Bible Predicted Nuclear Strike in Iran? What Zechariah Actually Says

➡ The text discusses the biblical prophet Zechariah’s writings, suggesting they describe a nuclear weapon system. The author believes Zechariah’s descriptions of a weapon, its dimensions, and effects on the human body align with the effects of a nuclear blast. The author also suggests Zechariah’s writings indicate a geographical target, possibly China or Iraq. However, traditional theologians interpret Zechariah’s writings as symbolic of God’s judgment, not a literal nuclear weapon.
➡ The text discusses a new interpretation of Zechariah’s vision from the Bible, suggesting it could be describing a nuclear missile. The author points out similarities between the vision’s details and modern technology, such as a flying cylinder with specific dimensions matching a ballistic missile, a fire offering encased in lead similar to nuclear warhead architecture, and the missile’s destination being the land of Shinar, which could be modern-day Iraq or Iran. The author believes this interpretation, while not traditional, makes sense in the context of today’s world and technology.
➡ Despite the alarming global events and potential for major changes, the speaker encourages us not to fear but to trust that everything is under control. They suggest that even if things get worse, like a nuclear strike or World War III, we should have faith and let God take care of us. The speaker is eager to hear others’ thoughts on this matter and thanks everyone for watching the video.

Today I want to show you something that’s in the Hebrew texts, and I think you really need to see this, because there was a prophet, a biblical prophet named Zechariah, and Zechariah is dated back to, I think it’s like 520 BC, something like that, and what he wrote describes a weapon system, and he gave this weapon system dimensions. And what I want to do right now is I want to look at this biblical prophet named Zechariah. Now, if you’re familiar with Zechariah, there’s something in there that’s, let’s just say, concerning, and I think it’s directly relevant to the times that we live in, and what’s about to happen on the face of the earth.

Now, when I say what’s about to happen, who knows if that’s, you know, now, 10 years, 100 years, who knows? And he describes something that, until now, until our generation, people, they just thought it was, you know, symbolic theology. But when you look at it in the actual Hebrew, and you look at it in the context of today, and you look at it in the context of the world that we live in, things start to get a little bit more clear, in my opinion. And we’re going to give both sides of it, right? So here’s what Zechariah describes, in my opinion.

He describes a weapon, a weapon of mass destruction, a nuclear weapon, a nuclear strike. And it seems like he actually described, like, the dimensions. He described the whole weapon systems. He described the warhead. He described the lead shielding on the warhead, the material that the actual nuclear warhead is made out of, the detonation mechanism, and the effects on the human body. And not only that, he also describes a geographical target. And the thing is, guys, every word of what I just said is buried in the translation and has been for over 2,000 years, since it was written.

So I’m going to put it up on the screen right here, so you can see what I’m talking about. The English Standard version of the Bible, it talks about there’s a woman in a basket. And, you know, these commentators, they’ve tried to explain it for centuries. Basically, it’s an evil woman flying in a basket through the air with a lead lid on it. And you’re thinking, a woman in a basket with a lead air? Like, what is this? Like, what are you talking about? And these theologians and these commentators throughout the years, they kind of described this whole verse that we’re about to talk about as, you know, like, a judgment from God, because the people are evil.

And, you know, I’m not saying they’re wrong, but what I’m saying is they didn’t have the full context of the world that we live in today to understand possibly what it says. So the Hebrew doesn’t say that there’s a woman in a basket. All right, with all this in mind, we need to take a look at Zechariah Chapter 14, verse number 12. Because every time I read this, it starts to, it hits a little bit different, especially now with the way that things are happening in the world. It hits a lot different. And what it describes, it describes what happens to the people who come against Jerusalem in the last days.

And it says, and I quote, their flesh shall consume away while they stand on their feet. Their eyes will consume away in their sockets. Their tongue shall consume away in their mouth. Guys, what I just read right there, what does it sound like to you? That sounds exactly like the firsthand accounts from the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. That sounds exactly like what the declassified U.S. government documents state happens during a nuclear blast. There’s actually a documentary called White Flash Black Rain, which is one of the most disturbing documentaries I’ve ever seen. And it talks, it actually talks to people who were survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki and people who were injured but managed to live.

