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The Breakdown Of U.S.-Israeli Relations Brings Us Several Steps Closer To World War III
By Michael Snyder:
In the past 40 years, we have never been closer to World War III than we are today. If you ask Americans to name what area of the globe they believe World War III will begin, the number one choice by a landslide would probably be the Middle East. And thanks to the stunning breakdown of U.S.-Israeli relations, we are now closer to that war than we have been in decades. Since the 1970s, the United States has served as the major buffer between Israel and her Islamic neighbors. Israel has trusted the United States to protect it, and Israel's enemies have known that an all-out assault on Israel would be fruitless because the U.S. military would step in. When a minor conflict has erupted in the region, the United States has always rushed in diplomatically to settle things down. But now the relationship between the Israeli government and the Obama administration is near a breaking point, and tensions in the Middle East just continue to intensify. At this moment, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu no longer trusts Barack Obama to do what is right for Israel, and it is an open secret that Obama pretty much despises Netanyahu. And during his speech to Congress on Tuesday, Netanyahu once again made it abundantly clear that his government will never, ever allow Iran to get nuclear weapons. If Israel believes that Iran is even getting close, Israel will attack. But instead of trying to prevent this from happening, Barack Obama is negotiating a deal with Iran that would give the Iranianspretty much everything that they want and would allow them to build all the nukes they desire in about ten years. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that this is a "bad deal", and he is right.
The U.S. relationship with Israel is one of the most touchy political topics in the country today, and it is going to become even more of a hot button issue as time goes by. There are millions of Americans that passionately love the nation of Israel, and there are also millions of Americans that are vehemently anti-Israel. It is amazing that a nation that is about the size of New Jersey and that only has a little bit more than one-tenth of one percent of the global population can perpetually be at the center of global controversy. Of course those of us that are Christians know that the Bible said that this would happen in the last days, so the truth is that none of us should be surprised. No matter how much effort global leaders put into achieving "peace in the Middle East", it never seems to happen, and now things are poised to go to a dangerous new level.
On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu laid out his case to Congress during a very forceful 40 minute speech…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Tuesday that a proposed agreement between world powers and Iran was "a bad deal" that would not stop Tehran from getting nuclear weapons — but would rather pave its way to getting lots of them and leave the Jewish State in grave peril.
In a dramatic address to the U.S. Congress at what he said was a "fateful" crossroads of history, Netanyahu openly sided with President Barack Obama's Republican critics and sparked an immediate and furious reaction from the White House, as relations between Washington and Israel spun into their deepest chasm for many years.
If Israel has lost all trust in the Obama administration, that makes it much more likely that it will choose to take unilateral military action against Iran.
With that in mind, consider the following quotes from Netanyahu's speech…
-"The greatest danger facing our world is the marriage of militant Islam with nuclear weapons."
-"That is exactly what could happen if the deal being negotiated is accepted by Iran. That deal would not prevent Iran developing nuclear weapons. It would all but guarantee that Iran gets those weapons, lots of them."
-"I know this won't come as a shock to many of you, but Iran not only defies inspectors, but it also plays a pretty good game of 'hide and cheat' with them."
-"The ideology of Iran's revolutionary regime is deeply rooted in militant Islam, and that's why this regime will always be an enemy of America."
-"If anyone thinks this deal kicks the can down the road, think again. When we get down that road we'll face a much more dangerous Iran, a Middle East littered with nuclear bombs, and a countdown to a potential nuclear nightmare."
-"We must all stand together to stop Iran's march of conquest, subjugation, and terror."
-"Even if Israel has to stand alone, Israel will stand."
-"That's why this deal is so bad. It doesn't block Iran's path to the bomb, it paves Iran's path to the bomb."
-"I can guarantee you this: The days when the Jewish people remain passive in the face of genocidal enemies, those days are over."
And near the end of his speech, Netanyahu referred to the Holocaust when he spoke to Elie Wiesel who happened to be sitting in the audience…
Praising the presence in the audience of concentration camp survivor, author, Nobel Peace Prize winner and Nazi-hunter Elie Wiesel, the prime minister told him, "Your life and work gives meaning to the words, 'Never again.'"
Does that sound like a man that is just going to sit by and watch Iran build nuclear weapons?
Reaction by members of Congress was mixed. Many Republicans were thrilled by Netanyahu's address. But many Democrats were outraged, and Nancy Pelosi was nearly brought to tears…
"I was near tears throughout the prime minister's speech — saddened by the insult to the intelligence of the United States as part of the P5 +1 nations," said Nancy Pelosi, the leader of Democrats in the House, referring to the group of world powers negotiation with Tehran, "and saddened by the condescension toward our knowledge of the threat posed by Iran and our broader commitment to preventing nuclear proliferation."
Most Americans don't realize this, but an Israeli attack against Iranian nuclear facilities could be closer than almost any of us would dare to imagine.
In fact, just a few days ago there was a report that a planned strike in 2014 was aborted at the last minute after Barack Obama threatened to shoot down Israeli jets…
According to Al-Jarida, the Netanyahu government took the decision to strike Iran some time in 2014 soon after Israel had discovered the United States and Iran had been involved in secret talks over Iran's nuclear program and were about to sign an agreement in that regard behind Israel's back.
The report claimed that an unnamed Israeli minister who has good ties with the US administration revealed the attack plan to Secretary of State John Kerry, and that Obama then threatened to shoot down the Israeli jets before they could reach their targets in Iran.
But next time, it might be different. As I discussed in a previous article, there are reports coming out of the Middle East that indicate that Saudi Arabia plans to allow Israel to use their airspace to strike Iran.
In addition, new evidence of a secret nuclear facility near Tehran that Iran had not told anyone about has been revealed in recent days. If it turns out that Iran's nuclear program is actually far more advanced that they have been admitting, that will send the probability of an Israeli strike absolutely soaring.
For years, Iran and Israel have been on a collision course, and now time is running out.
And when war does erupt in the Middle East, the death and destruction could be on a scale that is absolutely unimaginable.
So let us pray that peace prevails for as long as possible. Unfortunately, thanks to the foolishness of the Obama administration, the period of peace that we have been enjoying does not look like it is going to last too much longer.
The greatest mystery
When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained; What is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man, that thou visitest him?
What a great promise
And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand. My Father, which gave them me, is greater than all; and no man is able to pluck them out of my Father's hand.
Who is right?
Matt 2:1-6
Now when Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judaea in the days of Herod the king, behold, there came wise men from the east to Jerusalem,Saying, Where is he that is born King of the Jews? for we have seen his star in the east, and are come to worship him.When Herod the king had heard these things, he was troubled, and all Jerusalem with him.And when he had gathered all the chief priests and scribes of the people together, he demanded of them where Christ should be born.And they said unto him, In Bethlehem of Judaea: for thus it is written by the prophet,And thou Bethlehem, in the land of Juda, art not the least among the princes of Juda: for out of thee shall come a Governor, that shall rule my people Israel.
