Most Bible prophecy teachers are wrong, then. 😉 Except for 2/3rds of the angels that sided with Almighty God in the great rebellion, the majority is almost never right. Also remember, a majority of Bible scholars thought that Israel would never be a nation again. So much for convential "wisdom." Anyway, in all seriousness, it is good to think outside the box. A lot of the time, our assumptions are flat out wrong. Time magazine was fooled about Hitler's character. Not to mention Obama and others. However, they are not talking about the scholar's character. They are talking about his intellectual gifts. Now, this was written when George Bush was president. They addressed him as the leader of the West and the chief prince. Who is the leader of the West and the chief prince now? Nominally it's Biden but we all know it's Obama. Just putting these things out there. As Greg mentioned, Bible prophecy has many twists and turns. If we are still here and see Putin get dethroned … then … I will jump over the fence to the Turkey theory side. Until then … I’m counting on the Bear climbing the Golan Heights mountain and leading the crusade with Turkey following right behind him. B-) Methinks that Gog is not Putin and Magog is not Russia. I am prepared to be wrong, of course. Not that it truly matters, anyway. No one will get a prize for picking the date of the Rapture or for pinning the tail on the Antichrist. Nor will anyone be rewarded for figuring out who is Gog and where is Magog. Anyway, things will be drastically different right after the Rapture. Since God's wrath is poured out on the invading forces, I see the Gog Magog War as happening post Rapture. Therefore, I wouldn't get too excited about what is going on currently. Things will be drastically different post Rapture. True that! TR
