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Why Muslims Must Kill Muslims

The Bible Book of Revelation is about two great wars. One is a spiritual battle between Good and evil. God in Heaven, coming down riding a white horse, represents the forces of Good. Satan leads those forces of evil on a red horse; also represented by a woman riding a scarlet colored beast. All that’s required for the forces of Good to win is the acceptance that God is; and His Son Jesus Christ shares His throne. That’s it; it’s that simple. The other battle will be a great battle on a real earthly battlefield; commonly known as the Battle of Armageddon. This battle will also be a battle between the forces of evil and the forces of Good, but it will include all weapons of war; real weapons such as bullets, missiles and bombs. Apostle John used metaphors in Chapter 9 to describe these weapons; since he didn’t know the names of these weapons as he saw them in his visions. From his visions he described these battle weapons in Chapter 9 as: scorpions, locusts, breastplates of iron, the faces of men having hair as the hair of a woman; and their teeth were as the teeth of lions. What he actually saw in those visions were helicopters, not scorpions; many planes on the horizon, not locusts; faces of women that really were women in our modern warfare; war tanks, not breastplates of iron; and grills on war vehicles, not teeth of lions. He didn’t know the names of these things as he wrote the words in Revelation. John wrote Revelation two thousand years ago; and approximately seven hundred years before Islam began. But, his words in those letters to the Seven Churches in Asia were fundamentally to warn us throughout history to beware of that coming Islamic evil. He warns about those who say they are Jews, but are not; those who say they are apostles, but are not; those who follow the doctrine of Balaam to be turned from God; and finally that woman, Jezebel who ‘calleth herself a prophetess.’ His words about this Jezebel correspond to the words in Chapter 17 that describe Mystery Babylon the Great, the Mother of Harlots; dru

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