Matt 2:13-15
And when they were departed, behold, the angel of the Lord appeareth to Joseph in a dream, saying, Arise, and take the young child and his mother, and flee into Egypt, and be thou there until I bring thee word: for Herod will seek the young child to destroy him. When he arose, he took the young child and his mother by night, and departed into Egypt: And was there until the death of Herod: that it might be fulfilled which was spoken of the Lord by the prophet, saying, Out of Egypt have I called my son.
Matt 2:22-23
But when he heard that Archelaus did reign in Judaea in the room of his father Herod, he was afraid to go thither: notwithstanding, being warned of God in a dream, he turned aside into the parts of Galilee:And he came and dwelt in a city called Nazareth: that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophets, He shall be called a Nazarene.
Wow, what confusion. By reading the above Scripture I can understand why few recognised the birth of Christ Jesus. I can just hear the arguments about where to expect Him:
"He will come from Bethlehem."
"No, expect Him to come from Egypt!"
"No, He is a Nazarene from Nazareth!"
Three valid arguments all supported by Scripture but also three opposing views. Were will He come from? Who was right in the end? All of them!
Fast forward to today and we see the same thing. We see arguments for an Western Europe beast system and arguments for an Eastern Europe/Muslim beast system. We also see arguments for a Roman Catholic beats system. All of these arguments can be supported by Scripture and everyone holding to a specific view is sure that he is right. Now who is correct? Maybe all of them? Can we ever be hundred percent sure before the fulfillment or must we wait for hindsight to be sure?
Folks, one thing I am sure of is that we are closer to the return of Christ than most will ever realize. I think the time for arguing on who is right and why the other guy is wrong is over. I think that we must keep our eyes on the signs that God said will happen in the end. Keep your eyes on His time piece Israel. Israel is alone in this world. She is surrounded by enemies. Soon Israel will be surrounded by armies. Soon those in Judea will have to flee. Soon persecution will be at your door.
Soon we will be with Him. Maranatha.
David Wilkerson – Economic Collapse, Russian Invasion & Other Warnings
Happy 2015! Or will it be?
Here is some sobering warning from David Wilkerson compiled by Ray Gano of Prophezine. This is really something to read and consider.
David Wilkerson was a very forward thinking pastor, a real watchman on the wall. He was very outspoken and acted to warn the church his whole life time until his death in 2011. One of the reasons that I have studied a lot of his writings is that he has been warning about a coming collapse of the U.S. economy and the destruction of America for over 20 + years.
He believed that in an economic collapse there will be riots and fires all across major cities in this nation. This will be a time of great apostasy and persecution in the church like never before.
After the economic collapse of the United States the nation will be at its weakest point. He believed that a targeted nuclear holocaust could sweep this nation followed by a Russian invasion of America.
When Israel sees the destruction of America he believed that Muslim nations would then work to invade the Holy Land.
To this day I still find his warnings important. He spotted things on the far horizon where other Watchmen on The Wall did not. Fast forward to today, and many of his warnings have come to pass.
What I ask is will some of his other warnings also come to pass?
Here are his warnings and the years that he presented them.
David Wilkerson's Warning in 1973
- "Worldwide recession caused by economic confusion"
- "At most a few more fat flourishing years, and then an economic recession that's going to affect the life style of every wage-earner in the world. The world economists are going to be at loss to explain what's happening. It's going to start in Europe, spread to Japan and finally to the United States."
- There will be a move toward a worldwide, unified monetary system. The US dollar will be hit bad and it will take years for it to recover.
- The only real security will be in real estate (until a somewhat later stage, at which point this apparent security will also disappear).
"Nature having labor pains"
- Environmentalists will come under heavy criticism.
- There will be major earthquakes.
- There will be a major famine.
- Floods, hurricanes and tornadoes will increase in frequency.
- "A new kind of cosmic storm appearing as a raging fire in the sky leaving a kind of vapor trail."
"A flood of filth and a baptism of dirt in America"
- Topless women will appear on television, followed by full nudity.
- Adult, X rated movies will be shown on cable television. Young people will gather at homes to watch this kind of material in groups.
- Sex and the occult will be mixed.
- There will be an acceptance of homosexuality, and the church will even say that it is a God-given gift.
"Rebellion in the home"
"I see the new number one youth problem in America and the world as hatred towards parents."
"A persecution madness against truly Spirit filled Christians who love Jesus Christ"
- There will arise a world church consisting of a union between liberal ecumenical Protestants and the Roman Catholic Church, using Christ in name only.
- There will be a hate Christ movement.
- There will be a spiritual awakening behind the Iron and Bamboo Curtains.
- There will be another wave of riots.
- There will be a fall in moral conduct.
- There will be a new drug that will be popular with teenagers that will break down resistance and will encourage sexual activity.
- Homosexual and lesbian ministers will be ordained and this will be heralded as a new breed of pioneer.
- There will be nude dancing in church, but this will never be widespread.
- There will be occult practices in churches.
David Wilkerson's Warning in 1985
America is going to be destroyed by fire! Sudden destruction is coming and few will escape. Unexpectedly, and in one hour, a hydrogen holocaust will engulf America and this nation will be no more. It is because America has sinned against the greatest light. Other nations are just as sinful, but none are as flooded with gospel light as ours. God is going to judge America for its violence, its crimes, its backsliding, its murdering of millions of babies, its flaunting of homosexuality and sadomasochism, its corruption, its drunkenness and drug abuse, its form of godliness without power, its Luke warmness toward Christ, its rampant divorce and adultery, its lewd pornography, its child molestations, its cheating, its robbing, its dirty movies, and its occult practices. An attack from Russia, and "The great holocaust follows an economic collapse in America.
David Wilkerson's Warnings in 1992
Thirty days of chastisement will fall on New York City such as the world has never seen. God is going to let down the walls. There will be unimaginable violence and looting. The violence will be so ferocious, it will shock the whole world. Our streets will be lined, not just with the National Guard, but with militia. A thousand fires will burn at the same time throughout the city. The Los Angeles fires were confined to a few sections of that city, but New York will be ablaze in all its boroughs. Fire trucks will not be able to handle it all. Trains and busses will be shut down. Billions of dollars will be lost. Broadway shows will stop completely. Businesses will flee the city in an unstoppable hemorrhage. Such things are expected in Third World countries, but not in a civilized nation like the United States. Yet, in not too long a time afterwards, New York City will go completely bankrupt. The Queen City will be cast into the dirt, becoming a city of poverty. What I saw coming will be much more severe. Indeed, if America rejects God's call to turn back to Him, we'll face the same judgments Israel faced. And they will hit not only New York but also every region in the country. Even the heartland won't be spared. The nation's economy will collapse, and violence will erupt. Fires will consume our cities, and tanks will rumble through the streets. pray that God would give our President the same spirit that Josiah had, to tremble at his Word.
