Abrahamic Family House

Correct, correct.

And so where this all alludes to for me is I look at the Abrahamic family house in Abu Dhabi.

Yes, where they have a Catholic church, they have a Jewish synagogue, and they have a Muslim mosque all sitting right next to each other.

And you think that's the trial run for up on the Temple Mount?

The ecumenical movement within Christianity has healed some splits.

Beyond that, interfaith initiatives have multiplied from local clergy associations that include rabbis, priests, imams, and monks to high-profile events like Pope Francis's interreligious prayers for peace in Assisi and the establishment of the Abrahamic Family House in Abu Dhabi, a complex housing a church, mosque, and a synagogue side by side.

How lovely.

In 2022, religious leaders for many traditions, uh, gathered in Kazakhstan, which is like super, super Freemason.

The United Arab Emirates has positioned itself as the alternative to Saudi Arabia's model, promoting a vision of moderate, tolerant Islam to the world.

The Abrahamic Family House on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, which opened in twenty twenty-three with a mosque, a church, and a synagogue side by side, is the most visible symbol of this approach.

Whether it reflects genuine theological dialogue or is primarily a public relations exercise for an authoritarian government is a fair question, but as a diplomatic statement, it has been powerful.

Iran, meanwhile, uses Shia religious networks as instruments of regional influence, funding and arming Shia militia groups from Lebanon's Hezbollah to Iraq's Popular Mobilization Units to Yemen's Houthis.

They had the Human Fraternity document signed there, and it was this common understanding between, you know, the Vatican, Christians, Muslims, Al Azhar, that religion was not to be used for violence or hostility, that religion is a matter of faith and, you know, principle, and it was this beautiful arrangement.

From that visit, the idea of building the Abrahamic Family House came to be, and I really, really love the idea because I can tell anyone in the world, "Well, we in the Emirates, we believe in coexistence.

We believe in tolerance.

We believe in live and let live," right? Those...

You have to allow everyone to live their life.

As long as they play by the rules, you're welcome in the UAE.

That's who we've been way before the Abrahamic Family House.

That's who we've been well before the Pope's visit, but the Pope's visit and the Family House allowed the world to see it.

You know, I wanna just get in one more quick question here before we go to the break.

In your section in the book about pluralism, you talk about is the Pope really Catholic, and you make a representation to the Abrahamic Family House-

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... that I didn't know existed that w- is in the, um, in Dubai, of trying to bring all that together.

[laughs] I mean, uh, even if I disagree with Islam and disagree with, you know, Hinduism and those types of things, I'm intelligent enough to look at their own documents and realize these two things can't go together, right? They can't both be true.

And yet, in true, uh, post-modern, um, form, uh, these, uh, groups are having these ecumenical meetings, and the Catholic, uh, I ta- I talk about in the book how the Pope is spending more time outside of the, the Vatican than he is inside it, uh, courting relationships.

So yeah, that, uh, that Abrahamic family house, you've got, you know, three major religions, uh, coming together claiming they all serve the same god.

Look, they don't.

I mean, we, we don't know for sure, uh, what that, if that will even happen.

I'm just, the only reason why I bring it up is I feel like they modeled that Abrahamic House, uh, like that.

They've got, in, in the, uh, United Arab Emirates, they have the Abraham House, and they have a mosque, they have a synagogue, and they have a Catholic church all right there together, and they're not huge.

It's not like some big cathedral type of, of thing.

Maybe you guys remember I talked about this, by the way, in a prophecy update a few years ago, and they were still building this, but now it's built.

But this is the Abrahamic Family House, interfaith complex on Sadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, that brings together a mosque.

That's the one with the The arches in the background, that's the mosque.

The Imam Al-Taib Mosque, named after the Grand Imam of Al-Zahar.