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The Gathering of the Kings to Harmagedon.

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Rev. 16-13-14,16, "I saw three evil spirits that looked like frogs; they came out of the mouth of the dragon, out of the mouth of the beast and out of the mouth of the false prophet. They are spirits of demons performing miraculous signs, and they go out to the kings of the whole world, to gather them for the battle on the great day of God Almighty.---They gathered the kings together to the place that in Hebrew is called Harmagedon."
What does Harmagedon mean?
First note, in the original texts the word John wrote is how it is given here, with one "d" not two "d's" as is usually given in today's Bibles. Most translations give us "Armageddon", and this is to mean "city of Megiddo. For "Ar" is to mean "city" and "megeddon" is to mean "megiddo." The word "megiddo" means "a place of crowds." The city megiddo was in a very marked position on the southern rim of the Plain of Esdraelon (the Valley of Jezreel) on the frontier borders of the territories of the tribes of Issachar and Manassah, 6 miles from Mt. Carmel and 11 miles from Nazereth.
But the word "Armageddon" given us by the translators is not the word John used, and the word we should follow. The word John wrote and gave us is "Harmagedon," and is important to follow in order to get the proper meaning of the word of why he would write it that way. First, "Har" means "mount"and "magedon" or "megido" is to mean "place of crowds." This is the proper translation of the Hebrew word "Harmagedon" that John wrote. And it is clear he had a good reason for doing so, for it was a prophecy to come, where the word meaning would be important to the revealing of the prophecy's meaning. So we can see the word John gave us to follow as meaning a "mount" or "mountain" of a "place of crowds." And not "city of megiddo" that once existed on the Plain of Esdraelon. There is a huge difference in meaning here as can be seen. So in following "the Lord's word" the word means "a mount or mountain which consists of a place of crowds."
Because of this translation given us by translators, many have come to believe its meaning. That the area John mentions is where the armies of the kings gather for this great battle against God. On the Plain of Esdraelon or Plain of Jezreel where millions upon millions of troops will converge there for this great battle. But they have a problem when they take this in that literal sense. That being there is no way these armies and their weapons of war could accomadate those many millions of troops in such a small and contained area. When these facts are brought up to them, they theorize other ways and means of how it may or could be done. Rather than looking to Revelation and John's reason of why he used that Hebrew word and its spelling the way he did. Then when followed properly they would see what he mentions is not the literal location nor place of the Plain of Esdraelon, but another place. Yes another place that would meet the meaning and place he was conveying in that word he gave us.
Reading Rev. 16-14 closely, "---and they (the demons) go out to the kings of the whole world, to "gather them" for the battle on the great day of God Almighty." We see these demons that come out of the mouth of the dragon, the beast and the false prophet go out and "gather the kings" of the whole world "for the battle" on the day of the Lord. And John tells us in verse 16 "where" they gathered them ; to Harmagedon, "the mount or mountain of the place of crowds." There is no mention here of "armies" that would be gathered, just the kings are to be gathered to this mountain place of crowds; though these kings have armies at their disposal. Just the kings are mentioned here by John.
This time of the prophecy is seen in Rev. 20-7-9, "When the thousand years are over Satan will be released from his prison and will go out to decieve the nations in the four corners of the earth (called) Gog and Magog--" We see here that Gog and Magog comes from the four corners of the earth. This expression means all those of the earth that are against the Lord and his people. And it is "to gather them for battle." ---and they surrounded the camp (dwelling place) of God's people. The city he loves (figure of speech--the heavenly Jerusalem where saints reside and are heirs to). But fire (God's prophetic judgements) came down from heaven and devoured them."
The meaning of the two words "Gog" and "Magog" are given us in Ezek. 38-2 and 39-1. There they speak of Gog as being the chief prince, or leader of the land of Magog. Rev. 20-7-9 speaks of Gog and Magog as being the nations that are in the four corners of the earth, and they will be decieved by Satan. So here Magog is seen as the nations of the world and Gog is seen as the "chief prince" of these nations of the world. He is also seen as the chief prince of Meshech and Tubal. Many agree that these areas mentioned are a part of what once was Russia before her fall beginning in 1989. So here now, this chief prince called Gog is ruler, not only over Russia, the last superpower on earth to fall, but now is chief prince or ruler over all of Magog which is all the nations of the world called Gog and Magog in Rev. 20-7-9.
This chief prince called Gog of the land of Magog (the earth of nations) is the leader who would be in office at the time of the prophecy's fulfillment.Gog "of the land", Gog who is of the land of Magog (earth); Gog who resides in, is the United States of America. And at the time of the prophecy's fulfillment, George Bush Sr. was President. The prophecy seen in Ezekiel chapters 38 and 39, in part was the Persian Gulf War. Gog was then the chief prince (leader) of Meshech and Tubal and the many nations with him. During the Persian Gulf War the Allied nations, including Russia were led by the United States. And even before the start of the war, the aim of the U.S. was to be that after the war's end, they would find a way to bring "peace" to the Middle East. After the war this is what they immediately began to do. "They went out to the kings (leaders) of the whole world, to gather them for the battle for that great day of God Almighty."
Satan and his demons decieve the nations using the beast and false prophet in a campaign (battle) against God and his saints, concerning Israel, by gathering the kings (leaders) of the world to break God's covenant land promise he gave to the remnant of Israel, of returning to their land and becoming a nation again "always."
When the prophecy was to be fulfilled, Israel would be back in her land again. The U.N. partition plan of 1947 is the original area of land given Israel, though she occupies much more now. But the original area of land given her in 1947 sees her western border by the Mediterranean Sea to begin at her northern end to be the border of Acre, not to many miles from Haifa, or Mt. Carmel and the Plain of Jezreel. Her southern border would be Eilat. In between Beersheba and Eilat is the Negev desert. From the days of the judges of Israel, Beersheba was the southern boundary or limit of the Promised Land, and this was always recognized.
Now the length in miles from Mt. Carmel to the southern border of Beersheba would be about 180 miles. From this northern and southern border, is what she occupies today, besides her occupied territories. This area can be seen in Rev. 14-20, "They were trampled in the winepress outside the city,---for a distance of about 180 miles."