David Wilkerson's Warnings in 2009
An Earth-Shattering Calamity is about to happen. It is going to be so frightening. We are all going to Tremble, even the godliest among us.
"For ten years I have been warning about a thousand fires coming to New York City. It will engulf the whole megaplex, including areas of New Jersey and Connecticut. Major cities all across America will experience riots and blazing fires such as we saw in Watts, Los Angeles, years ago in August, 1965. There will be riots and fires in cities worldwide. There will be looting — including Times Square, New York City. What we are experiencing now is not a recession, not even a depression. We are under God's wrath.
Persecution… Jews and Christians
A German author travels deep into ISIS territory and comes out with a grim assessment: ISIS is "preparing the largest religious cleansing campaign the world has ever seen."
Read the article on CNN by clicking HERE.
How Did Christmas Become A Festival Of Greed?
How Did Christmas Become A Festival Of Greed?
For most people, Christmas is all about the presents. But how did such a supposedly sacred holiday become a festival of greed? Not many people know the history behind Christmas gift giving, and it will probably shock you. This year, Americans will spend somewhere in the neighborhood of 600 billion dollars on Christmas, but most people have no coherent explanation for why they are buying all of these gifts. Those that are Christian will tell you that they are doing it to celebrate the birth of Christ, but as you will see below, gift giving on this holiday originated long before Christ was born. Others will tell you that they are just following tradition, but most of them have absolutely no idea where the tradition of Christmas gift giving originally came from. And the truth is that most people simply don't care about the history. They are just excited about all of the stuff that they are going to get on December 25th. But if you are curious to learn how Christmas became a festival of greed, just keep reading…
In early America, there was no Christmas gift giving. In fact, the Puritans greatly disapproved of celebrating the holiday, and in some areas the celebration of Christmas was actually banned by law.
For example, if you were caught celebrating Christmas in the state of Massachusetts from 1659 to 1681 you could be fined five shillings…
On May 11, 1659, the Massachusetts Bay Colony legislature even went so far as to officially ban Christmas and gave anyone found celebrating it a fine of five shillings. The legislature stated the ban was needed "For preventing disorders arising in severall places within this jurisdiceon, by reason of some still observing such festivalls as were superstitiously kept in other countrys, to the great dishonnor of God & offence of others, it is therefore ordered … that whosoever shall be found observing any such day as Christmas or the like, either by for-bearing of labour, feasting, or any other way, upon any such account as aforesaid, every such person so offending shall pay for every such offence five shillings, as a fine to the county."
The ban remained in place for 22 years until it was repealed in 1681 after a new surge of European immigrants brought a demand for the holiday. Even though the ban was lifted, Christmas was not warmly embraced by the puritans and it remained a dull and muted holiday over two centuries later.
But weren't the Puritans Christians?
Didn't they want to honor the Lord Jesus?
Of course they were Christians. They took their faith incredibly seriously. But they also knew their history a lot better than we do.
Most Christians do not realize this, but Christians did not celebrate anything in late December for the first 300 years after the time of Jesus. The only people that celebrated anything at that time were the pagans.
By now, most of you are probably aware of the great Roman celebration known as Saturnalia. But most people don't know that our tradition of gift giving can be traced back to that holiday. The following is how Wikipedia describes this ancient pagan festival…
Saturnalia was an ancient Roman festival in honor of the deity Saturn, held on the 17th of December of the Julian calendar and later expanded with festivities through to the 23rd of December. The holiday was celebrated with a sacrifice at the Temple of Saturn, in the Roman Forum, and a public banquet, followed by private gift-giving, continual partying, and a carnivalatmosphere that overturned Roman social norms:gambling was permitted, and masters provided table service for their slaves. The poet Catullus called it "the best of days."
Most people do not realize this, but the priests of Saturn would even carry wreaths of evergreen boughs in procession throughout the pagan Roman temples. These processions probably looked at least a little bit similar to our Christmas parades today.
So precisely who was Saturn? Here is more from Wikipedia…
Saturn (Latin: Saturnus) is a god in ancient Roman religion, and a character in myth. Saturn is a complex figure because of his multiple associations and long history. He was the first god of the Capitol, known since the most ancient times as Saturnius Mons, and was seen as a god of generation, dissolution, plenty, wealth, agriculture, periodic renewal and liberation. In later developments he came to be also a god of time. His reign was depicted as a Golden Age of plenty and peace. The Temple of Saturn in the Roman Forum housed the state treasury. In December, he was celebrated at what is perhaps the most famous of the Roman festivals, the Saturnalia, a time of feasting, role reversals, free speech, gift-giving and revelry. Saturn the planet and Saturday are both named after the god.
Eventually, the Romans began holding a festival at the end of Saturnalia on December 25th called Dies Natalis Solis Invicti, which means "the birthday of the unconquered sun". Throughout the empire, the "rebirth of the sun" was celebrated with great revelry. The winter solstice was past and now the days were starting to get longer again. It was a seemingly logical time to honor "the rebirth of the sun god".
When the Roman Empire legalized Christianity in the early 4th century, the Roman government began to put a lot of pressure on church leaders to fit into the broader society. So eventually the birthday of the Son of God was moved to the time when the rest of society was celebrating "the rebirth of the sun god". December 25th was first celebrated as the birthday of Jesus in about 336 AD, and in the year 350 AD Pope Julius I officially decreed that Christians would celebrate that day from then on. At first, the new holiday was slow to be adopted by Christians and it was not widely observed until about the year 400.
And of course Jesus was not actually born in late December. The evidence that we have indicates that he was most probably born in the fall during the Feast of Tabernacles. The only reason people celebrate the birth of Jesus on December 25th today is because the Catholics of the 4th century wanted to appease the pagan Roman government and the pagan culture at large.
Over time, the practice of gift giving during late December faded, and by the early 19th century the big tradition was actually to open presents on New Year's Day. But then merchants saw an opportunity. According to historians, advertisements for "Christmas presents" began appearing in newspapers in the United States in the 1820s…
Buying gifts to celebrate Christmas is steeped in tradition, dating to the 1820s when newspapers began to advertise items for Christmas presents, according to the Connecticut Historical Society.
"This holiday market place is part of the larger birth of the consumer culture that extends itself to all aspects of our social life," said Leigh Eric Schmidt, author of "Consumer Rites" (Princeton University Press, 1995).
