883 Iran and Israel in Prophecy

24 Feb 2026The upcoming war between Iran and Israel, prophesied in the Old Testament and Dead Sea Scrolls, is discussed. The connection between this war and fallen angels is also explored. The study highlights the significance of the Jewish festival of Purim, which commemorates the story of Esther and the potential for a repeat of history with a Persian attack on Israel.The text discusses a prophecy from the Book of Jeremiah about the downfall of Iran, leading to a mass exodus of its people. It suggests that this prophecy might be connected to the current situation in Iran, where the government’s strict Islamic rule has led to widespread discontent. The text also explores the concept of fallen angels, specifically the four angels bound under the Euphrates River, who are released during the tribulation period to wreak havoc on humanity.The discussion centres on the Book of Enoch, specifically chapters 55 and 56, which describe the imprisonment of fallen angels, including Azazel, by holy angels. It is suggested that these angels will be released during a future war involving Iran (Persia) and the kings of the east, potentially triggering a significant conflict. The release of these angels is linked to the prophecy of a war with Elam and the subsequent transformation of the region into a godly place.A war between Iran and Israel is predicted, driven by a government structure influenced by fallen angels. This war, distinct from the Gog and Magog war, is expected to occur before the tribulation, possibly during the last generation. The discussion also touches upon the superiority of Jesus Christ’s Melchizedek priesthood over the Levitical priesthood, as outlined in the book of Hebrews.The discussion centred around the interpretation of Daniel 2:43, specifically the meaning of “iron and miry clay mingled with the seed of men.” The speaker suggested that the “clay” could represent the Egyptian empire, while the “iron” symbolises the Roman Empire, with the “mingling” potentially referring to a revived Roman Empire with Egyptian influences or the return of Nephilim. The conversation also touched upon the possibility of fallen angels creating UFOs and other phenomena, and the debate surrounding the authenticity of 1 John 5:7.The debate surrounding 1 John 5:7-8 centres on the authenticity of the phrase “the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost” in the Greek manuscripts. Jerome, a church father, claimed to have multiple Greek manuscripts containing this phrase, which he believed supported the Trinity. However, the Praxians, a group who believed Jesus was the Father, used this verse to support their doctrine, leading some church fathers to consider omitting it.The DDS calendar divides 7,000 years into 500-year periods, each containing Schmidas and Jubilees. This calendar reveals patterns in biblical events, such as the destruction of Damascus, the Gaza war, and the rise of the 10 kingdoms. The new covenant, mentioned in Jeremiah 31, extends to all believers, not just Jews, and signifies the imparting of the Holy Spirit.The discussion centred around the morality of taking action against Satan, the importance of defending one’s family, and the potential authenticity of the Archo Volume. The speaker also addressed a prayer request for a son undergoing double bypass surgery and recommended several churches in the Kansas City area. Additionally, the speaker speculated about the identity of the “kings of the east” mentioned in Enoch 56 and their potential connection to current events.