And what they describe is exactly what I just read in Zechariah. What they describe, what they describe seeing with their own eyes, in some cases, their eyes were totally seared out of their head exactly like what was described. I mean, it’s horrifying. It’s probably the most horrifying thing you can even imagine. In my opinion, the descriptions from what happened to people during those blasts are the most horrifying event that’s ever happened in the history of the world times 10. It’s like when these bombs went off, the dimension that we live in now got replaced by hell itself.

Hell itself was brought onto this world with the detonation of these bombs. And some people actually survived it and go into great detail about what happened. And again, if you look at the declassified U.S. government documents of the effects of a nuclear weapon, a hydrogen bomb, and or a neutron bomb, it’s not only eerily similar, it’s exact description. Because if you are unlucky enough to be caught in the blast radius of one of these weapons, your flesh will dissolve from your body. Your eyes will liquefy. The soft tissue, it becomes destroyed while the skeleton is still upright.

This description of what happens is exactly what happens in the nuclear blast. I know I keep saying that, but some people aren’t going to understand what I’m talking about, so I’m trying to drive it home. And I know a lot of you guys know who Chuck Missler is. In my opinion, Chuck Missler was one of the greatest theologians of our time and maybe in all time. And he worked for the military. He knew exactly what the effects of these nuclear weapons were, and he knew exactly the nomenclature of these missiles. And what Chuck Missler said about Zachariah chapter 14 verse 12, he described it as a description of a neutron bomb effect.

That’s Chuck Missler. He also pointed to Ezekiel 39, where the aftermath of a massive battle reads like a nuclear cleanup manual. Chuck Missler talks about how Ezekiel describes professional burial teams. Do not touch protocols. Seven months of decontamination and basically remains of people that were marked with signs for specialists. Think about this, guys. Downwind burial sites. Chuck Missler goes into detail saying that what happens in Ezekiel 39 is the aftermath of a nuclear strike. There’s no two ways about it. That’s what he said. And he’s not the only one who says this, by the way. And guys, I had to read Ezekiel 39 like 10 times before I was able to actually see and understand that a man living six centuries before the birth of Jesus Christ wrote it.

How is it possible? Well, with God, all things are possible. All right. So it’s not it doesn’t just end there because there’s more. All right. But wait, there’s more because Zachariah chapter five Zachariah chapter five goes into even more detail. And I think when you combine all of these strange details together, it makes it undeniable. All right. So Zachariah chapter five doesn’t just describe the effects of the weapon. It describes the weapon itself, the delivery vehicle, the warhead, the shielding and the destination. It describes all of these things in detail. But when you look at it in the English, it talks about a woman in a basket.

So where is the disconnect? How does it even work? We’re going to talk about that and the destination of this weapon, this nuclear weapon. It’s China. All right. China. You know where that is. The planes of Shinar. Guys, that’s Mesopotamia. That’s the land of Babylon. That’s modern day Iraq. And right now missiles are flying over this exact piece of earth. Now, does that mean that a nuke is going to strike Iraq from Iran? Or does that mean that Israel is going to try and nuke Iran and Iran is going to jam the GPS and the missiles actually going to fall and detonate over Iraq? I don’t know.

We’re just reading the scriptures here, guys, and we’re trying to piece this thing together because really nobody knows what’s going to happen. But all we can do is just take the pieces that we have and try and piece them together the best that we can. And that’s exactly what we’re doing. Now, before I get into how Zachariah 5 describes the exact methodology of nuclear weapon, everything, I want to pump the brakes and I want to talk about what the skeptics would say first because some traditional theologians might look at Zachariah 5 and be like, well, no, that has nothing to do with the nuclear weapon.

But it says it’s a judgment from God. And all the things that they’re talking about are just basically poetry. Most commentaries throughout history say that the flying scroll in Zachariah 5, it represents basically God’s curse that’s going out over the land. And the woman in the basket, it represents wickedness being removed from Israel and carried back to Babylon. They said that the lead cover, it represents containment of the sin. Basically, their whole thing is that Zachariah 5 is just nothing more than a vision about the land being judged from sin and the sin being removed from it.

