- All right, well welcomeback to the show everyone,

and welcome back to another round

of Q and A with none otherthan Gordon Robertson.

Are you ready, Gordon?

- Are you ready, Ashley?

I may turn this back on you.

- Oh, goodness, no, no.

We want to hear from you.

All right, well, your dad gave a very

powerful, prophetic wordlast week on The 700 Club

about the election and the events

that will happen globallyafter the election,

and I just feel like it would be helpful

if you broke that down a little bit.

First he talked about thatthere's going to be more chaos

and disunity in Americaafter the election,

and because of all that,there's going to be

a prophecy in Ezekielthat will be fulfilled.

Can you break down thatEzekiel prophecy for us?

- Well, the Ezekiel prophecy is actually

not about events in America,

and for those that want tofollow with the scripture,

it's Ezekiel 36, 37, 38.

You know, "I will yet beinquired of by Israel for this"

is how it begins,

and it talks about the restoration

of the Jewish people tothe nation of Israel.

You know, the president ofYale University, Ezra Stiles,

back in the revolutiondays, I mean this is,

I'm going all the way back to 1780,

he read scripture in Hebrew.

He was a Hebrew scholar.

He found things in that that convinced him

that Israel would be restored as a nation,

and he was so absolutelyconvinced of this,

and convinced that itwas going to happen soon,

that he wanted everyfreshman at Yale University

to learn Hebrew, and itbecame a great tradition

of the evangelicals of America

to support Israel and to support Israel

becoming a nation state.

Now at the time, 1780, it was impossible.

The Ottoman Empire controlledthe land of Palestine.

There wasn't any chancethat the Muslim Ottomans

would ever do that,

but things started to unfold.

100 years after EzraStiles is saying well,

it's in the Bible, it's gonna happen,

it was the beginningof the Zionist movement

and you know, Herzl'sfamous the Jewish State,

which curiously was asecular movement, it wasn't--

The orthodox were firmly of the opinion

that the Messiah wouldreestablish the nation,

and it took secular Jews,

non-religious Jews,

to say no, we're going to do this.

Then a series of unusual events,

I'm led to think they'remiraculous events,

the Balfour Declaration was made,

the League of Nations established that

part of their goals was to create

a nation state for theJewish people in Palestine.

That became part of international law

at the San Remo Conference.

The Brits didn't follow up on the mandate.

There was a lot of concernabout the supply of oil

for the British Navy,and so they didn't do it,

and then it took a horrible war,

and it took those events.

At the same time, some wonderfulpeople in Israel saying

we believe in this,

and David Ben-Gurion leading them.

We are going to establish a nation here,

and then in 1948, the miracle happens,

and the dry bones come to life

and the nation of Israel is born,

and the prophecy is fulfilled.

Can a nation be born in a day,

and the answer is yes, and it happened.

And it broke through asan incredible fulfillment

of prophecy in whatevangelicals in America

had been seeing for almost 200 years.

Then you have the Six Day War,

and the reunificationof Jerusalem in 1967,

fulfillment of what Jesus said,

and then you look at Ezekiel 38,

and that is the unfulfilled piece

when Israel is at peace.

So look at those chapters

and that'll give you more insight.