza in the charter.

3) A lot of Godless people seem to be in charge, such as Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, Tony Blair, and almost 60 more movers and shakers. Most have a worldly view of the world and of “peace.”

4) Though originally announced as the international body created to oversee the rebuilding and initial governance of Gaza, the document curiously never mentions Gaza. Why not? Does President Trump envision this as the beginnings of an alternative or replacement to the United Nations? At face value, that sounds like a great idea!

5) The price tag for a nation-state being a member is $1 billion. That eliminates some third-world countries, and maybe that is good. The Somalias of the world will have to watch from afar.

6) Most European countries, including the United Kingdom, France, and Germany, have declined a position on the board, leading to significant dominance of the Middle Eastern Arab states on the Board of Peace.

7) The Board of Peace will be run by artificial intelligence and is clearly preparing the Mark of the Beast system. It seems to be setting up the Antichrist end-time system.

8) The newly established Board of Peace is organized into a tiered hierarchy of multiple levels of oversight committees.

9) Russia has been invited. How can a country engaged in a brutal war be a part of a Board of Peace?

10) The Pope has been invited, too. An end-time establishment is surely not complete without participation from the Vatican! The world awaits a spiritual leader!

11) Israel is invited but is outraged to be on a platform with the likes of Qatar and Turkey.

12) The Board of Peace seeks to promote stability, restore dependable and lawful governance, and secure enduring peace in areas affected or threatened by conflict.

13) Questionable and shady outfits, such as the World Economic Forum, may participate. These people aren’t elected, and plenty are shady characters. It has been suggested that many participants are kings without kingdoms.

14) Prophecy News Watch says it best: “A peace guaranteed by outsiders. Power consolidated in elite hands. Decisions about Israel made far from Jerusalem. A world growing comfortable with governance by committee rather than covenant.”

15) Since organizers claim it will solve all the world’s problems, it is Tribulation-esque and could be preparing the way for a global leader. That is likely not President Trump, but keep your eyes on Jared Kushner, who is truly one of the world’s most powerful unelected leaders.

Again, quoting Prophecy News Watch, “Daniel speaks of rulers who arise suddenly, wield influence disproportionate to their origins, and play decisive roles in confirming agreements that directly impact Israel. Revelation later describes ten kings who rule briefly, not over historic empires, but through shared authority–leaders who ultimately ‘give their power’ to one central figure.”

The Board of Peace will undoubtedly shut out the Prince of Peace and thus will fail. Additionally, the Bible says, While people are saying, ‘There is peace and security,’ then sudden destruction will come upon them as labor pains come upon a pregnant woman, and they will not escape” (I Thess. 5:3).

Keep your eye on this outfit, however. It is clearly setting the stage.

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