Schmidt, a professor of religion at Princeton University in New Jersey, said if the nation had continued the practice of giving gifts only as mementos for New Year's, Christmas would not have evolved into the huge retail venture it is today. There would have been more focus on the religious aspects of the holiday. But all that changed when gift-giving became a way to honor family relationships.
And at first, Christmas in America was nothing like the festival of greed that it is today. Gifts were usually small, modest and personal. The following is one description of the tradition of Christmas gift givingduring that era…
In the 1820s, '30s and '40s merchants had noticed the growing role of gifts in the celebration of Christmas and New Year. Starting in the mid- to late- 1850s, imaginative importers, craftspersons and storekeepers consciously reshaped the holidays to their own ends even as shoppers elevated the place of Christmas gifts in their home holiday. However, for all the efforts of businessmen to exploit the season Americans persistently attempted to separate the influence of commerce from the gifts they gave.
What emerged was a kind of dialogue between consumers and merchants. Many gift-givers, for instance, ranked handmade gifts over purchased or totally manufactured ones. Retailers responded by marketing partially assembled goods to which givers applied the finishing touches. Americans also moderated the relationship between commerce and giving by wrapping the gifts they gave. The custom had once been merely to give a gift unadorned and uncovered, but a present hidden in paper heightened the effect of the gesture, fixing the act of giving to a moment of revelation. Wrapping also helped designate an item as a gift. As gifts came increasingly from stores, factories and homes of cottage labourers, paper and string helped redefine an object to meet its social use. The commercial work comprehended the importance of this symbolic transformation of goods. Grander stores began to wrap gifts purchased from their stock in distinctive, coloured papers, tinsel cords and bright ribbons, as part of their delivery services. Thus, while paper might have blurred a present's association with commerce in some cases, in others it advertised a material status associated with patronizing the 'right' store.
Over time, Christmas gifts came to be associated with a mythical gift giver in cultures all over the globe.
Of course in the United States this mythical gift giver is known as "Santa Claus", but in other areas of the planet the traditions are very different…
Current tradition in several Latin American countries (such as Venezuela and Colombia) holds that while Santa makes the toys, he then gives them to the Baby Jesus, who is the one who actually delivers them to the children's homes, a reconciliation between traditional religious beliefs and the iconography of Santa Claus imported from the United States.
In South Tyrol (Italy), Austria, Czech Republic, Southern Germany, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Slovakia, and Switzerland, the Christkind (Ježíšek in Czech, Jézuska in Hungarian and Ježiško in Slovak) brings the presents. Greek children get their presents from Saint Basil on New Year's Eve, the eve of that saint's liturgical feast. The German St. Nikolaus is not identical with the Weihnachtsmann (who is the German version of Santa Claus / Father Christmas). St. Nikolaus wears a bishop's dress and still brings small gifts (usually candies, nuts, and fruits) on December 6 and is accompanied by Knecht Ruprecht. Although many parents around the world routinely teach their children about Santa Claus and other gift bringers, some have come to reject this practice, considering it deceptive.
This article may upset some people because their Christmas traditions are so deeply cherished.
But there is no reason to be upset.
If you are going to do something, you should know why you are doing it.
Knowing our history empowers us to take control of our lives and to make better decisions.
As a Christian, I never knew any of the history behind Christmas when I was growing up. So I could never explain the reasons for why I was doing the things that I was doing to others.
And no holiday should ever be a festival of greed.
So whatever you are celebrating this time of the year, make sure it is for the right reasons and not the wrong ones.
D day for Jerusalem?
Israel Fears, That On Thursday, EU Parliament Will Recognize Palestine
In response to Israel's disregard of calls to halt settlement construction, European Parliament to discuss motion to urge EU governments to recognize Palestinian state
The European Parliament plans to hold a vote on Thursday on a resolution to recognize a Palestinian state, following Sweden's official decision to do so and symbolic votes in Spain, the UK and Ireland. The moves reflect mounting frustration in the EU at Israel's expanding settlement program on land the Palestinians want for a state following the collapse of US-sponsored peace talks.
Israel is working to foil the decision, with officials warning that if the motion passes, the country will view Europe's decision as anti-Israeli. The parties behind the initiative are the Socialists and Democrats Group (S&D) and the Unified European Left Party (GUE).
After Sweden officially recognized the state of Palestine in October, the Social Democrats announced its widespread support of the move, and the president of the center-left party stated that such a decision would be the only solution to end the Israeli-Palestinian Commented on the situation in the region, Ambassador Walzer said that the fact that terrorist groups are still operating in the area has an impact on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, turning it into a religious war conflict which leaves no room for compromises and concessions, conflict, and that it would benefit both parties.
Friends, it is getting serious in Israel. The settlement program in question is in Judea. The EU beast (and the rest of the world) is totally against Israel and is ready to throw her to the wolves.
Psalm 83 War, September 2015?
Guest post by Truth:
The spreadsheet that accompanies this article can be found HERE.
I believe that the Psalm 83 War will be fought before September 23 of 2015. Here is my reasoning:
1) In Daniel 9:24, referring to Israel and Jerusalem, Yahuah gives "your people and your holy city" seventy 'sevens' (See notes in spreadsheet cell B10).
2) The last of those seventy 'sevens' will be complete on September 23, 2015 (see notes in spreadsheet cells J11 and N5).
3) On the Hebrew calendar, 2015 is a shmita year. The last day of that shmita year is September 13, 2015 (see spreadsheet cell M5).
Note: Shmita means "release." Listen to "The Harbinger" author Rabbi Johnathan Cahn to understand its meaning and its significance. Can be seen HERE.
I believe that the boundaries of present day Israel will be expanded to include some or all of her Abrahamic covenant designated lands; they will be repatriated to her at the end of the shmita year. I believe that this repatriation will be a result of the Psalm 83 War.
4) The Psalm 83 War must be fought before the Ezekiel 38 War. The nations defeated in the Psalm 83 War do not appear among the enemies that come against Israel in the Ezekiel 38 War (see notes in spreadsheet cells M7 and X66). I infer from this fact that they no longer exist or that they are so resoundingly defeated that they no longer pose a threat to Israel.
5) If sacrifice is stopped at the Abomination of Desolation in connection with the Ezekiel 38 War (see spreadsheet cell W22), then the sacrifice must have been started earlier.
6) Sacrifice is not going on now; the Waqf Muslims still control the Temple Mount. The sacrifice cannot start until control of the Temple Mount is rested from the Muslims. It is clear to me that such an event will not occur through peaceful, political means. More, the sacrifice cannot be started until the anointing of the Most Holy Place. The Hebrews must control the Temple Mount in order to be able to anoint the Most Holy Place.
