What Does The Bible Say About Russia
The Bible does not specifically mention Russia. However, it is clear that a group of people in the end times will be living in northern Eurasia and will be a threat to Israel just before the end of this age and the Second Coming of Christ. As to how Russia may play a role in this, some biblical scholars believe that Russia may possibly fulfill certain prophecies, such as Isaiah 17:1, which speaks of Damascus and Syria being destroyed. According to these scholars, if Syria is destroyed by “the Assyrian,” which is another name for modern-day Syria, then it would be reasonable to conclude that “the Assyrian” is actually a reference to Russia and its allies (See also Ezekiel 38:3–6).
It may be difficult to determine whether or not Russia will play a role in biblical prophecy until she makes her move against Israel
The Bible does not specifically mention Russia
There is no specific mention of Russia in the Bible, but it is clear that a group of people in the end times will be living in northern Eurasia and will be a threat to Israel just before the end of this age and the Second Coming of Christ.
This group of people will be a military power that is capable of invading Israel and conquering it. This will likely happen around the time when Jesus Christ returns, but could happen at any time before that.
The Bible does not specifically mention Russia. However, it is clear that a group of people in the end times will be living in northern Eurasia and will be a threat to Israel just before the end of this age and the Second Coming of Christ.
The Bible does not specifically mention Russia. However, it is clear that a group of people in the end times will be living in northern Eurasia and will be a threat to Israel just before the end of this age and the Second Coming of Christ.
Some Bible teachers believe these are people who live in what was once known as northern Assyria, which was located east of modern-day Turkey. Others believe they’re from Mongolia or Siberia, but all agree that they’re far away from Jerusalem so their activities won’t be noticed until it’s too late for anyone there to do anything about them except pray for mercy from God Himself.”
A group of people in the end times will be living in northern Eurasia and will be a threat to Israel just before the end of this age and the Second Coming of Christ.
In the end times, a group of people will be living in northern Eurasia and will be a threat to Israel just before the end of this age and the Second Coming of Christ. These people will be destroyed by God and Jesus Christ.
As to how Russia may play a role in this, some biblical scholars believe that Russia may possibly fulfill certain prophecies, such as Isaiah 17:1, which speaks of Damascus and Syria being destroyed.
As to how Russia may play a role in this, some biblical scholars believe that Russia may possibly fulfill certain prophecies, such as Isaiah 17:1, which speaks of Damascus and Syria being destroyed. In Ezekiel 38:3–6, there is also a prophecy about Russia (known as “Gog” from ancient times) coming against Israel to destroy it.
According to these scholars, if Syria is destroyed by “the Assyrian,” which is another name for modern-day Syria, then it would be reasonable to conclude that “the Assyrian” is actually a reference to Russia and its allies.
According to these scholars, if Syria is destroyed by “the Assyrian,” which is another name for modern-day Syria, then it would be reasonable to conclude that “the Assyrian” is actually a reference to Russia and its allies.
But this doesn’t mean that the Bible says Russia would win World War III. In fact, according to some scholars there are references in the book of Ezekiel that suggest that God will destroy both Israel and Russia:
“Son of man, set your face toward Gog of the land of Magog, the prince of Rosh, Meshech and Tubal: prophesy against him and say: Thus says the Lord God: Behold I am against you O Gog [Russia], the prince of Rosh [Russia] Meshech [Moscow] and Tubal [Tobolsk].” (Ezekiel 38:1-3)
The final war in the Book of Revelation is called Armageddon. It’s the battle in which Jesus Christ Himself will return to Earth and defeat those who have been opposing Him since He first ascended into Heaven following His resurrection from the deadHowever, there is also a prophecy in Ezekiel 38:12–16 that states Russia will be defeated by God’s people. While Russia may indeed fulfill some biblical prophecies, it seems unlikely that it will fulfill all of them..
(See also Ezekiel 38:3–6)
Ezekiel 38:3-6:
“And I will turn thee back, and put hooks into thy jaws, and I will bring thee forth, and all thine army and horses.”
“With them he shall push the people together to the ends of the earth: and they are the ten thousands of Elam. And it shall come to pass at that day when Gog shall come against the land of Israel,” says Yahweh God, “that my fury shall come up in my face.”
It may be difficult to determine whether or not Russia will play a role in biblical prophecy until she makes her move against Israel.
It may be difficult to determine whether or not Russia will play a role in biblical prophecy until she makes her move against Israel. The Bible is clear that Russia will play a role, but we cannot say much more than that. It also seems certain that Russia’s involvement in biblical prophecy will only come after she makes her move against Israel. There are some who believe that the conflict between Russia and Iran (or possibly China) could be part of this battle for control over Jerusalem and Israel, but there is no clear evidence for this interpretation.
It may be difficult to determine whether or not Russia will play a role in biblical prophecy until she makes her move against Israel. In the meantime, we need to be prepared for whatever happens next by keeping our eyes on God and doing His will instead of being distracted by earthly events.