Matt. 24:15 Therefore when you see(Picture left) the abomination of desolation, spoken by the Daniel the prophet, standing in the Holy Place(The Temple Mount) who so ever reads let him understand. Daniel 12:4 But you Daniel shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end; Many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be much increased.1995 Internet: Brethren we have been looking in the wrong place for it is right in front of us for 1400 years! Rome doesn’t sit in the holy place but the 7th kingdom does. Rev. 17:10-11 (Read 10 times) It’s a riddle hidden till the end time! 10. There are also seven kings. Five have fallen, one is, (Rome) and the other has not yet come,(Islamic) And when He comes (The Islamic Empire) He must continue a short time.
Founding Inscription Inside The Dome of the Rock
in classical Arabic is inscribed, “O you People
of the Book, overstep not bounds in your religion, and of God speak
only the truth. The Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, is only an
apostle of God, and his word which he conveyed unto Mary, and a Spirit
proceeding from him. Believe therefore in God and his
apostles, and say not Three. It will be better for
you. God is only one God.(truth) Far be it from his glory
that he should have a son.” Lie ( Again this two and three god dogma of Nicea gives the One God Muslim an excuse to belittle Christians that insist on more that 1 God and father.)
First Jihad ended 732 AD Stopping Islamic expansion http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/History/Tours.html

This epic battle of Tours France was the turning point marking the zenith of the Islamic onslaught delivering the mortal wound to the spearhead of the invading forces, and killing the literal head of the advancing army Emir Abd er Rahman. “Without his leadership and guidance, the other commanders were unable to even agree on a commander to lead them back into battle the following morning. The effect of the death of Abdul Rahman on both Islamic and world history was profound.” “…. according to one unidentified Arab, ‘That army went through all places like a desolating storm.’ sacking and capturing the city of Bordeaux, and then defeating the army of Duke Odo of Aquitaine at the Battle of the River Garonne — where the western chroniclers state, ‘God alone knows the number of the slain’—[3] and Odo fled to Charles Martel, seeking help.”
The Dome on the Rock has the inscription on the mosaic tile rendering the blasphemy to most High (Our Father)
Mark 13:14 But when ye shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, standing where it ought not, (let him that readeth understand,) then let them that be in Judaea flee to the mountains:

Christians and Jews cannot deny that the Dome of the Rock is an “abomination” that was “set up” (beginning in 688) and “stands” “in” the “holy place”. How is the Dome of the Rock standing where “it ought not“? All of Islamic history and worship is centered around Mecca, while the blasphemy of the Dome of the Rock stands on the temple mount, in Jerusalem the Holy City, that has little to no historical significance in Islam (in fact only through ancient politics), but is the center of historical significance for Christianity and Judaism. That abomination stands where it ought not, in the holy place. Indeed the holy place – the Temple Mount – God’s footstool – is maintained in a state of desolation today with Muslim prohibition of prayer, and “holy objects” such as Bibles may not be brought in by visitors to the temple mount. It has a erie feel to it like something is not right. The Muslims sit around in groups reading and discussing the Koran and they look at the tourist like Infidels. They try and make you feel like their god, the god of this world Satan, is superior to Jehovah the God and father of the bible. We must study daily and pray that our minds will be open until the return of our messiah Jesus which will not be until dramatic events unfold first

Seeing for the first time this dome on the temple mount where Solomon had erected a temple for the One God of Israel is nothing short of amazing. People come from all over the world to see the historic sites and the art work and the remnant of original structures and the religious undertones of Trinity of religions claiming it as their own. After only being able to get up on the mount but not up close and personal to the dome where I’ve read that on the structure inside and out is a statement to the effect that Allah is god and he has no son. Which denies that Jesus is the son of our God and father, which is the core of the Christian faith. As I have had time and interest in the history of the sites around Jerusalem I have been studying Rev.17:10 trying to understand who the “One is Yet to Come! As we know Daniel  has much to say about the beast and the end time. It appears that Jerusalem was conquered by the Muslims in 639 by Kalifah Omar and the Dome was erected in 688. What I discovered next was a website called beholdthebeast.com

The Islamic Empire (7th head of the “7 Headed Beast’)  Could a Islamic Beast power even be possible? Consider these article’s below!

