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Jordan and God’s Church in Prophecy
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Radical Islam is plotting to take over the small, weak nation of Jordan. Iran and the radical Islamist camp have gained heavy influence over several powerful nations in the Middle East and northern Africa—Egypt, Iraq and Libya—and they are on their way to fully taking over these nations. Now the sights of radical Islam are also set on Jordan.
Jordan’s leader, King Abdullah ii, is deeply concerned, and for good reason. Jordan’s most popular political party, the Islamic Action Front, represents the interests of the Muslim Brotherhood, a radical Sunni terrorist organization with close ties to both Hamas and Iran. This party won 31 out of 138 parliamentary seats in the 2024 Jordanian election, bolstered by public outrage over Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. The election result was the Islamists’ best in 35 years. This makes it much more difficult for King Abdullah to keep peace with Israel.
Several powerful Middle Eastern nations haven’t been able to withstand the infiltration of the radical Islamist camp, or the “king of the south,” as the Bible calls it (Daniel 11:40). And now radical Islamism is turning its focus on this smaller, weaker nation.
Yet for more than 50 years, God’s Church has said that the little nation of Jordan will not fall to the king of the south.
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About The Author
Gerald Flurry
is the presenter of the Key of David television program and the editor in chief of the Philadelphia Trumpet newsmagazine. He is the founder and pastor general of the Philadelphia Church of God, chancellor of Herbert W. Armstrong College and chairman of the Armstrong International Cultural Foundation.
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