Return Of The Medes - Prophetic Implications
Bible prophecy indicates that in the End Times, as we get closer to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, God will allow the Medes to gain power, even as the Lord allows the Arabs to gain power and rebuild the kingdom of Babylon in the heart of Iraq.
Through the Kurds, the Medes have stepped out of history and onto the world stage once again, and another player in the End Times Scenario is taking its place. One day soon, the King of the Medes will again lead a vast army against Babylon(Against present Arabas), and this time her destruction will be complete, and the Lord’s words will be fulfilled. You can almost hear the footsteps of the Messiah. 10-11-14
Through the Kurds, the Medes have stepped out of history and onto the world stage once again, and another player in the End Times Scenario is taking its place. One day soon, the King of the Medes will again lead a vast army against Babylon(Against present Arabas), and this time her destruction will be complete, and the Lord’s words will be fulfilled. You can almost hear the footsteps of the Messiah. 10-11-14
Kurds
The Kurds are the modern descendants of the Medes, an Indo-Aryan people who were joined by the Persians(Medh) in their successful effort to overthrow Babylon and establish themselves as a world power in the 6th century BC.Although the majority of Kurds are Muslim, the Islamic State considers them to be idolatrous(मूर्तिपूजक) and has threatened them with extinction.The Kurds, generally, are Sunni Muslims, but they are not ethnically Arabs. Indeed, many Kurds have a deep hatred for the Arabs. Several decades ago, the world create a special, protected, autonomous region for the Kurds in the north region of Iraq, after Saddam Hussein repeated attacked and tried to destroy the Kurds, including with the use of chemical weapons.
The Kurds are the modern descendants of the Medes, an Indo-Aryan people who were joined by the Persians(Medh) in their successful effort to overthrow Babylon and establish themselves as a world power in the 6th century BC.Although the majority of Kurds are Muslim, the Islamic State considers them to be idolatrous(मूर्तिपूजक) and has threatened them with extinction.The Kurds, generally, are Sunni Muslims, but they are not ethnically Arabs. Indeed, many Kurds have a deep hatred for the Arabs. Several decades ago, the world create a special, protected, autonomous region for the Kurds in the north region of Iraq, after Saddam Hussein repeated attacked and tried to destroy the Kurds, including with the use of chemical weapons.
Ultimately, many Kurds want to create an independent country of their own, uniting Kurds living in Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey. Yet each of those national governments strongly oppose the creation of an independent Kurdistan.
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