Arab Druze Vision

Today, I was shown a vision of a small old Jewish man sitting down at a desk, his hair was white and he was going bald, he was looking intently in books looking for prophecies on the end times. I asked God where is this man? He replied 'In a seminary.' As he said that a young Jewish boy came in the room looking for his teacher. The teacher did not turn around to him and then a man dressed in Arab dress was standing there with him. The man was tall, upright, elegant attractive and he looked clean shaven although he had a moutasche. I asked "Who is this man" God said "Arab Druze, he is paying for the information, he intends to help Israel.".

The Druze Star



The Arab Druze are a fascinating people in the middle east, found primarily in Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan. "The Druze, some 80,000 Arabic-speakers living in 22 villages in northern Israel, constitute a separate cultural, social and religious community. While the Druze religion is not accessible to outsiders, one known aspect of its philosophy is the concept of taqiyya, which calls for complete loyalty by its adherents to the government of the country in which they reside."[1] Their belief is unique with its mix of Gnostic, Platonic, Pythagorian and philosophies like reincarnation. Al-Hakim became a central figure in the Druze faith and Hakim means Master in Arabic. He was born on August 14, 985 in Cairo, and was the first Fatimid Imam born on Egyptian soil. His name was al-Mansur Abu Ali, surnamed al-Hakim bi-Amrillah (He who governs by the orders of God). It is written that he had blue eyes.


Druze man in Peki'in. During the first mission to Israel I was blessed to go to the small Druze village of Peki'in, a more famous village at Mount Carmel and a third village where I was able to talk to an imam and his wife via an Israeli who could translate. The imam wasn't able to respond to the questions that were posed to him. He responded there is only 50 Druze in the world that know what you speak of, only they can respond to you. However, he enjoyed telling my host some different accounts of some of the biblical stories.

It is also written that it was in Peki'in that the Zohar, the most important book in the Kabbalah was written.





ISRAELI CLASSROOMS GO HI TECH

Israeli prime time television news coverage of the launch of Phase 5 of Kadima Mada (Science Journey), World ORT's ambitious programme to raise standards of science and technology education in schools across the country. Implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Education and municipalities, tens of thousands of Jewish, Arab, Druze and Bedouin children are benefiting from this multi-million-dollar programme. World ORT is the world's largest Jewish education and vocational training non-government organisation and has benefited more than 3 million people -- Jewish and non-Jewish -- in 100 countries since its foundation in 1880. See www.ort.org



1. http://www.israelmybeloved.com/channel/israel_today/article/99
2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Druze