7) According to Daniel 9:24, the Most Holy Place is anointed within the seventy 'sevens' which end on September 23, 2015 (see spreadsheet cell J11). This means that the Hebrews will control the Temple Mount on or before September 23, 2015. To me, this implies that the Psalm 83 War will be fought before September 23, 2015.
8) Considering how "The Harbinger" author Rabbi Johnathan Cahn has connected the end of shmita years to major world events, it seems logical to me to place the Psalm 83 War in the ten (10) days that run from September 13, 2015 to September 23, 2015. The war will be short and decisive. Israel will use nuclear weapons. Israel will win.
Please remember that these are my opinions. I am not a prophet. I could be wrong. You are encouraged to study the prophetic scriptures to confirm or deny what I have said here.
Blessings to you in your studies and preparations for the days ahead.
Position of all the EU against Israel
Position of all the EU … "We need a Palestinian state" said EU foreign affairs chief
The European Union's new foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini on Saturday called for the establishment of a Palestinian state, saying the world "cannot afford" another war in Gaza.
"It is not only the people of Gaza that can't afford having a fourth war, all the world cannot afford this," she said.
"We cannot just sit and wait. If we sit and wait it will go on for another 40 years. We have to have action now," said Mogherini, a former Italian foreign minister who recently took over from Catherine Ashton as the top EU diplomat.
"We need a Palestinian state — that is the ultimate goal and this is the position of all the European Union," Mogherini said during her first visit to Gaza.
Mogherini called for the creation of a Palestinian state within the five years of her term, and announced that the EU intends to play a more influential role in the Middle East than it has in the past.
Zechariah 12:2-3
2 Behold, I will make Jerusalem a cup of trembling unto all the people round about, when they shall be in the siege both against Judah and against Jerusalem. (Westbank/Palestine and East Jerusalem)
3 And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all people: all that burden themselves with it shall be cut in pieces, though all the people of the earth be gathered together against it
The EU foreign minister is not a man so she can not fulfill the role of the man of sin, but she is clearly saying the right things. The battle for Jerusalem is going strong and soon it will turn the whole world on its head.


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Well, I've now had my iPad three days. I think underwhelmed just about covers it and I am left wondering what all the hype is about.
I realise that three days is hardly an exhaustive trial but so far I have discovered nothing it can do that my 15" touch screen laptop running old fashioned Windows 7 does not do bigger (and faster) or that my Galaxy Note 1 does not do smaller (and brighter).
Packing it up ready for return tomorrow. As it was a freebie I can say, honestly for once, "Wouldn't have one if they were giving them away"!
Obviously it must just be me – sales coming up for 100 mill, they can't all have been bamboozled by the hype.
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"Wouldn't have one if they were giving them away"!
Well, you would be a member of a very small club. I think that perhaps you don't have much need to use a computer on the move, in which case the iPad's capabilities would hardly be in first gear. Your touch screen and your can't go with you on a train/bus or be carried around in one hand, and that's what the iPad is designed to do. If mobile computing isn't your thing you can certainly live without one.
If you do need computing power on the move the iPad is (still) far and away the finest tablet money can buy in what is now a huge market.
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As it was a freebie and you don't want it, can I give you my address to send it to ?? :-)
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"Your touch screen and your can't go with you on a train/bus or be carried around in one hand,"
My laptop can't but my Note can (and it can be carried in a shirt pocket)! However, my nearest station is twenty miles or so, and the nearest bus stop beyond walking distance so I tend not to use either very much.
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Lang's too old and too expensive. We're having a youth movement and I don't see any point in trading for older players...maybe signing them as FA's, but it's hard to give up younger guys for older guys in a trade.
Youth is over rated somewhat. Sure, its great to have a young squad especially with the new CBA, but you need a couple of older guys in the mix as well. And Lang is hardly past it, look at the numbers he put up in the last season. And looking at those numbers, and what else he brings to the table, then $3.5-4m for Lang is better value than paying $3m for Drury, imo. He is big, holds the puck up well, has quite good vision and passing, a good shot, and has great hands for a big guy. He can put up 70+ points fairly easily. He would look great centering Miro, and Vanek if he's ready. Theres a ****load of offensive potential in that line.
I forgot about Kotalik in my last post, doh. As much as I like Roy, if we package him with Drury it might be all we need to land a top center like Richards or Lecavalier. Richards would be perfect for Satan and Vanek because he'd just keep feeding them with passes and letting them do what they do best, score goals. I think it'd rejuvenate Miro's career so to speak, and start Vanek's off in the right direction. TB has a surprising lack of depth at Center past Lecavalier and Richards, with almost no prospects whatsoever to speak of - so I think we might be able interest them in a Drury + Roy + Thorburn for Richards + Lukowich deal.
I agree with you. Richards centering Miro and possibly Vanek would just be awesome. But i would be gobsmacked if TB traded him. I actually see him as the least likely of the 'big three' there to be moved. The guy is young {24?} and is already a Conn Smythe winner. He was awesome for them in the playoffs, as well as regualr season. I think i remember hearing some stat, that whenever Richards scored a goal for them, they never lost the match. He is, i have no doubt, one of the top 5 most valuable players in the league right now.
There is no way the Sabres will have a sniff of getting Iginla or Havlat either. And i would give my left ball to get the latter. Forget getting anyone like this in Buffalo.
And from my POV at least, i would not want the Sabres to make a move for Bertuzzi. Too many question marks right now, and the Canuck fans know this. He's a great player though.
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The Creation Station
Diddi Dance for Toddlers and Pre-school Children
DIY craft ideas for Fathers Day gifts.
Easter Bunny Paper Plate Basket
Easter Bonnet Paper Plate.
Toilet Tube Easter Bunny Rabbit Family
Easter eggs
Peek-a-Boo Chicks.
Gooseberry Bush Centre Wandsworth
Katie Bakes - An Alternative Party Bag or Gift
Hartbeeps Preschool Music-based Development Class
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Favourite Nursery Rhymes
Kids Swimming Aids
TinyTalk Teach You and Your Baby How to Baby Sign
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Witches Bubbling Cauldron
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Baby and Toddler Foot Problems
Flat Head Syndrome
Common Causes of Foot and Leg Pain in Children
First Baby Food - Which is Best Homemade or Bought
Has Your Toddler Become a Fussy Eater
Healthy Eating Habits - Inspire Your Child
How to Help Your Childs Imagination Grow
How to stop new born babies crying
How To Teach Children Under 5 About Money
The Healthy Portion Plate
The Importance Of Play
Pretend Play is Good for Emotional Growth
How to Empower Your Childrens Health and Wellbeing
The Benefits of Forest Schools
Jacappella Musical Development for Babies-Toddlers
Kumon's Maths and English Unlock Their Potential
Make Reading Fun
Potty Training Tips
Praising and Listening Toddler Development
Reading with Your Baby Toddler and Preschool Child
Reflexology and children – an eczema case study
All about teeth
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Thumb Sucking
Trikes Balance Bikes Pedal Bikes Which is Best
What can Children Learn Through Cooking
Child Safety
Baby and Toddler First Aid Knowledge FACT or MYTH
Bites and stings - what to do
Child Safety Week
Dogs, Babies and Toddlers Can Co-exist.
