A miraculous finding of an ancient Book of Psalms in a bog in Ireland sheds an interesting light on this present war of Israel in defense of her citizens and cities. Recorded by various news sites such as CNN the particularly interesting part of this amazing discovery is that the book was found OPEN to a page where, written in Latin, Psalm 83 is recited in which the nations are listed who have made an alliance - the Arab League - to wipe Israel off the map - ¹⁸new developments.

Only the Almighty, the Holy One of Israel, knew where this book was hidden. He alone could cause it to be found at the precise time when Arab League members such as Iran and Syria are supplying the terrorist organization Hizballah in Lebanon with weapons to war against Israel. The declared aim of Iran's "supreme leader" is the destruction of Israel, who announced - unaware of the words in Psalm 83 - that with the help of Allah Israel would be wiped off the map.

Obviously the Holy One of Israel is making a strong statement here that He is watching over Israel and hearing the threats to her existence by Israel's neighbors. He knows of their plots to "take possession for themselves of the pastures of G-d." And He will do to these nations (see their present-day representation as listed in the Watchmen Prayer page 6) as is written in Psalm 83. Hizballah¹⁹ will eventually "eat dust" just as she suggests in her "open letter".

USA Today and ABC purposefully avoided mentioning this book having been found open to Psalm 83, just as almost all international news stations (with perhaps the exception of FOX News) give only a lopsided, anti-Israel image of Israel's war against Hizballah in Lebanon. Reports by Jewish Messianic Israelis are undoubtedly the most trustworthy, as they are not tainted with a "politically correct" mindset but report both from immediate insight on the ground and from a Sriptural perspective. The Jerry Golden Report is one of these as well as the DATELINE ISRAEL by the MAOZ Israel Ministries. In addition, the newsletters of OR TZION provide both prophetic insights and a more personal view, as well as a large number of related, informative links.

What follows is a report by Sondra Oster Baras, Director of  Christian Friends Of Israeli Communities (CFOIC):
 

I believe the above links and the Emergency Bulletin speak for themselves. By now the number of rockets fired on Israel's cities approaches 3,000. Pray Psalm 83 by VOICING the Word of G-d so that G-d's mighty angels who HEARKEN TO THIS VOICE will go forth and perform it!²⁰ Amen and Amen!

Yours in Him,
Annelore

P.S. Free of anti-Israel bias updates about happenings in and about Israel: DEBKA File; David Dolan -  is a Jerusalem-based author and journalist working closely with Christian Friends of Israel; Kathleen Mitchell, a Messianic Jewess from Ohio staying frequently in Israel also sends out an "Israel Update for Intercessors", which is excellent with accurate information and target points for intercession. She does not have a web site but you can subscribe to her 
at Tikkun7@aol.com; ask for her Update of July 18. 2006 - July 27th  Black Day for Arabs? 
 
 

18  Following is a quote from the article posted by National Geographic News online: "Mention of Psalm 83 has led to misconceptions about the revealed wording and may be a source of concern for people who believe Psalm 83 deals with 'the wiping out of Israel,'" officials at the National Museum of Ireland, where the manuscript is being kept, said in a statement today.      The true meaning of what the text reveals, they say, has been quite literally lost in translation.      "[We] would like to highlight that the text visible on the manuscript does NOT refer to wiping out Israel but to the 'vale of tears' ('valle lacrimum')," the officials said. The newfound prayer book, they explain, is an ancient Latin translation from the Greek known as the Vulgate. But the King James Bible, which was translated from Hebrew to English more than a thousand years later, assigns different numbers to the psalms.      So the Psalm 83 found in the Irish book, they say, appears in King James as Psalm 84, which is a song of praise and longing for godliness. "Blessed is the man whose strength is in thee," the passage reads, "… who passing through the valley of Baca [the vale of tears] make[s] it a well." The museum officials say they expect the difference speaks for itself.       "It is hoped that this clarification will serve comfort to anyone worried by earlier reports of the content of the text," they said.

19 The IDC - International Institute for Counter-Terrorism in Herzliyah - features under the category ARTICLES eye-opening, researched articles.