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What does the Bear represent?
`The second beast like to a bear - to devour much flesh.` (Dan. 7: 5)
Without controversy and well documented, the bear is the national symbol of the Soviets. It was not by accident that this was the emblem chosen for the Moscow Olympics. A friendly and loveable little bear to be sure. Daniel, however, records it as a ferocious beast devouring much flesh.
Chronically the U.S.S.R was the second great power to arise in current end-time contention. It fits perfectly with the second confederacy of Daniel`s vision. It certainly `devoured` country after country, incorporating them into one monolithic dominion - behind the iron curtain.
Frequently God gives revelation of the future through one of His prophets, then confirms, augments or continues the prediction through another.
Ezekiel (38 & 39) enlarges our concept as he contemplates a mighty confederacy of independent nations. He specifies their geographical position relative to the nation of Israel. On three occasions he locates them in the `uttermost or extreme part of the North: (38: 6 & 15, 39: 2) There is only one great power that occupied that position - the U.S.S.R.
Then we had Perestroika and the coup d`etat which were the catalysts to provide a phenomenal and precise fulfilment in 1991 of a prophecy of 25 centuries by Ez. 38. Today we have Russia and its independent states from the break up of the U.S.S.R.
Why was the bear raised up itself on one side and has its three ribs in its mouth? What does it mean?
`It was raised up on one side, and had three ribs in its mouth between its teeth.` (Dan. 7: 5)
Metaphorically this represents 3 nations who have not previously been incorporated within the bear ie. behind the iron curtain. These now join the move into the Middle East. Ezekiel, in his predicted military confederacy, records exactly three such countries. They precisely conform to the prerequisites.
`Persia (Iran), Ethiopia and Libya.` (Ez. 38: 5)
`The second beast like to a bear - to devour much flesh.` (Dan. 7: 5)
Without controversy and well documented, the bear is the national symbol of the Soviets. It was not by accident that this was the emblem chosen for the Moscow Olympics. A friendly and loveable little bear to be sure. Daniel, however, records it as a ferocious beast devouring much flesh.
Chronically the U.S.S.R was the second great power to arise in current end-time contention. It fits perfectly with the second confederacy of Daniel`s vision. It certainly `devoured` country after country, incorporating them into one monolithic dominion - behind the iron curtain.
Frequently God gives revelation of the future through one of His prophets, then confirms, augments or continues the prediction through another.
Ezekiel (38 & 39) enlarges our concept as he contemplates a mighty confederacy of independent nations. He specifies their geographical position relative to the nation of Israel. On three occasions he locates them in the `uttermost or extreme part of the North: (38: 6 & 15, 39: 2) There is only one great power that occupied that position - the U.S.S.R.
Then we had Perestroika and the coup d`etat which were the catalysts to provide a phenomenal and precise fulfilment in 1991 of a prophecy of 25 centuries by Ez. 38. Today we have Russia and its independent states from the break up of the U.S.S.R.
Why was the bear raised up itself on one side and has its three ribs in its mouth? What does it mean?
`It was raised up on one side, and had three ribs in its mouth between its teeth.` (Dan. 7: 5)
Metaphorically this represents 3 nations who have not previously been incorporated within the bear ie. behind the iron curtain. These now join the move into the Middle East. Ezekiel, in his predicted military confederacy, records exactly three such countries. They precisely conform to the prerequisites.
`Persia (Iran), Ethiopia and Libya.` (Ez. 38: 5)
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