And that reading, that traditional theological reading on Zachariah 5, it has real merit, right? It does line up with the broader context of Zachariah’s eight-night vision. It really does. And I mean, they have a point in what they’re saying. And the two women with stork wings, they’re like agents of God. They’re agents of God that are removing evil from the Holy Land and sending it back to Babylon. That’s the whole thing that the traditional scholars would say. But I’m not going to stand here and say that those scholars are wrong. And that is a work that I respect.

And I do respect that work. And for instance, when you look at the spiritual view, the ancient theological teachings of this passage, it doesn’t explain why Zachariah gave exact dimensions. It doesn’t explain why Zachariah said that there was lead that contained it. And it most certainly doesn’t explain why the Hebrew word, the translators used for woman, right, the English translators, they read this word and they said it’s a woman in a basket. Well, it doesn’t explain why that word has identical spelling to another Hebrew word that means fire offering. Hmm. Fire offering.

Guys, think about this because it makes so much sense. In the year 1600, when the King James translators were working on the KJV, the idea of a fire offering that was encased in lead in a flying cylinder, it literally made no sense. A woman in a basket, weird, but, you know, it’s something that humans can picture. But a fire offering in a lead tube flying through the air, it doesn’t make sense until you compare it with modern technology. Think about it. A nuclear warhead that’s inside of a missile, inside of an ICBM, inside of a delivery system, a modern delivery system.

That’s not anything that could have been pictured before the year 1945. And even after that too, because if you remember in 1945, we had rudimentary fat man and little boy nuclear bombs that were dropped out of bombers. These weren’t in missiles. So it wasn’t until what, the 60s when ICBMs and different missile delivery systems were actually perfected throughout the world that this would actually become relevant. So the question, in my opinion, it isn’t whether or not the traditional reading has value because I think it does. I think when you read this in a literal physical way that is only visible to us in our modern times, I think that this actually makes more sense than the traditional reading does.

And when you look at the context of today, I think it really puts this whole thing into a bigger picture. Now, again, I’m not saying that I know more than the ancient commentators and the ancient theologians of the past. What I’m saying is they just didn’t have the full picture. And guys, this whole thing doesn’t even come from me. This is something that people have been talking about for decades now. I’m just talking about it now because what’s happening in our world is pretty obvious. Now, I know I’ve been talking around this whole thing this whole time, but I just wanted to give you some context before I show you exactly what it says.

And I want to give you some backstory because when somebody tells you something that’s so big without backstory, without context, it leaves gaps. And I don’t want to leave any gaps because everything I’m about to show you right now, you can verify for yourself. You can go get a strong concordance. It’s free online and follow along. I’m going to put this on the screen as well. That way you can follow along without going and searching for the strongs if you want to. So, let’s go with Zechariah 5. So, the first thing that Zechariah sees in his vision is a flying scroll.

The Hebrew word there is Megillah. And it’s Strongs 4039. Now, the thing about a Megillah is it’s not a dual rolled Torah scroll that opens up on both sides. No. It’s a single cylinder like scroll. Okay, a cylinder. For example, the Book of Esther was written on a Megillah. It’s written on a single scroll. And you roll it up once and it’s done. It’s a cylinder. Now, Zechariah, he gives the exact dimensions of this Megillah, of this cylinder. And he says it’s 20 cubits long, 10 cubits breath. And the word breath here is actually critical.

Alright, this is not diameter. This is the Greek concept because the Hebrew concept of breath is totally different. For a cylindrical object, it’s what they called line cast about. And at 18 inches per cubit, Zechariah’s flying Megillah is approximately 30 feet long. And 5 feet in diameter. Alright, 30 feet long, 5 feet in diameter. A flying cylinder, 30 feet long, 5 feet wide. Now, I’m going to give you some context. The Pakistani have a nuclear capable, intermediate ballistic missile that is exactly 30 feet long and 5 feet in diameter. Now, verse 7 introduces a woman sitting in the midst of an ifah.

Take these words one at a time because it really does matter. The word translated woman here is a shasha. It’s Strongs number 802. And it means woman or wife, but that’s not all it means. There’s another entry, Strongs 801, the exact same word, ishasha. Same spelling, same pronunciation, and it means fire offering. More specifically, it means a burnt offering made by fire. The exact same word, two completely different meanings. Now, again, the early translators had no context of fire offering. They just didn’t know what it meant because it’s important to realize that in the original Hebrew text, there were no vowel points.

