Is Russia Mentioned in the Bible? 
The uttermost parts of the north are mentioned in Ezekiel 38:6, 15 and 39:2, and that is Russia. In fact, Moscow is located almost in a straight line north of Jerusalem. If we want to know more about Russia in the bible, we can study the story of the confederacy of the north and the leader of that confederacy, Gog.
Russians will be joined by a vast Islamic alliance of nations
It seems unlikely that the Russians will be joined by a vast alliance of nations to stop the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In fact, a majority of nations from the Middle East have signed a UN resolution condemning the Russian invasion. The resolution emphasized peace and territorial integrity. However, only three nations, including Syria, named Russia.
The Russians’ most important relationships in the Middle East are with non-Arab states, such as Israel and Turkey. But the greatest problems in the region are within Arab societies and Russia has little to offer them. As a result, Russia will be limited in its Middle East strategy.
Russia’s presence in Syria has sparked concern in Israel. In 2015, the Russian military deployed air and ground forces in Syria. These forces were positioned near former Cold War rival Turkey and operated in crowded airspace. But Israel is reportedly concerned that Russia will become too close to a regional pariah.
Russia and Saudi Arabia are historically close allies. But a successful intervention in Syria would show Washington and Brussels that their policies of isolating Russia, marginalizing it in world affairs, and forcing Russia to retreat under U.S. and EU sanctions have failed.
In short, the current Ukrainian crisis reflects the clash between two mega forces that are shaping the world order: the US and Russia. In a world where the US is asserting its primacy vis-��-vis the rest of the world, both sides are seeking to assert their power and dominance. Presidents Putin and Xi talk about the declining US, and many in the West are worried about the fracturing of the West. Yet the US’ response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine proves how resilient the Western states and multinational corporations are.
A Russian-brokered peace in Syria would boost the Russian’s status in Europe. The influx of Syrian refugees has also become a major political issue in Europe and Turkey.
Russia will be the clear leader in the coming attack on Israel
Bible prophecy predicts that Russia will lead a coalition against Israel during the End Times. However, it does not specify exactly who will be involved, when it will occur, and how it will affect today’s world. In order for this prophecy to be fulfilled, several important events must occur.
First, we must understand the motivation of both sides. Israel and Russia have a history of aggressive wars against neighbouring countries. They have both been accused of war crimes in the past and face investigations by the International Criminal Court. They both require their enemies to submit to their will, or face annihilation. In other words, both sides are indulging in imperial designs – and this has made Russia the clear leader in the coming attack on Israel.
The first requirement that Russia must fulfill before attacking Israel is that the Jewish people be in their homeland. This is crucial, because Israel needs to be at peace in its own land. Many Israelis carry guns everywhere, and they must be on high alert for an attack. Those who oppose Russia’s actions in Ukraine should be aware of these facts.
Secondly, all countries have responsibilities to contribute to the rules-based international order. As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, China has long stated its attachment to national sovereignty and inviolability of borders. It has also developed strong economic relations with the European Union and Ukraine. These could be used to influence President Putin towards a path of peace.
Third, NATO has committed to a stronger defence and deterrence posture in case of an attack by Russia. Russia’s nuclear weapons are a major factor in NATO’s deterrence strategy. The threat of a nuclear attack on the US and UK by NATO forces would have catastrophic consequences for Russia.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is an Antichrist of our current time
According to Jeff Kinley, a Christian writer who specializes in biblical prophecy, Russian President Vladimir Putin is the Antichrist of our time. Kinley said that the Bible clearly states that the Antichrist will come in the form of a peace platform, and not as a violent dictator. Putin’s actions are in direct conflict with God’s law and the gospel, according to Kinley.
Kirill also made it clear that he supports Putin’s war in Ukraine. His rhetoric shows a deep divide between Ukrainians and Russians. In addition, Kirill has recently lost control of several Ukrainian Orthodox Churches, which are closely tied to the Russian Orthodox Church, which was established in the ninth century. This is important because Ukraine has a special historical connection to the Russian Orthodox Church, which is part of Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
Dugin also believes that secularizing forces are at work in Western countries, especially the United States. Dugin also points to Putin’s Christian leadership. His efforts to prevent homosexuality, protect Christians in the Middle East, and promote the Orthodox Church in Russian society are just a few examples. Although Dugin’s book cites numerous examples of Putin’s efforts in these areas, the author also accuses him of supporting violence in Ukraine.
Although this book was written in 1995, it is relevant in our time, primarily because of the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin. It contains many prophetic events, including the Battle of Armageddon, and apocalyptic visions. It also contains plagues and vials of judgment. Moreover, the book of Revelation was likely written by John the Elder.
In addition to Putin’s actions, the Russian president also made a reference to other historical figures in Russian history. Specifically, the infamous “Prince of Rosh” was a Russian prince, and the Book of Ezekiel mentions a country that sounds like Russia. The Christian leaders of the Cold War also viewed Communism as evil.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has reignited the desire for independence in many people. Meanwhile, the Orthodox Church of Ukraine’s leader compared Putin to Hitler, claiming that Russia’s President is the Antichrist of our time. The Orthodox Church of Ukraine has been undergoing an internal split since the Ukrainian Orthodox patriarchate declared independence from the Orthodox Patriarchate in Moscow. The Orthodox Church of Ukraine, which worships in the Ukrainian language, has not been recognized by Moscow, and has refused to receive a delegation from the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew.