Ezekiel (26:14, 21, 27:36) prophesied that Tyre would be completely destroyed, never to be built again. But it wasn't destroyed and continued to exist.
Isaiah 19:5 The river of Egypt (the Nile) shall dry up. This has never occurred.
"The land of Judah shall be a terror unto Egypt." Judah never invaded Egypt and was never a military threat to Egypt. Isaiah 19:17
God says that Babylon will be desolate and uninhabited forever. He says that only dragons will live there. But Babylon has been dragon-free and continuously inhabited since then. Jeremiah 51:26, 29, 37, 43, 62, 64
@BlueSkyKing Yes Damascus will be destroyed in one night and will become an abandoned pile of rubble.. It is a prophecy of a future event, that will happen. Maybe in the not to distant future. Again in a world of nuclear weapons, Incidentally Israel has nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them to every city in the countries around them, now is the time where that prophecy can be fulfilled.. The sun can set of Damascus one day and in the morning the place can be a lifeless pile of rubble..
And No Current day Syrians / Assyrians and Egyptians will not be converting on mass to Judaism.. You have interpreted prophecy wrong there.. In the future after the return of the Lord Jesus these lands will be part of the promised land that was promised to Abraham that his descendants would occupy.. That promised land stretches from the land of the two rivers in Iraq the Tigris and Euphrates and the river of Egypt the Nile.. the land will include all of the Arabian peninsular also..
@BlueSkyKing [quote]Never happened.[/quote] That's why prophesies without a time frame are worthless. The christians can just keep saying they're "yet to be fulfilled" until some random event can be interpreted to fit.