Fire Safety at Christmas
First Aid for New Parents
First Aid Top Tips for Halloween and Fireworks
Flu vaccine for Children
Food Safety for Babies and Toddlers – Top Tips
Teach Children About Fire Safety
Improving Child Safety– How Can We All Help
About the MMR vaccine
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Do You Know the Symptoms of Meningitis
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Be Sun Smart This Summer
Tips from ROSPA
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Which Car Seat?
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Young Children & Contact Lenses
When to call an ambulance
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Beko Mums United Top 10 Family Tips
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Breastfeeding Health Benefits How to Breastfeed
How to Get Rid of Cradle Cap.
Easily Accessible Healthcare Imaging, Close to You
Fitness Pointers from Mummyfitness.com
Keep Calm and Carry Your Baby
Parental Responsibility
5 Top Tips to Beat the Baby Blues.
Post Natal Depression
Top Five Tips to Lose Baby Weight
UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative.
When is it Safe to Start Abdominal Exercises?
The Baby Barn Pram & Nursery Centre
The Baby Journeys Top Four Positions for Labour
Baby Shower Ideas
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Flu and Whooping Cough Vaccine for Pregnant Women
Homeopathy for Pregnant Mums Babies and Toddlers
Know your Maternity Rights
The Official Top Ten baby names
What does your babies name mean
Osteopathy for Pregnancy Babies and Children
Pregnancy Massage
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Returning to Work and Childcare.
Becoming a Avon Representative
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Starting Primary School
Foster Care Fortnight 2012 – Can you help?
Imperial Nannies Services
Nanny Smart Employment Agency
North London Credit Union Junior Savers Accounts
Parental Choice. Finding the Right Childcare.
Sitters – Britains Favourite Babysitting Service
Squaring the Circle of Work-life Balance?
Top Tips on Leaving your Child at Nursery
Support for Parents.
Autism Awareness
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A New Baby in the Family
11 Ways of Coping with Toddlers Fears.
Citizens Advice – Helping and Supporting Families
All You Need to Know About Diabetes in Children
A Different Approach to Health Medical Herbalist
Dyslexia Awareness - Top 5 Q and A's for parents
How Soon Can Dyslexia be Identified
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Clover House
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Fashion and Textile Childrens Trust
Going to Preschool for the First Time. How to Help
A Heads Up On Head Lice
Increase your Recycling With Real Nappies
International Womens Day
Motherhood Your Way
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Talking Potty Training to your Baby and Toddler
Toddlers Saying "No"
Top Ten Problems that Strain Relationships
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Walking your Toddler or Child to Nursery or School
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Why Make a Will - Should You Make a Will
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Broccoli with Cheese Sauce and Pasta Puree
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Banana Dog in a Bun
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Raspberry and Zesty Lemon Muffins
Roasted Root Vegetable Chips
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Small Steps Chilli Con Carne
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Grey Peas and Bacon Recipe
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One-pot Simple Chicken
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Easy Peasy Toddler Pasta with Tuna and Broccoli
Easy Peasy Toddler Pasta with Vegetables
Tagliatelle with Thyme & Melting Tallegio Sauce
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Pulled Pork
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Apple Carrot and Cranberry Muffins Recipe
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Small Steps Chilli
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Mini meatballs in a herby tomato sauce
Rare Rump Steak with Chilli, Soy & Roasted Peanuts
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Warm Avocado & Chorizo Salad Recipe
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Pink Lady Apple, Cambozola and Walnut Risotto
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Plain Fruit Jelly Recipe
St Clements Pie
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Rhubarb Yoghurt Ice
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Crunchy Sprout Salad with Pumpkin Seeds & Balsamic
Greek Salad Recipe
Indian Spiced Radishes & Pumpkin Recipe
Moroccan Beetroot Herb Salad with Yoghurt Dressing
Mushroom Bolognese
Oodles of Noodles
Rotelline Pasta
Shepherd-less Pie
Tenderstem Broccoli Pumpkin and Nut Tart
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Vegetarian Breakfast Bars Recipe
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Large all-in-one Victoria Sandwich
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02 April 2015
Allesley Park : Coventry
The refurbished play area has a wide range of play equipment to offer a variety of physical and interactive challenges for all ages. Leisure facilities include: an enclosed children's play area; climbing space net for the older children; circular footpath (1.1 miles); walled garden, 9 hole crazy go...
Ash End House Children's Farm : Birmingham
We are a small, family owned childrens farm, operating for over 30 years! With lots of friendly farm animals, we are mostly undercover so weather does not cause US any problems! Ideal for all visitors who love animals and wish to have close contact with them. Plenty of handwashing facilities, am...
Baby Massage courses : Bath
Learn how to massage your baby over this six week course. Suitable for babies from 4 weeks up to a year. Massage can help with many symptoms associated with babies, like colic, wind, reflux and help aid a better sleep. The sessions run on a weekly basis on a Thursday and there is a session just ...
Bird watching for Beginners - Spring Birds : Peterborough
This is an exciting time of year for bird watching, with winter migrants departing and summer migrants arriving. After a short introductory talk we will be taking a walk around the park looking for our latest visiting birds. Times: 10:30am-12:00noon Meet at: To be confirmed at time of booking C...
Brimham Rocks : Harrogate
Brimham Rocks Discover an amazing collection of weird and wonderful rock formations to explore and study, which makes a great day out for inquisitive families, as well as climbers and shutterbugs after magnificent views over Nidderdale. Kids can let their imaginations run wild as the whole family e...
Build a Scarecrow : Peterborough
Come to Ferry Meadows and build a traditional scarecrow. Frames, stuffing and clothes will be provided. However, if you wish to bring along some unwanted clothes to dress your scarecrow that is fine! A prize will be given for the best dressed scarecrow. Times: 11:15am-12:15am Meet at: To be conf...
Build a scarecrow : Peterborough
Come to Ferry Meadows and build a traditional scarecrow. Frames, stuffing and clothes will be provided. However, if you wish to bring along some unwanted clothes to dress your scarecrow that is fine! A prize will be given for the best dressed scarecrow. Times: 11:15am-12:15am Meet at: To be conf...
