Because they cannot allow Lebanon to fall to Iran,the U.S. and Israel will have to get involved.
This could very well be the catapult that shoot's us into the war that leads into the tribulation period.
When they make their move ,Iraq,the U.S. and elsewhere will feel the reprecussions.
Hezbollah gunmen seize large swathes of Beirut
Scenes reminiscent of civil war as fighters roam streets of Lebanese capital
WIDER IMPLICATIONS
The fighting could have implications for the entire Middle East at a time when Sunni-Shiite tensions are high. The tensions are fueled in part by the rivalry between predominantly Shiite Iran, which sponsors Hezbollah, and Sunni Arab countries like Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
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I look for the United States to retaliate for an attack on our forces, whether by sea or air, and for there to be massive civilian casualties. In a moment of anger and retaliation our forces will be unleashed and untold thousands will perish. The forces of destruction are being unleased, the horses from the heavens have been loosed, and untold anquish is in the cards for all who do not know what is ahead. We must cover all those we hold dear with prayer for protection and deliverance. God knows those that are His. Like the blood on the doorposts in Egypt, we must apply the blood of Yeshua to our homes daily. An old experience or encounter with God will not do in the days ahead; it must be a daily covering.
mtzion@hughes.net jrpeacher
Russia/Georgia is heating up,North Korea has again threatened South Korea with annahilation,and so much more is happening just today.
It seems like it's all going to come down rather fast and furious and when the dust settles it will be as you wrote.
God has already sent warning after warning .So many assume things will continue as they have for so long.
But they are wrong.
The U.S. can't let Hizbollah take over west Beirut.
Bush screwed up in a major way by not allowing Israel to soundly defeat them in 2006.
I'l bet I know where they're headed.
Newspaper reports military mum on destination of 6-ship convoy
On Sunday, 5,500 sailors and Marines left San Diego on a six-ship convoy, though no one would say where they were headed, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.
In a brief news conference, Navy Capt. Jonathan Padfield said he had not been told the ships’ destination, the Union-Tribune reported. Padfield said the deployment was a regular rotation, and the group was going as the Peleliu Expeditionary Strike Group.
Led by the amphibious assault ship Peleliu, the convoy comprises the amphibious ships Pearl Harbor and Dubuque, the cruiser Cape St. George and the destroyers Halsey and Benfold, the paper wrote
http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=61942&archive=true
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