What the Bible Says About Iran, the Jews, and the Three Exiles of Israel

Son of the former Sha of Persia/Iran. He desires to rule when Donald Trump gives the go-ahead

Friends, you might have seen on YouTube accounts of near death experiences where people returned with a message from Jesus. Many of these feel genuine. Would it surprise you therefore, if I told you that I and the Lord have two-way personal conversations, here on earth not in a vision? I have known the Lord for 51 years and am a TAFE Certificate IV Bible School examiner and assessor for Australian churches. Why has the Lord given me this privilege for the last two or three years? Because its end times and I have written three prophetic books about Israel on the subject (www.creation6000.com). The bride of Christ needs answers from the Lord urgently!

As I was preparing the script for the prophetic video entitled, "Ezekiel's Temple was Never Meant for the Millennium," I asked the Lord, what else do you want me to say? He responded, "Tell them to preach on repentance and hidden sins. I am not pleased with many of My pastors". That resonated with me. "Say these words after me,... I believe that Jesus died for me....". Pastors just want people to believe in Jesus. The book of James says that even the devils believe in Jesus. There is no mention in these 'say after me prayers' that people have to first repent of specific sins or for saved ones to deal with their hidden sins; Unforgiveness is the most frequent sin Christians and even pastors commit. They are seriously in danger not make it to heaven (Acts 2, and the Lord's prayer)! Pastors seem to think that God is a sugar daddy and doesn't care about His Word. Such give sugar coated promises to people with no serious accountability before a Holy God who demands repentance. Tradition makes the word of God of no effect, as Jesus said.

Anyway, since I have access to the Lord I asked him about the Jews in today's Iran. Its amazing that ever since the time of Esther the Queen, large numbers of Jews have lived in Persia because they never returned to Jerusalem with Zerubbabel, Haggai or Nehemiah to rebuild the Temple after their Babylonian captivity. After Esther passed away there came times when rulers resented the presence of Jews once again. Their welcome to remain in Persia was often dependent on paying taxes to Islamic rulers but they could trade and carry on with life.

Jewish websites estimate that about 120,000 Jews lived in Persia/Iran in 1948 when Israel became an official State (that dropped to about 12,000 in 2024 because they had escaped to Israel). The autocracy of the Sha of Persia was greatly resented by the people from 1976 -77 onwards and from even much earlier. He and his family lived extravagant life styles, taking his large entourage to the most expensive hotels in Europe to watch his expensive racehorses win. They would rent out a whole floor for weeks or months.His son, who wants to govern Iran once President Trump deals the final blow to Iran, is a spitting image of his late father. The Sha's neglected citizens supported the Islamic uprising in 1979 thinking that at least Islam will redistribute the enormous wealth of the Sha who made his money on oil. How wrong they were. The women suddenly had to wear hijabs. Jewish communities, and the hundreds of synagogues, were put under tight scrutiny. The Islamic Revolution of 1979 appointed their first Supreme Leader:the assassinated Ayatollah Khamenei was only the second Supreme Leader. The Jews suffered under the rigour of Shariah law. Many were jailed and tortured if they voiced objections' Shariah law ended after 47 years in 2026. Its still not pleasant there, and its costing the original Persians and the Jews their lives, but officially Shariah law has come to an end. Women are tearing off their ridiculously hot gear.

47 years. That made me think. Ezekiel wrote his prophecy during the 25th year of the Babylonian captivity. He and his wife lived on the fertile river bank of the canal. The prophecy was very long and there was no indication that he had to hurry back to work as a slave labourer. As a matter of fact, the Babylonian kings were benefactors. They certainly killed a lot, including the evil King Zedekiah and his sons after Jerusalem fell, but they were kind to Jeremiah and Baruch his servant. They honored upright people. The Babylonian kings honoured Daniel, Shadrach, Abednigo and Mishach by making them governors. The reason many of the Jews never returned to Jerusalem is because they were happily settled amongst the Babylonians. They had found a new homeland and after Haman, the enemy of Esther's uncle Mordecai, was killed they had a secure future.

The Lord does not put dates into the Bible for nothing. They always serve a purpose. It occurred to me that the rigour of servitude to the Babylonians came to an end probably one or two years earlier than the 25th year of Ezekiel's 'captivity' for Ezekiel to be able to take it easy. All of a sudden he had time to record such a long prophecy on clay tablets. The sins of Israel had been extremely great starting at the time of King Manasseh who introduced offering live babies to fiery Molech in the Valley of Hinnom (Gehenna). That is also when Israel failed resting the land on Sabbatical years, once in every seven years. That's why Jeremiah prophesied that Israel was to go into captivity for 70 years. One year for every seven years that they disobeyed the Lord, 490 years.

I hope that you are getting the idea by now. The Israelites who stayed in Babylon never served out their 70 years of punishment for disobeying the law of the Sabbatical Year. The Sabbatical Year was evidently even more important to the Lord than all the babies sacrificed. Remember how the Lord condemned an old man to death for picking up sticks for his cooking fire on a Sabbath day. Therefore, they still had another 45 plus years to serve under rigour. 47 + 23 = 70, give or take months here and there. The Lord confirmed it and shared with me that, in actual fact, He had been dealing with all of Israel and the Jews at three different levels. There have been three exiles. 1. The northern kingdom of the ten tribes to Assyria. 2. The three tribes in Jerusalem to Babylon. 3. The diaspora of the Jews when Prince Titus of Rome destroyed the Temple in 70 AD. All of them had to pay the penalty of rebellion. The third exile was self-prophesied when the High Priest said, "Let his blood be upon us, and upon our children." Pilate washed his hand of the matter. Hence the plight of the Jews for 2000 years, including the horrors of the holocaust.

I would be interested to hear your comments. The other two exiles are dealt with in detail in the forthcoming second video. I intend to upload the first video to YouTube probably in June, 2026.