Muslim mobs burn Christian homes Please Pray Articles / In The News Date: Apr 28, 2004 - 12:30 PM |
Hundreds of Christians are being killed around the world right now by these Muslim's.1,500 were just killed in nigeria. 10 were killed 3 days ago and now they are burning down houses. Let's wake up people because they want to do it here. They discovered over 10 trucks in Jordan that would have killed 80,000 people if Jesus had not said enough is enough. It is time these muslims see our God is God and we put a stop to this stuff through prayer. Were are my real prayer warriors? The Lord is saying. Eze 22:30 (And the Lord said:) I looked for a person to stand in the Gap and make up a hedge of protection through prayer and intercession BUT I FOUND NONE so I had to pour out my wrath and destroy the land by letting man and satan have their own way. FAITH UNDER FIRE Muslim mobs burn more Christian homes Attack began at 3 a.m., continued until all were Martyred or Burned Posted: April 28, 2004 1:00 a.m. Eastern © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com Muslim militants in eastern Indonesia burned down several hundred homes in an overnight attack on a mainly Christian area where 26 Christians were martyred in three days of fighting. The attacks on Christians in Maluku province, once known as the Spice Islands, continues with no end in sight. On Monday, several hundred homes of Christians were burned down in the Tanah Lapang Kecil and Batugantung neighborhoods of Ambon, the provincial capital. Please click to pray to stop these murderer's of our brothers and sisters The attack began at about 3 a.m. and continued into the afternoon hours until all of the homes were destroyed, ICC said. According to news reports, government buildings have been abandoned and taken over by unidentified snipers using the rooftops to scout victims, including several policemen who have been killed in the past few days. Maluku, which has been about half Christian and half Muslim, came under attack between 1999 and 2002 from a radical Islamic group called Laskar Jihad, or Army of Holy Warriors, which aimed to make Indonesia an Islamic state. As WorldNetDaily reported last year, the group has continued to operate despite formally announcing it had disbanded. Many of its members have joined the al-Qaida-linked terror network Jemaah Islamiah, blamed for the 2002 Bali bombings and last year's suicide attack on the Marriott Hotel in Jakarta. In response to the march, the AAP said, Muslim gangs torched houses and churches, and set fire to a local Christian University and United Nations offices. Several people also were hacked to death with machetes by the mobs, AAP reported, before hundreds of troops from Jakarta arrived to try to quell the attacks. Under Indonesia's former leader in the 1970s and 1980s, Suharto, Muslims were sent to Maluku to dilute the secessionist movement. The separatist leaders called for international intervention to stop the fighting while Christian leaders in Jakarta appealed to the central government. The leader of the radical Muslim Brotherhood, Habib Husein al-Hubsyi, threatened earlier this week to send 7,000 holy warriors to the province. |