ANOTHER SIX MILLION

 

Christian children to join
in Jewish hate celebration

 

The most important hate date on the Jewish calendar is Purim, the kabbalistic celebration of the slaughter of tens of thousands of Persians who opposed Hebrew rule in ancient time. Now the self-chosen ones are enlisting the support of Christians in their demonic ritual and preying upon the innocence of children in an insidious attempt to create a new climate of hate against Iran (modern-day Persia) in preparation for war against that country. The following report from a leading Israeli daily tells the story.

Six million Christian children to pray for Israel on Purim
Jewish Post 27 February 2007 / 9 Adar 5767

By MATTHEW WAGNER

FORT WORTH, Texas — Inspired by a kabbalist rabbi, an Evangelical leader from Ft. Worth, Texas, plans to enlist the "pure hearted prayers" of six million Christian children worldwide to protect the Jewish people from the Iranian nuclear threat.

The prayer rally will take place before Purim, a holiday that commemorates the [alleged: ed.] redemption through divine intervention of the Jewish people from an evil Persian ruler about 2,500 years ago. Purim starts on Saturday evening.

Michael D. Evans, best-selling author of The American Prophecies: Ancient Scriptures Reveal Our Nation's Future, said on Monday evening that the inspiration for his idea from a report in The Jerusalem Post.

"After reading about Rabbi [David Batzri's] campaign to enlist 10,000 children to pray that God annul [Iranian President Mahmoud] Ahmadinejad's plans for the destruction of the Jewish people, I said to myself, 'Why stop at 10,000?'" Evans said in a telephone interview from his Jerusalem hotel room.

"The number six million is a reminder to Christians that never again must we allow a Holocaust," he said. "And since the young suffer most in times of catastrophe, it is fitting that children should be the ones praying."

Evans, who heads the Jerusalem Prayer Team, an Internet-based initiative to encourage Christian prayer for the State of Israel, said that Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell would undoubtedly join forces to muster the 6 million young prayers. Evans said that there were approximately 1 billion evangelical Christians worldwide.

Rabbi Yitzhak Batzri, son of David, welcomed the initiative.

"Hopefully, it will awaken the entire world to the Iranian threat," said Batzri. "If the goyim have come to the realization that we are in danger, maybe the Jews in the Diaspora will finally wake up."