Hey Doves....I have been here every day and reading just not posting much....So hiya :)

Awesome article....I have been praying as I am sure others have as well for salvation of the Muslims :) That being said then, we must also wonder if the next Biblical prophetic event will be Isaiah 17 when Damascus is destroyed.....I will be keeping my eyes open to see........


Is God giving them a last chance to be exposed to the Gospel (and obtain salvation) before Isaiah 17?


Like Jonah warned Nineveh, Assyria that they had 40 days to repent before destruction?? Hmmmm....Plus counting from the day of March 2 forward 40days puts us on April 10th Good Friday....Might lead to something, might not lead to much but, it DOES mean with the obviousness of the Lords finger prints all over it due to the fact that they even got to show this film in the first place, that it will probably lead some remaining Gentiles to salvation in Jesus before destruction/rapture on what ever day it does occur...So that in and of itself is wonderful....Just some food for thought :)


Jonah 3:4 (King James Version)

 4And Jonah began to enter into the city a day's journey, and he cried, and said, Yet forty days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown.



LOVE ysiC,

Bre


Joel Rosenberg curious development in Syria

Washington, D.C., March 2, 2009) -- On Monday night, something remarkable is going to take place in the capital of Syria. More than 1,100 senior Syrian government officials, journalists, business leaders and religious leaders -- Muslim, Catholic and evangelical Christian -- will attend the gala premiere of a major motion picture entitled "DAMASCUS," written, produced and directed by entirely Arab Christians. The film, part documentary and part narrative drama, tells the story of how Saul of Tarsus -- one of the first prominent persecutors of Christ-followers in the Holy Land -- himself became a follower of Jesus during a miraculous encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus and eventually became known as the Apostle Paul, going on to write much of the New Testament.


It is unheard of in the Middle East to have a major Christian film about the events of the New Testament debut in a Muslim-majority country run by the secular Ba'ath Party, much less have the premiere supported and attended by senior government officials. That's what makes the "DAMASCUS" docu-drama project so extraordinary. What's more, the film is hosted and narrated by one of the most well-known Syrian TV newscasters who explains the historic events of the life of Paul in the very places where those events occurred. Numerous events in Paul's life are then dramatized using famous Syrian Muslim actors playing the parts of Jews and Jewish followers of Jesus.


After the premiere, the film is expected to be launched throughout Syria and the rest of the Muslim world. Sources indicate senior Catholic leaders in the Vatican recently reviewed the film and were favorable.


The remarkable film debut comes at a sensitive time for Syrian officials who are feeling quite isolated from the West. U.S. and European leaders have been sharply critical of President Bashar al-Assad's government on a number of fronts, for supporting Hezbollah's war against Israel, supporting Hamas' war against Israel, forming a strategic alliance with Iran, buying billions of dollars worth of advanced weapons systems from Russia, and building a nuclear facility with the help of North Korea (a facility that was bombed and destroyed by an Israel airstrike several years ago). Syria's government has never been controlled by Radical Islamic jihadists. Still, it has long stifled activities by Arab Christians to teach others about their faith. It is not clear what the Assad government's motives are for both allowing and supporting the release of the "DAMASCUS" film. But it is an encouraging development indeed.


It is especially noteworthy given two Bible prophecies -- one in Isaiah 17 and the other in Jeremiah 49 -- that suggest the city of Damascus will be obliterated in what the Bible calls "the last days." The Scriptures do not say exactly when or how the Syrian capital will be destroyed. But let us pray that the powerful message of Paul's life and Jesus Christ's love and forgiveness for all people is clearly communicated to every Syrian, particularly those in the capital.