The Trump "Prophet" - Part 2

24 Menachem Av 5779

(The Trump "Prophet" - Part 1)

In one of the final scenes of the movie, The Trump Prophecy, the aforementioned doctor and his wife are seated comfortably on their sofa in front of a television from which sounds of celebration are emanating.  Trump has just been declared the winner of the 2016 presidential election.  The wife is browsing a hand-held device when she suddenly says, "I can't believe this.  There's a video of people in Israel who heard about this American woman leading a grand blowing of the shofar and now they're in the streets of Israel doing the same thing.  It's crazy!"

Lest you mistakenly think these are Jews celebrating Donald Trump's election victory, although that is the impression that is given, later on in a different segment, Michelle Bachmann describes a scene, purportedly in Jerusalem, where a large group of people were filmed falling on their faces and beseeching God on Trump's behalf. Someone explains to her that it is a group of CHINESE CHRISTIANS who traveled to Jerusalem just for the sake of praying in the most powerful place for prayer that Trump would win.  

What Jews mostly fail to appreciate is the global reach of this Dominionist movement.

At the very end of the movie, the ex-fireman-turned-false-prophet Mark Taylor is seen at his desk, recording a new "prophecy" in his journal...

The spirit of God says, "Israel, Israel, what about Israel?  For Israel will be protected by America once again."  The spirit says, "America will once again stand hand-in-hand with Israel, and the two shall be as one.'"

About the first 45 mins of this film is devoted to a very slow, very drawn-out telling of this fireman's story, documenting his credentials as a bonafide prophet of God.  

Just like their messiah is our anti-messiah and vice versa, so is their prophet a false prophet to us.  I am only sharing this background because it is very relevant to what is coming upon Jews both in America and in Israel in the very near future.   Because the people behind this film and the agenda it promotes are actively waging a gog umagog spiritual war on us, I think Jews need to be made aware of that fact and not be taken in by their claims to have our best interests at heart, or that they are supportive of us for any other reason than their own personal gain.

The last half hour is devoted to a music video and a series of interviews with some of the leading lights of the Dominionist movement.

With rousing patriotic music on the background of the flag, heart-tugging images are shown of veterans, and soldiers hugging children, and marines presenting arms, the space shuttle blasting off, etc.  Following are the words of the chorus of the song which repeats until the end when it changes subtly to the second chorus.  The words are both revealing and scary. 

Referencing the soldiers who fought WWII ...

It was beautiful.  It was sacrifice.
It was marvelous, but they paid the price
For our freedom, for our brotherhood,
For our dignity, they all stood, for the greater good.

Times have changed, but our time is here.
This is no time to run in fear.
Let the legacy of sweet freedom ring
From humble beginnings, from sea to shining sea.

It is beautiful, it is sacrifice,
It is marvelous, and we will pay the price
For our freedom, for our brotherhood,
For our dignity, we will stand, for the greater good.

Following are the most relevant comments made by some of the leaders of their movement who no doubt fancy themselves patriots in the mold of the Founding Fathers preparing for the Second American Revolution to turn the United States into what they claim it was always meant to be - A CHRISTIAN NATION.

Lt. General William Boykin (Former US Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence under George W. Bush): 

...II Chronicles 7:14 is very clear - "My people who are called by My name.."' - that means those of us who are believers [in JC] - who call ourselves Christians...

Chris Delaney (International Business Executive/Former Canadian Politician): 

 What's really interesting from that passage in the Bible [II Chron. 7:14] is that it says, "If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves and pray and seek My face' - so He's not saying all of America, he's not saying all of the world, He's saying "My people."

Lance Wallnau (Author/International Speaker):

The promise in Chronicles that Solomon gave that is so profound is that if "My people that are called by My name will humble themselves and pray, if they will turn from their wicked ways, then I'll hear from heaven."  So much of the repentance and awakening and revival hope of Christians in America is all about what God is going to do with the UN-Christian community, how He's going to change them, when the promise has nothing to do with them. It has to do with us - how believers [in JC] respond.  It's how believers connect with their president and this moment - that's what determines the healing of the land.  And so the real focus of that promise is believers have got to get their act together if they want to preserve their way of life. 

