Excerpt from Zion's Fire/The Islamic Revolution
Muslims Vs. Christians ~

Of all the sudden changes sweeping the planet, developments in the Mideast are the most intriguing. In the space of less than two months the entire Islamic region erupted in rebellion and violence. Where will it all end? Is this alleged movement toward democracy genuine, as the media would have us believe? Or, is a hidden hand orchestrating events with a diabolical purpose in mind?

Here are some things to watch for in the days ahead as events continue to unfold. Take special note of (a) how the uprisings are affecting Christians in the region; (b) whether hostility toward Israel and the Jews will increase; and (c) in what ways these developments will advance the cause of the "new world order."

MUSLIMS VS. CHRISTIANS -

In early March, another 13 people were wounded and 140 killed in fighting that broke out in Egypt as a result of a church being burned down by Muslims. Surprisingly, this massacre gained some international attention as CNN briefly covered the story. In every case involving conflict between Arab Muslims and Christians that I am aware of, Muslims have been the instigators and primary aggressors.

Evangelist Franklin Graham, who has been involved in ministry work throughtout northern Africa and has firsthand insight regarding the goals and atrocities of Islam, directly warned Americans in March 18th interview with Newsmax:

'The Muslim Brotherhood is very strong and active here in our country...We have these people advising our military and State Department. We've brought in Muslims to tell us how to make policy toward Muslim countries. It's like a farmer asking a fox, "How do I protect my hen house?'

When asked whether President Barack Obama was doing enough to protect Christians at home and abroad, Graham responded.

'No. If anything it's the opposite. Muslims are protected more in this country than Christians...The president has made many statements but he doesn't back them up. We have to do more to protect the Christians in the Muslim world. Their lives are in danger.'

Graham went on to note,

Under [Egypt's Hosni] Mubarak and [Jordan's] King Hussein and other moderate leaders, Christians had been protected...Eleven million Christians live in Egypt and I fear for them, because if the Muslim Brotherhood comes to power, you're going to see a great exodus of Christians. Same thing in Tunisia and Lebanon. I fear for the church because the Muslim Brotherhood is going to be a very terrible thing.'

--(from article: 'Is This the Beginning of Sorrows?')