Turkey Dreams of New Ottoman Empire: Syria President

By David Icke

The Revived Ottoman Empire? – Gracethrufaith

Greetings from Jerusalem, a place that is the epic center of religion, history and diverse culture. As the Muslim tries to make a pilgrimage to Mecca, the Christian will find depth and enlightenment of their faith in making the pilgrimage to Jerusalem. During this week of Unleavened bread and Easter there is many visitors from all three faiths in abundance. Today I visited The Church of the Holy Sepulcher and Greek Orthodox church claiming to be built over the tomb of Jesus. Either way it was full of tourist and the faithful as they close in on Easter Sunday. For me it was a reminder of my Catholic past and the great cathedrals. This church certainly was a structure to be impressed with, as well as the ornate object’s and symbols inside. We also visited the garden at Golgotha believed to be the tomb where Jesus was buried. The tour stated that it could have been the place but no one knows for sure. The interesting thing is we Christians know that somewhere near the city Jesus was crucified died and was buried. This is what’s important not so much as where. We also visited the garden of Gethsemane which again with all the different people destroying and rebuilding structures over rubble makes it hard to pinpoint these exact places, I’m not sure we were suppose to know thee exact place, to prevent the of worship of the place, instead of the message that Christ brought. which was love The father with all your heart mind and soul and to love your neighbor like yourself, but you already knew that. The streets into and around the old city were shut down in the early afternoon and remain closed thru the nite because of trouble on the mount from Friday and a shooting in Hebron on Monday of a family traveling home from Seder meal. So a lot of tension for the police which doesn’t necessarily transfer back to the tourist as worry. It’s a strange mixture like I said of culture and power and years of conflict, so we must all pray thy kingdom come.

A week of first and today was no exception! I drove from Jerusalem Back to the airport and off to Ashdod a little south of Tel aviv I was invited to a Seder meal with a Messianic Jew family and friends The Host Baruck is a teacher of Hebrew and a writer and also does some biblical TV shows. So this was a very by the book The Metsudah Linear Haggadah. The Haggadah is a guide that will lead you thru the Seder meal and is a tradition used on Passover. The Host started off reading from the Haggadah hand book which guides us through the laws and customs of the mitzvos. A quote from the handbook ” Therefore each of us must tell about our personal Exodus in the language we understand, in the metaphors we use and with the knowledge we have acquired. For even if we were all scholars, all sages, all learned, we still would have to use the language of our day to understand to comprehend and to relate the event of the Exodus from Egypt.”  The host went on to recite passages in Hebrew and sing songs of praise and prayers through out the commentary. It surely was a different way to keep the festival. After the first hour we ate in stages as he read meaning into the traditional foods and drink, followed by the main course and more reading from the Haggadah. So all new and yet very old in tradition. I hope you all had a great Night to Be remembered.

Day 3 Jerusalem, I went to meet the others at the Temple Mount at 8:00 am. The line to enter the Temple Mount was already at two hundred deep. My comrades were late so I stood in line hoping they would show before it was my turn to enter. All of a sudden I heard something that sounded like a mortar round but not quite as loud and didn’t think much of it until armed soldiers showed up and they closed the entrance to the mount. Some Arabs were throwing rocks over the wall at the Jews praying at the wailing wall. Immediate response was to shut down tourist and sweep of the mount for the instigators. I asked a couple of the soldiers if it was going to open back up and they said maybe after 1:30, it finally opened at 2:00 pm but they wouldn’t let us really walk around once we were up there I got a few pictures from a distance but I will have to go back tomorrow to maybe have another chance. When any thing goes down a fight or a situation like rock throwing the Israeli Army immediately bring in overwhelming force, today it looked like a couple hundred armed soldiers at the ready to squash any attempt to act up. Very interesting to see and I didn’t really feel unsafe at all.

Today the group decided to go on the underground tour of the west wall which was 25-45 feet below the wall and the tour guide gave us the historical outline of the different temple era’s of rebuilding and destruction the two main ones were the Babylon conquest during Jeremiah’s time and the Roman destruction in 70 AD. it was fascinating to see the size of the stones used for the foundation and the different levels of earlier walls and structure. After that tour and some lunch we were able to go back up on the temple mount like I said but, couldn’t get in very close as they had closed off the area with military guards keeping people out, Then we ventured down to Hezekiah’s tunnel that was actually a water passage to underground cistrines  for bathing and drinking water for the city. Hezekiah honed out rock tunnel for several hundred yards to make a safe and secure place for water and hiding men and moving equipment. So all in all a good day of history and walking.

