This new Glazov Gang episode features Pastor Shahram Hadian, the founder of Truth in Love Ministry.
Pastor Shahram discusses If the Islamic Berlin Wall in Iran Cracks, reflecting on The domino effect that just might reverberate throughout the Islamic world.
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Walter Sieruk says
It’s well worth reiterating that Pastor Hadian from his insight and knowledge about that brutal cruel oppressive and murderous tyrannical regime Islamic regime of Iran, Hadian is very is able, no doubt, to relate to the Bible in Proverbs 15:15 which reads “All the days of the oppressed are wretched,:” [N.I.V. } As for that most evil tyrant Ayatollah Khamenei, he’s a reflection of the other verse in Proverbs 28:15. which is “Like a roaring lion or a charging bear so is a wicked ruler over a helpless people.”
Khamenei when he meets his own death, the Iranian people be relieved and glad As it’s written ”When the wicked perish there are shouts of joy.” Proverbs 11:10..
In addition , another version of the Bible TLB has a verse in it that is very fitting to apply to Khamenei is informs the reader that “The unjust tyrant will reap disaster , and his reign of terror will end.” Proverbs 22:8.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
I don’t agree w/ the analogy. In the case of the Berlin wall, there was a free West Berlin and a communist East Berlin. People in the latter wanted to escape to the former
That’s not the case in Iran. There aren’t 2 Irans, islamic and non-islamic, where one group of Iranians are trying to flee to the other. Nor are Iranians trying to escape to any of their neighbors – Iraq, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan or Pakistan. They are all staying in Iran and struggling against the regime (won’t call it a jihad, since 60-80% of Iranians are no longer muslim)
The main thing I’m looking at right now is what Khamenei does. From the fact that he’s underground, I don’t think things are going well for the regime, regardless of whether or not the US strikes. At this point, I think that if we strike, we’ll only do it after the regime has fallen in order to claim credit, after the event