God's hand over Israel

does anyone know the passage in the bible where it talks about how God will place his hand over Israel to stop an attack miraculously during the End of Times? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

These are all the verses (KJV) that mention God, hand, and Israel:

Exodus 16:3; 24:11
Judges 6:36; 7:14; 11:21; 13:5
1 Samuel 5:7, 11; 6:3, 5; 7:8; 10:18; 14:37; 17:46; 23:11
2 Samuel 12:7
1 Kings 8:15; 11:31; 20:28
2 Kings 14:25; 17:7
1 Chronicles 4:10
2 Chronicles 13:16; 18:5; 28:5; 30:6; 32:17; 34:9
Ezra 7:6, 28; 8:18
Jeremiah 25:15; 29:21; 32:36; 34:2; 44:25
Ezekiel 6:11; 12:23; 13:9; 20:5; 25:14; 37:19; 44:12
Acts 5:31; 13:16

I don't know if the one you are thinking of is in there, though--remember, though, that the Israel spoken of in the bible isn't the same Israel that we know--that is, the nation decreed by an act of the UN. Israel are the 'elect' not a country as we consider nations today.

Don't let queenannie blow smoke up your azz.

She conviently left out Ezekiel 38 and 39 where Russia and it's allies come against the land of unwalled villages. (after Israel is at peace)

remember, though, that the Israel spoken of in the bible isn't the same Israel that we know--that is, the nation decreed by an act of the UN. Israel are the 'elect' not a country as we consider nations today.

Oh, really. You mean the nation that was born in a day that was decreed by the UN
isn't exactly what God said would happen.

Isaiah 66:8
Who hath heard such a thing? who hath seen such things? Shall the earth be made to bring forth in one day? or shall a nation be born at once? for as soon as Zion travailed, she brought forth her children.

Always twisting the truth to lead people astray. Sorry, It was prophesied that the nation of Israel would be born in a day and it happened.

ALL YOUR TWISTING WON'T CHANGE THE TRUTH.

Well, I believe that God abandoned Israel in 70 a.d. That was the 'end times'.
The new Israel is the Church, this is the age of the Gentiles. OF course most Christians dont believe the endtimes have already taken place. So i think your gonna get mixed answers.

For more information on the subject read:

the complete works of Flavius Josephus, the Parousia by James Atuart, or another good one is The Great Tribulation by Shelton.

Youll finally understand Matthew 24 and mark 13. not to mention Revelations.

[edit on 14-7-2006 by Scyman]

It might seem so; but the book of Isaiah (among others) makes it clear that is not to be the case.

God never abandons His people--nor does He ever break a promise.

Originally posted by queenannie38
God never abandons His people--nor does He ever break a promise.

Would you say that all the inhabitants of the Earth are His people?

Because I can think of plenty people who not only feel abandoned but are also starving to death.

Osbert+

When I said 'His people' I was referring to 'Israel.'

Israel means 'who prevails with God.'

So, no, at this time, all people are not Israel. Very few are. But now is only temporary, and a means to an end that will bless the whole world--all people. The salvation of Israel is the deliverance of the world.

All the people are God's children--but not all are Israel.

Well, I believe that God abandoned Israel in 70 a.d. That was the 'end times'.

Then what is now?

The new Israel is the Church, this is the age of the Gentiles

Statements like this come from those that didn't believe that God could restore Israel as a nation. As you can see this belief was proved incorrect.

. OF course most Christians dont believe the endtimes have already taken place.

Why in the world would they believe this statement?