Those were added, I think it was around 600 AD by the Maserades. So, basically, what happened was when this verse was translated by the English translators, they were looking at the Hebrew and they said, okay, we have two choices. It’s either a woman or a fire offering. Which one are we going to put? So, in the context of it, they had no way to understand how a fire offering would fit, so they chose woman. So, let’s go back to Zechariah 5, to the woman in the basket. And, you know, the word basket is what most English Bibles use.

In the Hebrew word, there is ephah. It’s a receptacle for holding approximately 40 liters, all right? It’s a very specific thing. It’s not a basket. It’s a container. It’s a housing, 40 liters. And then when you look at verse 7, it changes everything. This one detail changes the whole thing and it makes it undeniable. So, what does verse 7 say? It says, a talent of lead. Think about this. It’s a mass of heavy metal, of lead, that’s encased around the fire offering inside of it. This is lead shielding. All nuclear weapons contain lead shielding inside, all of them.

It’s part of their construction. All nuclear material is encased in lead to protect personnel from radiation before the detonation, before the bomb goes boom. Guys, this is standard nuclear warhead architecture. It’s nuclear material. Radioactive material that is inside lead shielding, inside of a container, inside of a delivery vehicle. Guys, this doesn’t get more clear. It really doesn’t. And remember, this whole idea of Zechariah 5 describing a nuclear missile doesn’t come from me. It’s been around the theological circles. It’s been around, you know, for a very long time. I’m just talking about it right now because I don’t see anybody else talking about it.

Now, let’s go to verse 8. The fire offering is wickedness itself. The lead is cast upon its mouth, sealed. The fire offering is locked inside the lead, inside the container, inside of the flying cylinder. Now, verse 9. Two more of these fire bearers emerge. Wings like a stork, wind in their wings, and they lift the container between the earth and the heavens. Guys, between the earth and the heavens? Look at the ICBM. Look exactly what it does. Where do ICBMs go? ICBMs go into lower earth orbit, between the earth and the heavens.

They’re almost in space. That’s what they do. And where do they take this missile? Where do they take this container? Well, verse 11. To build a house for it in the land of Shinar. Okay, like we talked about before. Shinar, Mesopotamia, Babylon, modern day Iraq. And, you know, is it coincidental that modern day Iraq and Iran share a border? It’s the same region. Now, is it possible that part of ancient Persia, part of ancient Iran, could also be classified as Mesopotamia? Geographically speaking, they’re not that far from each other. So, either is this talking about Iraq being destroyed, or is it Iran being destroyed? Could that fulfill the same requirements? Some people say yes.

Some people say that ancient Babylon stretched into Persia, stretched into modern day Iran. Now, a flying cylinder with the dimensions of a ballistic missile, carrying a fire offering that’s encased in lead, that consumes timber and stone, launched on stubby wings, that flies between the earth and the heavens, to a place based in Iraq or Iran. And then you have Zachariah 14 that describes the effects of this, right? Flesh dissolving while people are standing, eyes that are consumed in their sockets, tongues that are dissolving in their mouths. People, there’s only one thing on the face of the earth that we know of that could cause this effect.

Now, whether or not this stuff happens, we don’t know. We can only just wait and see. And regardless of a nuclear strike or not, regardless of Zachariah 5 or not, what’s happening in the world is concerning. And we are on the precipice of a major shift, a major change, and I hope you’re ready for it, because I sure am. I say this stuff because I don’t want to scare you. I don’t want to frighten anybody. I want you to realize that the Lord is in control. And if this whole thing, like Zachariah 5 describes, if it goes down and there is a nuclear strike or there are multiple nuclear strikes or the world collapses into World War III, just know, the Lord is in control.

Put your faith in Him. Give yourself over to Him and let Him take care of you because He will, all right? So, what do you guys think about this? Am I totally wrong? Do you think I’m right? Because, guys, again, this doesn’t come from me, but I want to hear your opinions. So, yeah, what do you think about this, guys? Do you think I’m right? Do you think I’m wrong? Put it in the comments. I’d love to read your opinions on this. And I want to thank you all for watching this video.

We’ll see you guys next time. God bless you all. [tr:trw].