Nuclear Holocaust of Revelation by Morris Cerullo

Author:Morris Cerullo
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Religion, Biblical Commentary, New Testament
ISBN: 9781931887694
Publisher: Morris Cerullo World Evangelism
Published: 2001-12-31T22:00:00+00:00

Chapter 4

The Coming Holocaust

Nuclear weapons are not terrifying only for their explosive power, though that is certainly one of the most frightening things imaginable. After they have done their destructive work, nuclear bombs and missiles leave a residue of radiation.

Nuclear fallout can kill for years, decades, even centuries after the bomb that left it is gone.

A line from a famous movie about nuclear weapons went like this: "If this bomb goes off, this will be a really bad neighborhood for about 10,000 years."

Radiation does bad things to plants and animals, including causing genetic mutations and eventually poisoning humans to death.

Thousands of residents of the then Russian city, now Ukranian city of Chernobyl are still suffering from the meltdown of that city's nuclear reactor in the 1980s. They have astronomical rates of cancer, disease and other sickness that most experts relate directly to the meltdown.

Even relatively benign forms of radiation such as X-Rays can damage humans, so doctors who use X-Rays as diagnostic tools use special protective gear to minimize their risk.

After a nuclear explosion, all life around the explosion site will simply cease. The fallout that comes later will maim, sicken and kill thousands more than the initial bomb did.

If the world ever gets into a nuclear war, the consequences could be devastating.

Not only would the destruction from the nuclear explosions be huge, but the fallout could literally extinguish life on the planet.

The Bible seems to indicate that nuclear destruction is at least one of the possibilities for the end times.

First, there is the War of Gog and Magog.

Israel is a nuclear power, meaning it has nuclear weapons and the ability to deploy them.

Israel is rumored to have had nuclear weapons since a few days before the 1967 Six-Day War, when it hastily constructed two nuclear bombs, as it became clear war was unavoidable.

Leaked reports state that Israel's nuclear doctrine is called the "Samson option," referring to the Biblical judge who, in the midst of his greatest defeat, killed more of his enemies in his own death than he had in the rest of his life.

The imagery is frightening. Israel understands that detonating nuclear weapons against its enemies would devastate Israel itself, because it is a tiny nation surrounded by enemies and water.

Setting off a nuclear weapon in a nearby nation would devastate Israel.

Notwithstanding, if it's left no choice, the tiny nation is resolved that it will use its store of nukes to take its final stand.

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