History Channel's Decoding the Past: Prophecies of Iraq
The History Channel will be broadcasting Prophecies of Iraq tomorrow, Monday, November 13th, at 11am and again at 5pm. While the program will undoubtedly confuse the issue by allowing certain "scholars" to mush several distinct prophecies together into one incoherent mass, and allow others to myopically focus on the city of Babylon now long gone, there may be a few nuggets of light as they fitfully and fleetingly compare the specific prophecies of Jeremiah 50-51 to the modern-day war in Iraq.
I'm going to watch it anyway.
The History Channel will be broadcasting Prophecies of Iraq tomorrow, Monday, November 13th, at 11am and again at 5pm. While the program will undoubtedly confuse the issue by allowing certain "scholars" to mush several distinct prophecies together into one incoherent mass, and allow others to myopically focus on the city of Babylon now long gone, there may be a few nuggets of light as they fitfully and fleetingly compare the specific prophecies of Jeremiah 50-51 to the modern-day war in Iraq.
I'm going to watch it anyway.
posted by Jeff Ahrendt at
7:42 PM
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