Unusual events in Middle East spark end-of-the-world speculations
Middle East have taken note of three events that many believe may be linked to biblical prophecies about the end of the world. The speculations started The Mirror published an article recently.
Event No. 1: The Birth of a Red Cow in Israel
The first event that has raised eyebrows involves the birth of a red cow in Israel after 2,000 years.
In both Christianity and Judaism, this red cow holds significance in relation to the «last days.» Jewish tradition dictates that the construction of the Third Temple in Jerusalem is preceded by the birth and sacrifice of a red cow. According to Orthodox Judaism, the rebuilding of this new temple signifies the imminent arrival of the Jewish Messiah. Expert rabbis conducted an extensive examination of the cow, confirming it to be a «viable candidate for the biblical red cow.»
Event No. 2: Life Found in the Dead Sea
Contrary to expectations, life has been discovered in the sinkholes of the Dead Sea, an environment known for its extreme salinity that typically cannot sustain life.
The Dead Sea, with approximately 37% salt content, is ten times saltier than the ocean. This discovery aligns with a prophecy from the New Testament, where Ezekiel, a priest and prophet, foretells that the Dead Sea «will contain life in it at the end of days.»
Event No. 3: Snake Emerges from Western Wall
Adding to the intrigue, reports emerged of a snake slithering out of the stones of the Western Wall, startling worshippers.
