Why the Caliphate Will Fail—God Stands with the Elect of Israel and His Church
At its core, the war against Israel is religious. Jewish hatred is deeply demonic, and scriptures make it clear that God will
Radical Islam, through its pursuit of a global caliphate under Sharia law, stands in direct defiance of that covenant.
HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST WAR.
Establishing Caliphates in Christian Nations
Nations collapse under Islamic rule
Though many Muslims are peaceful, it is not a religion of peace. History shows it takes only a few radicals to cause mass destruction—9/11 proved that with just 19 men. Wherever radical Islam takes hold, freedom, stability, and human rights consistently collapse, and when it dominates a nation, decline often follows:
- Lebanon – Once Christian-led and thriving, it collapsed in the 1970s under Islamic political control and Hezbollah influence.
- Iran – A modernizing nation under the Shah turned into a repressive theocracy after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
- Afghanistan – Under Taliban rule, it banned women’s education, enforced brutal Sharia law, and sheltered jihadist networks.
- Pakistan – Adopted harsh blasphemy laws, persecuted religious minorities, and became a base for Islamic extremism.
- Turkey – Once a secular democracy, now drifting toward authoritarian Islamic rule under President Erdoğan.
- Nigeria – Northern regions have suffered under Boko Haram’s Islamist insurgency, causing mass killings and Christian persecution.
Systemic Oppression in Muslim Countries
In Muslim-majority countries, they wage war against women. They face systemic oppression—bans on education, forced marriages, and harsh punishments. Many of them flee to Christian-rooted nations but often refuse to assimilate, pushing for Sharia law instead, dictated by the Qur’an.
Resistance against Muslim immigration
Islamists in Europe have gained notoriety for constant protests, rising crime, and hostility toward Western values—refusing to assimilate into the cultures they enter. This defiance has made them among the most confrontational immigrant groups.
In contrast, nations like Sweden and France, which embraced mass Muslim migration during the 2015–2016 crisis, saw sharp rises in violent crime, sexual assaults, and the emergence of no-go zones. In response, countries like Poland and Hungary closed their borders to preserve their Christian identity and public safety.
These trends reflect what happens when nations defy God’s covenant and bless those who curse Israel—they reap unrest, not blessing.
God Will Preserve the Church and His Chosen
Radical Islamists: Israel’s Eternal Enemy
The hostility toward Jews and Christians traces back to Muhammad. He first sought to convert the Jews, but when they rejected him, enmity took root—a hostility that echoed through history. Like Assyria, Babylon, and Rome, every enemy of Israel rose briefly, only to fall under divine judgment.
Today, though not descended from the Philistines, Radical Islamists and Palestinians in Gaza embrace their legacy through Hamas and other terror groups, suffering the same fate. Scripture confirms: “I will cut off the ruler of Ashdod and the one who holds the scepter in Ashkelon. I will turn My hand against Ekron, and the remnant of the Philistines shall perish” (Amos 1:8).
God Will Protect the Elect in Israel
History shows that empires that sought to destroy Israel have fallen, yet Israel endures. A nation so small, scattered, and conquered should not have survived apart from God’s providence (Genesis 12:3).
This does not mean all Israel will be saved. Most have rejected the Messiah. Yet Scripture says God will preserve a remnant—the elect from Israel, including the 144,000 whom He will seal and protect.
- Egypt enslaved Israel → struck by plagues, the empire declined.
- Amalekites ambushed them → wiped out, no trace left.
- Philistines fought David → disappeared as a people.
- Moabites, Edomites, and Ammonites opposed them → absorbed into history.
- Assyria exiled the north (722 BC) → Nineveh was destroyed, and the empire collapsed.
- Babylon razed Jerusalem (586 BC) → conquered by Persia.
- Persia turned against Jews (Esther) → fell to Greece.
- Seleucid Greeks persecuted under Antiochus IV → broken by Rome.
- Rome destroyed the Temple (70 AD) → Empire dissolved.
- Muslim Caliphates seized the land → fragmented, power lost.
- Ottoman Empire held Jerusalem (1517–1917) → dissolved after WWI.
- Nazi Germany murdered six million Jews → crushed in 1945; Israel reborn 1948.
- Arab coalitions (1948, 1967, 1973) attacked → all defeated; Israel expanded.
- Soviet Union armed Israel’s foes, suppressed Jews → collapsed in 1991.
- Terror groups & regimes (Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran) attack → weakened while Israel grows strong.
The Elect of Israel
Any other ancient nation that had been conquered this many times would be gone. But Israel endures, and its enemies vanished. Israel’s survival is not by human effort—it is the hand of God whose promise stands to the elect of Israel, and the caliphate will fall.
