Comments on: Arab Murmuring Over Israeli Gas Already Begun

By: Dorothy Garris Coward

Dorothy Garris Coward — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 05:59:02 +0000

I was there in Israel in 1983. My daughter, “Jacqueline and I,” went into the water in the Dead Sea. I had never given a thought of oil in Israel. The moment I put my foot into the water the Lord spoke to me and said that there is enough oil under the rocks to furnish the world with oil. The Lord also reminded me that the Dead Sea is the lowest place on the face of the earth and when the main oil vien is tapped into, well Israel! quess what, it belongs to you. Praise G-d!! You are going to begin to look and feel like G-d’s chosen people. I thank Our Lord G-d of the old and the new testment that provides for all people who accept him as Lord and Savior to be drafted into the family of G-d and become apart of G-d’s Chosen People. I truly believe the largest find of oil will be at the bottom of The Dead Sea. I have no scientific reason for this belieft, just that gut feeling from the Lord. I am 73 years young now and can rest in the fact that G-d has answered my prayers, that Israel will be able to care for themselves and not be threatened by other countries that try to put a noose around the necks of the Jewish People and The Jewish Nation of Israel. Look up your Messiah is at your door. Let Him In.!! Dorothy

By: A.A.ALEXANDER

A.A.ALEXANDER — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 01:24:32 +0000

Britain should be FORCED tp straighten up the papers- they signed way back when- giving the Israel land to the Palestinians . These surrounding Countries will not be satisfied until all the land is given away.

By: William G. Stewart

William G. Stewart — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 00:39:31 +0000

I definitely believe the gas and oil discovery is an encouraging discovery to we who feel the Gog-Magog leadership will have a thought soon to come down to take a spoil as found in Ezek. 38. It makes us look up that things prophesied will be soon.

To those who know the actions of European Christians during the Holocaust, all I can say is they acted in extreme ignorance and it was another of the works of the devil against Israel. The true history concerning the Jewish people of the time of the death of Jesus was a plot of only the religious leaders who stirred up the mob that day. Many of the common people received Jesus and many believed he was the Messiah. On Pentecost that year thousands more believed on him and a great Jewish church was established in Jerusalem until they were scattered with other Jews.

Still many believe there is no future for Israel or that they have replaced Israel. But today we have the church composed of both Jew and Gentile, but Israel as a separate people still have a future; to that generation prophesied they will have a great but difficult future as the prophets of Israel have told us. I for one am very grateful for what the Jews have given us.

By: David Zimbalist

David Zimbalist — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 00:06:56 +0000

As a Jew born in a displaced persons camp in American occupied Germany after the war. I have always loved Israel as a haven for the Jews. My first trip there was 1970 and I have been back several times. What they have accomplished despite the wars and terror is amazing. Their big break came with the Russian Jews which gave them the added brain power and muscle to spur them on to where they are today. The gas and oil is the next big break and also comes at a critical time, just as the million Russians also came at a critical point. Incidentally, it was Ronald Reagan who by breaking the USSR made the immigration possible. The energy resources will propel Israel to economic independence. I gratefully appreciate the Christian allies of Israel in the USA. They are steadfast. Who would believe that after the Holocaust, which was perpetrated upon us by the Christian world, that they the Christians would come to see us as friends. This amazes me. Marlboro NJ

By: Sigmund

Sigmund — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 16:21:53 +0000

It is strangely ironic that many of America’s strongest Israel supporters also supported big oil’s development of the Arab economies. This inadvertently empowered the radical Islamists and other Islamic expansionists in the region and enabled them not only to amass considerable military and paramilitary might (e.g. Bin Laden and company). It also enabled them to promulgate the Islamist/Arab narrative throughout the world via generous contributions by Arab states to groveling academics and journalists.

Gas (and hopefully oil) discoveries in Israel will redress this problem a bit. But even more beneficial will be the worldwide movement toward non-carbon fuels such as wind, solar, biomass, and (even) nuclear energy. In one sense Iran’s desire to develop nuclear is a very rationale decision based on the realization that its oil wealth will not last forever. It is too bad that no one yet has found a way to nurture the rationale elements in Iran’s planning. Possibly if Israel joins the energy exporting club they may find a way to do so. But I doubt it. The only solution I see to Arab/Islamic transigence is a gradual diminution of the importance of oil in the world economy. But anything that makes the Arabs a smaller piece of the energy pie will be a benefit to world peace.

By: David Carter

David Carter — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 04:43:07 +0000

What an instructive, telling, and wishful final sentence in Mills’ article.

“In the current circumstances, the best that Israel’s neighbours can do is to try to emulate its success.”

By: Melva Parrish

Melva Parrish — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 07:48:13 +0000

Dear Sir’s Years and years ago I was given a tape made by a man named “Hayseed” Stephens. Mr Stephens went to be with the Lord before his dream of finding oil in Israel was realized. I have prayed for oil to be found in Israel for a long long time. G-d Bless you and your group. I am sure Mr Stephens is watching from heaven and praising G-d for all your great work. Be Blessed, Melva Parrish

By: Barnabas

Barnabas — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 03:44:13 +0000

I guess the Gog and Magog war probably sparked by the enemies of Israel being envious of Israel’s oil and gas. Sometimes I was worried that after the discovery of oil that the enemies will snatch them away and rob away lands and oil. If without G_d in the picture, there is so little our puny arm of flesh could do to protect.
I believe G_d is capable of protecting His own and the apple of His eyes (Israel).

I am encouraged by the Zion Oil story and share in the vision. And was encouraged by the Godly principles of tithing and giving and forming the two foundations to bless Israel and other less fortunate in the world. The job of the CEO is not to keep you and me informed on a regular weekly basis at the expense of their time which could be better spent in fulfilling the corporate vision and objectives. A lot of companies just announce the development every once or twice a year and so far I have not come across one that shareholders demanded to know the development every week (with the exception of this case). Even if there are some good news of any great discoveries, a responsible company would screen the news through several layers and checks to decide if there are any political or social implications and not just one sided just to please the shareholders. The stand from John in not fanning a hype to please the short-term and short-sighted wishes of some investors but conducting His affairs with integrity and professionalism is really respectable.

By: David Sonksen

David Sonksen — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:24:51 +0000

Recently returned from Israel – March 12, 2010. During my visit I visited the Zion oil & gas office in Ceasera and spoke with numerous people while visiting your
office. Thankyou, for spending time with me and the couple I was traveling with.
Stephen Pearce was very interesting and took the time to answer all my questions relative to oil exploration……………….Thankyou, Stephen.

My background is Dentistry and I need sometimes the extra details to appreciate
Oil exploration. As an investor in Zion Oil & Gas my interest in the company is
very high………Your objective are in line with my own!

Dentistry has taught me to be patient – not everything happens as fast as we would like. Oil exploration seems to be teaching me this same lesson.

God Bless your pursuit of oil ! Daid Sonksen DDS