Live updates • Jordan says it intercepted four missiles after launch from Iran

Hey Watchmen, Jordan intercepting missiles fired from Iran—this is the picture getting clearer by the week, isn't it, my friends? The battle lines aren't staying where the news anchors want to draw them. Iran isn't just squaring off with Israel anymore; Jordan's airspace is now a highway for these weapons, which means the whole region is being pulled into this thing whether they want it or not. I've said it before when we walked through Daniel—these ancient kingdoms don't just disappear, they resurface, they reposition, and right now we're watching Persia flex in a way that drags its neighbors along with it. Jordan's not a bystander here; Scripture never treated Edom, Moab, and Ammon as bystanders either, and that old ground east of the Jordan River keeps showing up in the story right up to the end. I want you to notice something, though—Jordan intercepted them. Four missiles, stopped. That's not luck, my friends. Psalm 91 tells us "a thousand shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand; but it shall not come nigh thee"—and whether that's Iron Dome technology or a government that isn't even Torah-observant doing the intercepting, Elohim can use whoever He wants to hold back judgment on the innocent a little longer. That's mercy. That's restraint from a Father who is patient, not slow. But mercy has a shelf life, and every missile that gets fired closer and closer to Jerusalem is a clock ticking toward something we've talked about for a long time now. So keep your eyes up, Watchmen. This region is not calming down, it's compressing—more actors, more missiles, more nations pulled into a fight that started as Iran-Israel and isn't staying that way. Stay in the Word, stay repentant, stay ready. Shalom.