Capel Manor Gardens : Enfield
We have a jungle gym play garden for children and animals grazing throughout the estate. We have many children's events being held throughout the year, from teddy bears picnics to Easter egg hunts. One particular favourite is our AMazing Christmas experience, where a special visitor can be seen in ...
Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs : Warwick and Leamington Spa
Based on the award-winning book by Giles Andreae and Russell Ayto. Join Flinn as he discovers a Pirate hiding in a cupboard, hold on tight as the cupboard falls away and together we tumble into a real life adventure! All aboard for a non-stop action-packed theatrical experience with live music, pu...
Cracking fun for "EGG-rybody" at Willows Activity Farm : Barnet
Visitors will be scrambling to enter Willows Activity Farm during their Easter Eggstravaganza event. Whether or not the weather is sunny side up, families will find acres of indoor play and under cover fun. Families can take a tour of the farm on Tristan the Runaway Tractor and then try to compl...
Crocky Trail : Chester
The Crocky Trail is an outdoor adventure trail one mile in length with loads of activities along the way, such as mazes, swings, slides, bridges, tunnels etc, though there is always a way around the more challenging obstacles.
Curious About Bath Spa : Bath
Curious About Bath is an exciting way of discovering how this elegant Edwardian city became what it is today. Enjoy the walks separately, or join them together to form one longer walk, depending on how many distractions divert you, and your available time and energy! Be entertained and challenged, ...
Dinosaur Egg Hunt Trail : Birmingham
Test your dinosaur knowledge and follow the Dinosaur Egg Hunt Trail. Collect your question sheet from the Children's Library, and then follow the dinosaur egg trail starting from the Stones and Bones Exhibition in the Gallery on Floor 3 to the Childrens Library on the lower ground floor. All correc...
Easter Challenge : Cheltenham and Cirencester
Spring is one of the busiest times at Westonbirt - for both our trees and our planting team! Discover our awakening trees and some of our newest additions to the collection. As you explore the arboretum see if you can solve our Easter riddle to claim your sweet reward! 10:30am - 4pm, meet a...
Easter Fun Workshops & Activities for children 3 - 14 yrs : Bromley
Looking for something for children to do in the Easter holidays? Why not book some Dance Fusion workshops for fun games, dance, drama, song, make & create, quizzes & competitions, mixed together in these 'Egg'citing Easter themed workshops this April : For children 3 – 6 yrs FAIRY TALES …… BOPP...
Easter Holiday Kidz Klub & Kidz Play : Milton Keynes
8.15am - 5.30pm (early drop-off at 8am available at additional cost) The fun never stops come rain or shine at our holiday activity clubs for 5-7 years (KidsPlay – Ofsted registered) and 8-13 years (KidzKlub). We aim to make every day different with an exciting programme of play, sports and arts...
Easter Mini Tennis Camp : Milton Keynes
With Lauren Rose - LTA Performance Coach, LTA Licensed, DBS checked, First-Aid qualified Strokes taught through fun games + activities All abilities catered for Experienced coaching team Dates + Prices Mon 30th March – Thurs 2nd April - £84 Tues 7th April - Fri 10th April - £84 Single Da...
Easter Trail : Peterborough
Collect a trail sheet from the Visitor Centre then hunt for clues as you walk around Ferry Meadows. Return to the Visitor Centre to claim your prize. Times: 10:00am-3:00pm Meet at: Visitor Centre Cost: £0.50 Accessibility: This event is on surfaced paths and suitable for all abilities includi...
GIANT East Duck Hunt : Ascot
Spring is a wonderful time to visit WWT London Wetland Centre as new life is bursting out all around with babies, bugs and buds in abundance. But some of our ducklings have gone missing, can you help us find them? Follow our GIANT Easter duck trail around our beautiful nature reserve to discover...
Go Bananas Indoor Softplay Centre : Gloucester and Stroud
Physical fun at it's best! Go Bananas has something for the whole family from tiny tots to hulking great 10 year olds! Whiz your way down the cool wavy Astra slide to race your friends, swoosh down the half pipe into the immense ball pool, wibble across the wobbly bridge and jump the star burst clo...
Grosvenor Park Miniature Railway : Chester
Miniature train rides set in the beautiful surroundings of Chester's Grosvenor Park. Only a few minutes walk from the city centre. The railway runs Diesel and occasionally Steam trains around a quarter mile circuit, over the long wooden viaduct, round the pond full of Ducks, Moorhens and a large wh...
Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker : Chester
Hack Green was one of 21 fixed radar stations in the country and one of only 12 fully equipped with searchlights and fighter aircraft control. In one of the cabinets in the museum you can see some of the original communications equipment used by Searchlight Command. Discover the secret world of nuc...
Hare Puppets Family Drop-in : Gloucester and Stroud
Hare Puppets Family Drop-in with Sara Salvidge
Thursday 2 April, 10-11am
Come along to the museum and make a Hare puppet to take home.
Cost: £1.50 per child, free for season ticket holders. Suitable for ages 3 and above
Hoglets Baby Drama and Storytelling class - The Gateway Centre - 2pm : York
Our classes bring storytime to life, taking drama techniques and applying them to the telling of tales. Classes begin with a magical story performed by Mama Hoglet herself, followed by games, songs, fun craft and play – whilst explaining the techniques used and how you can take them home and make...
Horse Play : Coventry
Horse Play offers indoor adventure play, with loads of slides and features and dedicated toddler zone, attached to a family restaurant with separate kids' menu.
For kids up to 4ft9.
Incredible Insects Art Workshop : Cheltenham and Cirencester
Incredible Insects Art Workshop with Cath Hodsman Thursday 2 April, 10am – 1pm A one-off chance for true insects fans to get up close and personal with incredible insects, at another one of Cath Hodsman's, unique and fascinating insect art events. Using high powered microscopes you will see and ...
Introduction to Geocaching – Session 2 : Peterborough
Build on your learning from the first session (held on Monday 30th March) and begin to appreciate some of the extras which can enhance your geocaching experience. Find some further caches in the Park at the end of the session. Times: 1:30pm-3:30pm Meet at: To be confirmed at time of booking Cos...
Kidzbiz Indoor Playcentre : Enfield
Adventurous kids under 4ft9 can rampage through the main play frame, full of modern versions of classic play features plus a large snake flume slide and immense waterfall drop slide (this only available at certain times as it's so big it has to be supervised!).
Log Heights : Harrogate
Suitable for children and adults, you could be jumping into the sky to catch a trapeze, climbing a giant ladder, riding a zip wire or problem solving closer to the ground the next. Whichever activities you choose, with the help of our expert technicians and with the support of your friends we promis...