Michael Freund (Former Chief of Communications for Benjamin Netanyahu):

In other words, we can't just kick back and passively await redemption to come.  We are put in this world to do things, to accomplish things.  We are put in this world to partner with God in bringing holiness and sanctity into this material world. 

[In reality this describes Jews but does not apply to non-Jews, even more so Christians. As you can tell already, replacement theology is still very much alive and well among Evangelicals.]

Michelle Bachmann (Former Member of Congress/House of Representatives):

The salvation for America is the collection of believers, just enough who will get on our knees and humble ourselves and recognize our goal needs to be the maintenance of liberty.

Lance Wallnau:

America's role in the world is literally the guardian of a free order and really supports the economic stability of nations that have the gospel preached.  So, in a a very significant way, making America great again is about preserving the strength of the United States in a very competitive ideological conflict of nations so that as America is strong, democracy can be strong.

[They have made no bones about this.  The very moment that Israel ceases to be a democracy in the image of America, they will turn on us like an enemy.] 

Michelle Bachman:

Any time there is a disaster, it is the United States that is first on the scene.  Why?  Because of our system of free-market enterprise, we've been able to create wealth in this nation.  You can't help other people unless you have wealth and so we should never apologize for the fact that in this country, we know how to create wealth.  We need to know how to use it wisely.

Bishop Larry Jackson (Pastor/Author/International Speaker):

...If the United States is not strong economically, the rest of the world is going to suffer tremendously....  We've got to have a strong dollar, we need to have a strong economy so that we can help.  The thing about this country is that we give more than any other nation on the planet, we are the most charitable people on the planet, and so, as a result of that, we are taking care of a lot of people around this world that would not have, if America was not here.

[If this were even true, which it is not, I'm sure the Creator could find some other way of getting people what they need.  After all, He is not limited in any way whatsoever!]

Chris Delaney:

...We are literally the glue that keeps the peace in the world.  Is there a price to pay for that by the American public - yes.  But, at the same time, it's necessary.

Michelle Bachmann:

In the world, there is no greater epicenter than Jerusalem, Israel. 

Janet Porter (President - Fath2Action/ Right to Life Activist):

There's a lot of people that say, "Why Israel? Why does it matter?"  Not only is it our only democracy in the Middle East, not only is it our best friend in that region, but if you want to be on the right side of history, you want to be on God's side.  And if God is for Israel, and He is, then I want to be for Israel.  God said He will bless those who bless them, that we are to pray for the peace of Jerusalem and when I saw that President Trump changed the embassy...  I was cheering, I was crying.  

Chris Mitchell (Middle East News Correspondent): 

One of the greatest principles in the Bible to the Jewish People is found in Genesis,chapter 12, when it says that God would bless those who bless the Jewish People and President Trump, in so many practical ways, has stood behind Israel [actually the Erev Rav regime which carries out America's desires] has had its back diplomatically and militarily and has also moved the United States Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.  That's a huge diplomatic, historic and even prophetic statement.  Because of the blessing that President Trump has bestowed on the Jewish People, that will reap economic, diplomatic, and even spiritual blessings for the United States.

[In other words, whatever good they think they are doing is an investment, and like the businessmen that they are, they are looking for a return on that investment.]

 Lance Wallnau:

You know, the uniqueness of Israel and the Bible for Christians is that it represents the promises of God that He is going to be restoring a people to a land and He's going to prosper a people on a land.  There again, it is an interesting reality that Donald Trump and Israel have this in common, that they have global enemies very much interested in  developing a narrative that would destroy them and so, the United States has a covenant relationship in a sense with God formed out of the Founders and the way in which they approached creating the unique experiment of an American community founded on religious liberty.  The only other nation that shares that in common is Israel.

[So first he says Israel is unique and then disproves it by saying how it has these things in common.  "Religious liberty" is absolutely NOT a Jewish or Torah "value."  The Torah does not allow for the acceptance of various gods and various forms of worship.]

Michelle Bachmann:

Dependent on how the election turned out, so too, Israel's fortunes could perhaps hang in the balance.

Bishop Larry Jackson:

I believe our relationship with Israel is key, not only as an ally, but because God said if you bless Israel, you're going to be blessed.  You can't make it any simpler than that.