Many blessings to all of you as we ready  ourselves for Passover service. How good and how pleasant to be able to spend time in Jerusalem future home to the returning Messiah. I am impressed at the level of unity between the Muslims Jews and Christians. Friday the Muslims close shop, Saturday the Jews close shop, Sunday the Christians close shop. It seems like the perfect place for a Sabbath keeping Christian to have a restaurant and be able to succeed. After Sundown the Jew’s open back up for dinning and drinks and business. The calmness that was in the air with so many people keeping the Sabbath, felt very melancholy today with almost all business closed, it was amazing, which brought back a time when I was a young Catholic in Seattle watching everyone go to church, big families walking together to church and grandparents and cousins having special family time, man I miss those day’s. I went to the Great synagogue early this morning to see how the orthodox service was given, it seemed like it was the same service style that Jesus would have attended and again it was like my memories of  the early Catholic Latin mass in ritual singing from the Rabbi and recanting from the members, it also reminded me of the Russian Orthodox services I would attend with my Childhood friend that seem to go on forever and I couldn’t understand a thing that was being said, like today, but I knew they were in Lev. reading  from the Torah. I went to the mount of Olives but couldn’t find parking, so I will go back another day. It is the busiest time of year with Easter and Passover and I’m sure the Muslims have their special time to, I am not sure what they call it, but I’ll get back to you on that. Tomorrow is the Temple mount and Hezekiah’s Tunnel, then Passover service with Dave Register and a small tour group including my nephew and his wife. Walking the old city for two days has been very interesting between the money changing hands and the spiritual history of the city, where Jesus turned the tables of the money changers in discus. All my life I’ve heard about Jerusalem and now I’m walking its very streets, seeing it with my eyes and smelling it all my senses on full alert. I can’t wait to get pictures out to everyone, so stay tuned as we go where many have gone before.

All my life I’ve had a vision or a perspective and an image of this great city on the hill. But yesterday was the first time I’ve actually seen this city. I could tell you a little about what it takes just to get here, but will save that for another time. My first impression is how much bigger and more developed it is, much more beautiful than I imagined and oddly enough, how well people get along. Jerusalem is home to many people Jew’s, Christians, and Muslims and each has its rich history within the long story of this region known as Israel. I drove directly from the airport at about 6:00 am into Jerusalem, about and hour drive into the heart of the old city, easy to find because it is the focal point, as well as the biggest tourist attraction. I literally drove up into the walled city! There is a road one way all the way up and in and around the historic city. At the top by the Zion gate was a parking spot, it was around 7:10 am and just a few early birds so it was easy to get around with a car. Most people take cab or tour buses and walk around. I just parked and asked where the wailing wall was and the temple mount. I was above it first but around the bend from it, so as I walked down the stone side-walk I shot pictures of the landscape. The surrounding hills stand out with their stone house built like little forts and constructed of very solid feel, something the Midwest could benefit from. I’ve said for years that the Midwest should have a building code of brick or stucco houses only to protect themselves against tornadoes. but were to greedy and short-term for profit in the good old USA. I am not really saying anything on this first Sabbath in the Holy land were I will be writing to you for the next week or so.

My driving purpose for the trip is to engage Orthodox Jews about there understanding of scripture, especially those related to the messiah and his coming. I look forward to going to the synagogue on the Sabbath days as was our saviors custom with his people and reasoning in the scriptures. I will also fellowship with the Muslims, Christians and the other sects of Jews. I will visit some of the key historic places and will write about what I see. Friday night, I went to the wailing wall again and witnessed many praying publicly up against the wall and many tourist observing. I will witness a lot and it is a trip of great enlightenment, on what monumental struggles lie ahead  between these three world religions and many offshoots as God begins to bring judgement on all the earth! Within all of this the God of heaven, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob will send his son to finally straighten out all the misunderstandings taught as truth, but are only doctrines of men. In most cases it is tradition that trumps truth and fear to challenge age-old revered men and doctrine that stifle our growth. It takes a many trial’s and tribulation to enter into the Kingdom of our God and father. But as his sons and daughters we can  also overcome. Our  fathers holy spirit will  give us the strength to walk literally and spiritually as Christ did. Happy Sabbath and Passover as we enter this Holy season 2014 let it be our most rewarding and let us be thankful that we have been called, let us also remember to make our election, an election sure.

Phil 2:5 Christ Jesus,  who although he was in the form of God, he did not regard equality with God  a thing to be grasped! You don’t take something that’s not yours, as did Satan and Adam.

Tyndale Bible 1534 by William Tyndale

John Chapter 1

Joh 1:1 In the beginnynge was the worde and the worde was with God: and the worde was God. Joh 1:2 The same was in the beginnynge with God. Joh 1:3 All thinges were made by it and with out it was made nothinge that was made. Joh 1:4 In it was lyfe and the lyfe was ye lygh