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Admin	A question Posted : 12 Jun, 2011 04:31 AM Brothers, I have discussed today with one man one issue rel.to Israel and I would like to ask you a question and hear your insights: Note a verse describing the final war in Jerusalem when Jesus will fight in the comind war against Muslim states and Iran: Judah too will fight at Jerusalem. The wealth of all the surrounding nations will be collected--great quantities of gold and silver and clothing. Zechariah 14:14 Judah is united with Jerusalem as one, in the same context Zechariah 14:21. What do you think who or what is Judah? Post Reply
View Profile History	A question Posted : 12 Jun, 2011 07:34 AM Jesus is the Lion from the tribe of Judah, however one could go one for days with speculations. Jesus said 'I tell you these things now, so when they happen you will believe'. The bottom line is the Nations that gather to attack Israel will be utterly destroyed and we will see afterwards how God predicted every detail. Post Reply
View Profile History	A question Posted : 12 Jun, 2011 08:27 AM Judah is one of the tribes of Israel. Post Reply
View Profile History	A question Posted : 12 Jun, 2011 10:49 AM Judah meant praise Post Reply
View Profile History	A question Posted : 12 Jun, 2011 10:21 PM Do you know what was the United Kingdom of Israel? After Solomon died, the Kingdom split into two, the ten tribes - the Northern Kingdom of Israel and the tribes of Benjamin and Judah forming the kingdom of "Judah". The NATION or group of people chosen by God was called Israel/ Jews which is ethnicity of every Jew, no matter if he belongs to Judah or to the 10 tribes. Note this verse describing the final war in Jerusalem: Judah too will fight at Jerusalem (against Muslims too). The wealth of all the surrounding nations will be collected--great quantities of gold and silver and clothing. Zechariah 14:14 Judah is united with Jerusalem as one, in the same context Zechariah 14:21. Who are people of Judah? Jews or in other words � descendants of Abraham. Post Reply