An Iranian web site affiliated with the regime of Iranian President Ahmadinejad is reporting that 600 Iranian Shihab 3 missiles are pointed at targets throughout Israel and will be launched if either Iran or Syria are attacked.
This report surfaced as the Foreign Minister of France said that the Nuclear Iranian crisis forces the world to prepare for the worst and that means an all out war with Iran.
Jimmy's Prophetic Prospective on the News
The report of 600 Iranian missiles aimed at targets in Israel is a precursor to the prophetic scenario that is found in the Bible.
Iran's President Ahmadinejad has time and again stated that Israel must be wiped off the map, that the Jewish state can not continue, at least in the Middle East. It has also been in the news of the partnership that Iran and Syria have formed, especially in the area of political and military issues.
With the continuing development of nuclear weapons of mass destruction by Iran and the report that Syria has acquired nuclear materials of some type from North Korea, this partnership becomes more meaningful everyday.
Now that both Iran and Syria are on notice from Israel and many of the nations from around the world including the United States and France, that these two terrorist sponsoring nations will be stopped from a nuclear attack, Iran has responded. Attack us and we will attack Israel.
As I give this report I almost sense that I am reading from the pages of Bible prophecy. The ancient Jewish prophet Daniel wrote that Syria would be the first of the nations to attack Israel during the Tribulation Period; however, Daniel also says that Iran will join in right away, Daniel 11:40-44.
Ezekiel, another Jewish prophet, pre-wrote history for the last days confirming Daniel's prophecy. That is found in Ezekiel 38:5 where the name Persia is modern-day Iran. The Psalmist, in Psalm 83:1-6, agrees that these two players are major players in the last days.
600 Iranian missiles aimed at targets in Israel is indeed a precursor to the fulfillment of Bible prophecy.
