#Religion: One such scholar who was completely ignorant on Islam’s Sufi theology is David Reagan who runs an outfit called Lion and Lamb Ministries.

 Eight years ago, way before Erdoğan was worshipped, Reagan blasted us for predicting that Turkey will produce a leader who will be worshipped:

I’m sorry, but I find this very hard to believe. To me, that is like saying that the Muslims would be willing to agree that night is day and day is night. There is a limit to deception. A person would have to cease being a Muslim in order to believe that any man could be God.

Why do western critics always say “I am sorry” when they want to blast you, yet they never say “I am sorry” after they are proven wrong?

A good prediction has to be the type that is unusual and off the wall. Muslims worshipping a man as God is an unusual prediction. But for us, easterners, the Bible is an eastern book focused primarily on the Middle East. It is the best source on predicting the future of the Middle East, yet it is never used by any western forecaster.

Today we have such a man in Turkey, exactly as we predicted from analyzing scripture: President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

His elevation to deity has divided Turks globally. In the U.S., the followers of The Gülen Movement, an anti-Erdoğan based activists led by Turkish preacher Fethullah Gülen, are calling on Muslim turks to denounce Erdoğan’s deification.

But Gülen is ignored and chastised as “terrorist” while the worship of Erdoğan continues as we provided several reports in the last years to prove our case.

No one can be 100% positive that Erdoğan is the Antichrist. But the Antichrist cannot be someone that the world already expects; the devil will surely cloud the eyes of people to see his son of perdition in opposite view from how the Bible describes the man of sin.

This is why many insist that the Pope or some politician from Greece as the Antichrist. They are being deceived.

But what other spot on earth matches Turkey as the land of Antichrist, especially that Erdogan and Turkey are “of the land of Magog”? What other man qualifies today but Erdogan to be “chief prince of Meshech and Tubal” (Ezekiel 38:3) which history scholars agree is Asia Minor?

But the deceived will say “this is Gog” who is separate from the Antichrist.

Yet these same people tend to agree that Antichrist “sits in Pergamum [Asia Minor],” the “seat of satan” (Revelation 2:12).

Turkey also qualifies as “king of the north” (Daniel 11:40) while has a “threat from the north” of him (Daniel 11:44) which is Russia. Antichrist’s territory represents the landmass of ancient Greece (not just modern Greece), where the only verse in the whole of scripture that pin-point where Christ marches towards is the direction for the north (Zechariah 9:14): “And the Lord God shall be seen over them, and his dart shall go forth as lightning: and the Lord God will sound the trumpet, and go in the whirlwind of the south”? And that text even tells us it “Yavan” Ionia which is in Asia Minor.

Can any Roman-centric theological seminary buffoon seriously answer these questions while avoiding Turkey?

Not in their wildest dreams. When you have DNA evidence, you will ultimately win in court. But this takes time and much patience. The Westerner has little patience which even increases with today’s Facebook dummies who mostly read the headlines. Easterners have the patience of camels in the desert.

No historian or geographer can find any other spot on earth, that could match all these requirements, unless they pin-point Turkey. No historian or biblical expert can pin-point any other “beast” (threat to Christendom) greater than the Ottoman Turks. Try picking Russia and Putin (since you argue that Meshech is Moscow), but north of Russia is an ocean and Russia is not Pergamum. Try picking Rome. While Rome has Germany to its north (that could be a threat from the north) but Rome is not Pergamum and neither is it “chief prince of Meshech and Tubal”. No matter what you jimmy-rig, only Turkey qualifies. No matter how you describe the Antichrist, from the figment of your own imagination; nothing matches unless all the verses; every single verse fits one man and one geography, perfectly.