Hamas mastermind confirmed killed.
Jonathan Cahn destroys Ishtar altar.
Six thousand students spark revival on campus.
And if you can't say anything nice,
don't say anything at all.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are
asked to compliment each other.
Find out how that goes.
I'm John Madorazo for charismanews.com
and these are your top stories of the week.
In a prophetic act,
Jonathan Cahn smashes
the altar of Ishtar on the National Mall.
In a powerful display of spiritual warfare,
author and speaker, Rabbi Jonathan Cahn,
led a prophetic act on
the National Mall where he smashes
an altar of Ishtar symbolizing
the breaking of demonic strongholds in America.
This act is part of his broader message on
repentance, deliverance, and spiritual freedom
from the forces of darkness gripping the nation.
He spoke at the gathering and says
that at the end of the Yom Kippur,
the sins are laid on the scapegoat and
the scapegoat carries it out of the land,
and the darkness is cast out of the land.
He emphasized that this battle was not against
individuals but rather
spiritual principalities citing
ancient pagan deity Ishtar
known as Ashtaroth in the Bible.
This was a powerful demonstration at
this event at the mall in Washington in front of
hundreds of thousands of mainly women in this crowd
and thousands and thousands watched online
who could not be there in person.
The link to watch this is in the description,
is in the article which is in the description as well.
Definitely worth watching this prophetic act.
Now question for you,
do you believe that these prophetic acts
actually do something?
Would love to hear your thoughts about this.
Next, Hamas leader Yair Sinwar is dead,
killed by IDF soldiers in Gaza firefight.
Now according to all Israel news,
Hamas top leader Yair Sinwar,
the architect of the October 7th invasion and
massacre in southern Israel last year was killed by
IDF soldiers during a chance encounter in
the town of Rafa in the southern Gaza Strip.
The IDF confirmed Thursday evening.
Following initial reports and
speculation in early afternoon,
Israeli media announced that cabinet ministers were
informed of Sinwar's confirmed death after
DNA tests were conducted on his body.
You can see more of the posts in this article.
But the message read,
the archmurderer Yair Sinwar,
who was responsible for
the massacre and atrocities of
October 7th was killed today by IDF soldiers.
This is a great military and moral achievement for
Israel and a victory for
the entire free world against
the evil axis of extreme Islam led by Iran.
Shortly after the IDF and the Shin Bet
confirmed the arch terrorist death in an official statement.
You can go to the link in
the description to read this full article
that we are sharing here.
We have 6,000 Ole Miss students worshiping Jesus.
Thousands of students from
the University of Mississippi lifted
their voices in worship and praise to Jesus and
made public declarations of
faith during a massive campus event.
A ministry to college students reports.
The Unite Us tour hit Ole Miss during
its latest campus stop on
its mission to share the gospel
with students across the country.
The ministry reports nearly 6,600 students
packed out the Sandy and John Black Pavilion,
October 10th to worship,
pray, and to hear the gospel.
Students from one of the top party schools
showed up last night to represent Christ and get freed,
wrote Christian music artist,
Forrest Frank, who shared
footage that you can see in this article here.
He said, you can't wait to see what God does next.
We all can't wait to see what God does next,
especially on these college campuses.
Now we know that last year,
we had the Asbury revival,
which really sparked revival in
other campuses around the country.
We are starting to see more and more of
these events where students are leading
the charge of having passion for Jesus,
public declarations of faith and
baptisms and we love reporting on that.
If you hear one or you're seeing about this,
please contact us,
let us know in the comments where you're seeing
more sparks of revival on college campuses.
This is really exciting and we want to continue with that.
We are in the midst of
a very contentious political season.
Recently on Univision,
they featured both candidates,
Vice President Kamala Harris and
former President Donald J. Trump.
They featured them separately on a town hall event.
One of the questions that was asked to both candidates was,
could you name three things about
the opposing candidate that you admire about them?
Let's start with Kamala Harris.
Thank you for the question.
Let me start with this.
Based on a life experience,
I know that the vast majority of us have
so much more in common than what separates us.
Part of what pains me is
the approach that frankly Donald Trump and
some others have taken which is to suggest
that it's us versus them, whoever that may be.
Having Americans point fingers at each other,
using language that's about belittling people and calling
them names and meant to make them afraid and live in fear.
I don't think that's healthy for our nation,
and I don't admire that.
In fact, I'm quite critical of it,
coming from someone who wants to be
President of the United States.
I think Donald Trump loves his family,
and I think that's very important.
I think family is one of the most important things
that we can prioritize.
But I don't really know him, to be honest with you.
I only met him one time on the debate stage.
I'd never met him before.
I don't really have much more to offer you.
She said that she believes that Donald Trump loves his family.
She had a lot of negative things to say leading up to that.
So let's hear how Donald Trump was responding to that question.
Very hard question.
That's the toughest question.
The other ones are easy.
I'm not a fan.
I think she's harmed our country horribly, horribly
at the border, with inflation, with so many other things.
But she seems to have an ability to survive.
Because she was out of the race, and all of a sudden
she's running for president.
That's a great ability that some people have
and some people don't have.
She seems to have some pretty long time friendships.
And that's also, I don't call that an ability.
I call that a good thing.
And she seems to have a nice way about her.
I like the way some of her statements, some of her,
the way she behaves in a certain way.
But in another way, I think it's very bad for our country,
very bad for our country.
But she does seem to have some relationships that be lasting.
And she does seem to be a survivor.
Because remember, she was the first one out,
and all of a sudden she's running for president.
The other 21 people that are running,
they're sitting home watching her on television.
So that's by far the toughest question I've had today.
So I do find it interesting that Donald Trump readily
admits that that is the most difficult question
that he dealt with.
But he still did come up with three qualities
that he admired or appreciated about Kamala Harris.
And he seemed to really try with that.
It didn't seem that Kamala very much tried
to come up with something other than the fact
that he loves his family, which is something
that I hope everybody does.
Now, the thing that is really interesting about this
is that they were both asked the same question.
How do you speak nicely about somebody
that you don't agree with or somebody that is your enemy?
The Bible says pray for those who persecute you.
So regardless of how you feel about one candidate
or the other or one party or the other,
the Bible says that we need to pray
for those that persecute you.
Whether you feel that they're persecuting you directly
or whether it's through policies, pray for those.
And we're supposed to continue to pray
for the leaders of our nation, those that are above us.
And keep in mind that there is power in the tongue.
Your words have power.
You can lift up or you can cut down,
but you can speak life into a situation as well.
I'm John Maddarazzo for charismanews.com.
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