Malibus Soft Play : Barnet
The smaller area features soft and developmental toys and activities plus room to crawl and toddle, while the main frame is packed with all the fun features the kids know to expect, like ball pool and slides, tunnels and bridges, squashy stairs and loads of padding. Classic fun! The seating area ha...
Manor Farm & Woodlands : Nuneaton
A great day out for kids and all the family. Our indoor and outdoor play areas offer something for everyone in all weathers. Enjoy our Young Farmers' Play Barn and Fort Adventure Play Area. Explore our living willow structures; picnic and toddler play areas, pond dipping and our nature trails - a...
Mother Shiptons Cave : Harrogate
There are audio boxes in the Cave and in front of the Petrifying Well that has a children's version, there is a statue in a dark corner of the cave that always gives the kids a fright. The museum is entertaining rather than formal with life size figures including Mother Shipton. Kids love making a ...
Mum & Baby Yoga : Wandsworth
This class provides an opportunity for you to regain strength and flexibility, to bond with your baby, and to connect with other mums. Postures will pay special attention on strengthening the back, abdomen and pelvic floor, as well as relieving tension in areas such as neck, shoulders, and back.This...
Once upon a time... Easter Half Term at Eureka! : Leeds
Step into the world of 'Once Upon a Time' to meet characters and storytellers as we discover the wonderful world of books and stories. Events are free with standard admission. Tickets are valid for 12 months: Adult - £11.95, Child 3 years plus - £11.95. Child 1-2 years - £4.25; Child 0-11 month...
Royal Gunpowder Mills Secret Island : Barnet
A fascinating, hands-on guide to gunpowder, big bangs, weapons and warfare too. There is 300 years of explosive history brought to life through film, exhibitions and interactive displays. Explore the Armoury with over 200 historic fire-arms and visit the Rocket Vault where you will be able to see s...
Severn Valley Railway : Herefordshire
The delightful Severn Valley Railway is a full size railway service running regular steam-hauled passenger trains between Kidderminster and Bridgnorth, largely along the scenic River Severn. You may join the line from several stations, not just the one marked here as the address! Highlights include...
St James City Farm : Gloucester and Stroud
A farm in the heart of the city. The children can get close to the animals and there are regular "feeding" sessions throughout the day. Ideal for family visits as there are picnic tables and toilets in-site. The farm is free to visit and we are open 9.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Sunday. During winte...
Stretchy Hares Family Drop-in : Cheltenham and Cirencester
Stretchy Hares Family Drop-in with Jane Bovenizer and Sara Salvidge Tuesday 7 April, 10-11am Join the museum team to create a beautiful animal from the Cotswold Countryside, a stretchy hare to take home and keep. Cost: £1.50 per child, free for season ticket holders. Suitable for ages 3 and above...
The Gruffalo Experience At Meadowhall : Leeds
Your 'Gruffalo Guide' will lead you in the footsteps of Mouse, as if you've stepped onto the pages of the much-loved picture book, complete with trees, woodland sounds, a fox's den and its own log pile house. During the 40-45 minute experience you'll find out where the woodland creatures live and ...
The Knapp and Papermill Nature Reserve : Herefordshire
The Knapp and Papermill Nature Reserve is a beautiful place to take the kids, with woodland, old valley meadows and orchards to explore. It is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, plus it is open and all year and free to visit! There is a great trail to...
The Play Centre at Edmonton Leisure : Enfield
The Play Centre at Edmonton Leisure is a bright and colourful adventure soft play facility which offers a safe environment where your children can play, explore, make friends and get loads and loads of exercise.
The Playmate Childrens Riding School : Cheltenham and Cirencester
BHS approved The Playmate Childrens Riding School welcoming 2 to 12 year olds for fun style lessons in the all weather school, with 40 acres of farm land for riding in the summer, show jumps and outside play area.
The Pop-Up Tea Room : Barnet
Fri 20 Feb Thurs 2 April The Arts Café presents, "The Pop-Up Tea Room" Welcome to the only café that serves art instead of food! It's a space to enjoy learning through creative play in your own way. With a menu of singing, dancing, storytelling and games, there is something for everyone....
Victoria Falls Adventure Golf : Bath
Some holes are simple and some are more challenging, with some interesting surprises and features such as humps, bridges and a waterfall. See if you can score a par on the fifteenth hole in the middle of the lake! Please be aware that this course has steps and bridges that may not be suitable for s...
Wacky Warehouse - Squinting Cat : Harrogate
The Wacky Warehouse at the Squinting Cat has loads of cool adventure play equipment jammed into a giant climbing frame that will entertain the kids aged 6 months to 10 years (or up to 4ft9) for hours. Naturally the play area also incorporates an enclosed play zone for babies and toddlers, offering ...
Westonbirt The National Arboretum : Gloucester and Stroud
rom crawling through a giant trunk tunnel to sitting in a leafy hammock or looking down on the world from our birds nest tree home our new Exploratree play area for young children and toddlers (five and under) is about providing fun hands-on engaging activities that connect families with trees. As s...
White Post Farm : Nottingham
Free-range fun for all the family at White Post Farm! One of the East Midlands' most popular visitor attractions. The farm's open every day of the year (Apart from Christmas Day & Boxing Day!) and with lots to do, rain or shine, it's perfect for family days out, school trips and birthday parties. ...
Wildlife and Nature Outdoor Photo Exhibition : Peterborough
An open air exhibition of photos showing the wildlife of Ferry Meadows taken in the Park by Park visitors. The pictures are displayed on a series of 17 panels at Roman Point in Ferry Meadows.
Open 8am - 4pm
Free entry
Wildlife and Nature Outdoor Photo Exhibition : Peterborough
An open air exhibition of photos showing the wildlife of Ferry Meadows taken in the Park by Park visitors. The Pictures are displayed on a series of 17 panels at Roman Point in Ferry Meadows. Times: 8:00am-4:00pm Meet at: Ferry Meadows Visitor Centre Cost: Free Easy access: Yes Booking: No n...
Wye Valley Miniature Golf : Herefordshire
Wye Valley Miniature Golf is part of a group of attractions in Symonds Yat West, which includes Wye Valley Butterfly Farm, Laser Ops, and the aMazing Hedge Puzzle! This is worth noting as If you visit either of these attractions first, you will get all your rounds at half price! This pleasant outdo...
Wye Valley Warfare Laser Ops : Herefordshire
Wye Valley Warfare Laser Ops is a great way to have some adrenaline fuelled fun with the kids in a fantastic Close Quarter Battleground, using clever laser technology and can even tag you through leafy cover! Laser tag is a fun tactical game that the kids will love, with a Special Operations twist,...
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