11 Biblical Experiences in Israel You'll Never Forget: Just picking out a few: Neot Kedumim Biblical Nature Park: Nazareth Village: Saidel’s Artisan Baking Institute-Breads of the Beit Hamikdash (Ancient temple) Workshop: https://www.touchpointisrael.com/2019/11/05/the-significance-of-jerusalem-day-2/ What prophecy is it that says the following? "There’s no doubt that antichrist will arise among the 10 leaders (horns) of the Western alliance; he will be the 11th (little horn) among them; he will subdue 3 of the 10 for himself. He will be of a certain bloodline. This was published as historical research on Eschatology Today years ago and is still available: “The Origin of the Antichrist.” I have yet to find any prophecy that points to the EU. They all point to nations in the Arab/Persian Middle East. This is the opinion of Sean Osborne @ Eschatology Today website … I would address your questions to him. I was just posting some “interesting thoughts” to think about. Some people think the AC will come from the tribe of Dan (J.R. Church taught that), others think he comes from Revived Roman Empire … some think he rises out of the United States and others think he will be Muslim. Its a toss up and remains a mystery. ———————- All I do know is someone asked why is E. Macron sticking his nose in Israel’s affairs? The answer was … Because Israel wants him involved. From Ruth wasserman Lande (Knesset Member) Jerusalem Post in May of this year: “President Macron has a strong and friendly relationship with Foreign Minister Yair Lapid and with others in Israel’s leadership,” she said. “I do believe it would be beneficial for him to be involved in strengthening the Abraham Accords. After all, it’s an interest we all share. It is actually one of the rare issues that Israel’s coalition and opposition see eye-to-eye on.” He said he wanted to do an Israel Peace Deal back in 2017, but wanted to see what Trump would come up with first. He wants this, and a lot of Israeli's in power want this. - Fair Use - The RRE and idea that the 'men of sin' come from Rome and the EU has been around for centuries - and what most Christians believe. There are certain criteria about the man of sin and I think it's clear he will emerge from the Middle East. In my studies, I've found absolutely nothing to show him coming from Rome or the EU. I'm not much into YouTube eschatology. I don't go there very often. But I will look at Osborne's website. I addressed the question to you because you posted it. Jim, I understand. Sean Osborne used to be a member on another forum board I was active on. He has his own website … he is a military guy still active in service and was forced to get the vaxx to keep his job (but thankfully he experienced no bad side effects). He has insider military info kind of like Amir Tsarfati so I just like to copy the interesting question/answer talk. I used to keep a list of who’s who for the “AC wanna be” list. But I don’t do that anymore. I stopped years ago after placing … Arnold S. on the tippy top. :mdrmdr: I did it out of boredom and trying to gauge the timing of the rapture. I know by the signs of the times the rapture is at the doors so I don’t care who the AC will be. I’m sure Sean will answer your question on why he is so dogmatic on that belief the AC rises out of the EU.
The 625-acre Neot Kedumim biblical nature and landscape reserve in the Modi’in area displays the flora and landscapes that existed here during biblical times, according to ancient texts. Costumed “villagers” demonstrate how our ancestors in the time of the Bible lived off the land, fully utilizing the medicinal herbs, olives trees, and other plants to live a full and healthy life. Recreating ancient recipes found in the Bible and other religious texts, the park offers biblical cooking and foraging experiences, as well as lessons in perfume, spice preparation, pita making, and more. Together with ancient agricultural installations, the site presents ancient daily life in a way that can be understood fully by the modern traveler.
A living history village in the Galilean city where Jesus once walked, Nazareth Village lets visitors go back in time to the first century to witness firsthand daily life during this time period. Of interest to Christians and history buffs alike, the site offers guided tours, authentic biblical meals, and reflective parable walks, as well as recreations of popular stories from the Gospels. Go in the late summer to see grapes being pressed for wine, in the fall to see the olive harvest, or anytime to see villagers praying in the period synagogue, milking goats, and practicing their respective trades.
Demonstrating the rituals of the ancient Jewish high priests whose roles surprisingly included bread baking for religious offering, the Breads of the Beit Hamikdash baking workshop at Saidel’s Artisan Baking Institute shows a side of history not often seen or experienced in the modern world. The hands-on experience starts with a virtual tour of the ancient Temple, followed by guided recreation of the ancient breads including explanations of their historical and symbolic significance, and of the special materials used in their creation. Baked in the same fashion as they were 2,000-plus years ago, the freshly baked breads lead to a deeper understanding of ancient Jewish traditions.
The angel Gabriel was quite specific and left very little room for speculations."
