Darvish Intelligence: A private, independent American hub for intelligence, cybersecurity, and data analysis. We expose and resist globalist, anti-Western agendas, including the Red-Green Axis of communism and Islamism, across governments, corporations, and individuals. The author is the son of a former Government Psychologist, Spy, and Army Veteran. He is an Iranian-American Ex-Muslim, Former CAIR Leader, Now Conservative Christian Activist and Leader.
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Jesus Is God: Divine Authority Confirmed by Judgment and Justice
By Bobby Darvish
The modern misconception that Jesus Christ is merely a gentle teacher who preached only peace and tolerance ignores the fullness of His divine character revealed in Scripture. While Jesus indeed came to offer salvation through grace, He also came as the righteous Judge, the Alpha and Omega, the King of Kings, and the Lord of Lords. The verses cited below make it unmistakably clear that Jesus is not merely a prophet or moral teacher, but God in the flesh… one with the authority to forgive sins, judge the world, and execute divine justice.
Jesus Brings the Sword of Truth
In Matthew 10:34, Jesus states, “Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring peace, but a sword.” This is not a contradiction of His title as the Prince of Peace, but rather an assertion of divine authority. The "sword" refers to the truth of the Gospel, which divides the righteous from the wicked, even within families. Only God has the authority to divide humanity based on eternal truth.
Jesus Commands Judgment
In Luke 19:27, Jesus says in a parable about His kingship: “But those enemies of mine who did not want me to be king over them… bring them here and kill them in front of me.” This stark declaration parallels the future judgment of unbelievers. Parables often carry symbolic meanings, and this one illustrates divine wrath against rebellion. No prophet or angel speaks this way… only a King with divine right does. Jesus identifies Himself as that King.
Jesus Identifies With the Prophets and as Their Sender
In Matthew 23:33–36, Jesus rebukes the religious hypocrites, calls them “snakes,” and foretells their judgment, stating, “I am sending you prophets and sages and teachers…” Only God sends prophets. By claiming this authority, Jesus declares His divinity over history and revelation, aligning Himself with the God of the Old Testament.
Jesus Returns in Glory and Wrath
Revelation 19:11–16 gives a vision of Christ as the divine warrior: “The one sitting on [the white horse] is called Faithful and True… He will tread the winepress of the fury of the wrath of God.” The robe dipped in blood, the sword from His mouth, and the title “King of kings and Lord of lords” are unmistakably messianic and divine. Jesus here is not a messenger but the very embodiment of God’s justice.
Jesus Oversees the Final Harvest
Revelation 14:19–20 paints a graphic image of divine wrath: “They were trampled in the winepress… and blood flowed… rising as high as the horses’ bridles…” This apocalyptic imagery represents God's final judgment, which Jesus Himself will carry out. Only God is worthy and able to execute such a judgment on the entire earth.
Jesus Searches Hearts and Executes Judgment
In Revelation 2:22–23, Jesus says: “I am he who searches hearts and minds, and I will repay each of you according to your deeds.” This is language unique to Yahweh in the Old Testament (Jeremiah 17:10), but here it is Jesus speaking. He is claiming divine omniscience and sovereign authority to judge both sin and righteousness.
Jesus Is Revealed in Flaming Fire
2 Thessalonians 1:7–9 reveals that “the Lord Jesus will be revealed from heaven with his mighty angels in flaming fire, inflicting vengeance…” This is an explicit parallel to Old Testament theophanies where God appears in fire and glory. Jesus is not just returning as a man… He is returning as God revealed in terrifying majesty.
Jesus Is the Final Judge of Sin
Hebrews 10:26–27 teaches that those who reject Christ face “a fearful expectation of judgment and of raging fire that will consume the enemies of God.” Only God can declare that there remains no sacrifice for sins and that eternal punishment is inevitable. This places Jesus not just at the center of salvation, but also as the one who presides over eternal judgment.
Jesus Through the Holy Spirit Executes Divine Justice
In Acts 5:1–11, Ananias and Sapphira are struck dead for lying to the Holy Spirit. Peter tells them they have lied not just to men, but to God. The apostles, acting with divine authority granted by Christ, execute this judgment immediately. The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of Jesus (Romans 8:9), and this event underscores Christ's divine authority operating in His church.
Jesus is not merely a teacher, healer, or prophet. He is God incarnate… eternal, all-knowing, and just. These verses reveal the divinity of Christ through His authority to judge, His identity with God’s own name and power, and His actions which no mere man could claim. The Jesus of Scripture is both the Lamb who was slain and the Lion of Judah who roars in justice.
Citations:
Holy Bible, New International Version. Matthew 10:34
Holy Bible, New International Version. Luke 19:27
Holy Bible, New International Version. Matthew 23:33–36
Holy Bible, English Standard Version. Revelation 19:11–16
Holy Bible, English Standard Version. Revelation 14:19–20
Holy Bible, New International Version. Revelation 2:22–23
Holy Bible, English Standard Version. 2 Thessalonians 1:7–9
Holy Bible, New International Version. Hebrews 10:26–27
Holy Bible, New International Version. Acts 5:1–11
Romans 8:9, New International Version
Islam Is Not Just a Religion: It Is a Political War Ideology That Must Be Defeated
By Bobby Darvish
As an Iranian American ex-Muslim and Christian, I speak from both personal experience and historical observation when I say that Islam is not simply a "religion" in the Western understanding of the word. It is a totalizing political ideology with its own legal system (Sharia), military ambitions (jihad), and global strategy (ummah expansion). Unlike Christianity, which is a kingdom of heaven focused on the transformation of the soul through grace, Islam is a kingdom of earth, an empire in religious disguise.
Islam Is a Political Ideology
Islam governs every aspect of a person’s life: spiritual, legal, economic, military, and political. From its inception under Muhammad, Islam spread not through peaceful preaching, but through military conquest, taxation of non-Muslims (jizya), and subjugation. The Quran commands war against unbelievers until they submit to Islamic rule (Quran 9:29). The hadiths are replete with calls for violence, conquest, and the suppression of dissent. This is not a spiritual path; it is a war doctrine.
Unlike Christianity, which explicitly separates God’s kingdom from Caesar’s (Matthew 22:21), Islam merges mosque and state. In countries like Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, apostasy from Islam is punishable by death, women are treated as second-class citizens, and blasphemy laws silence all criticism. Islam has blasphemy courts, morality police, and international fatwas to enforce its ideology beyond its borders.
Islam's Global Strategy: Submission or Conquest
Islam does not seek coexistence. Its mission is global domination, either through conversion, subversion, or violence. The doctrine of taqiyya (lying for the sake of Islam) allows Muslim missionaries to mislead Westerners into believing Islam is peaceful. In truth, its scriptural and historical core is expansionist.
Look at Europe today: no-go zones in France, Sharia patrols in the UK, and Islamic riots across the continent. Islam enters democracies not to assimilate but to replace. It uses religious freedom as a Trojan horse until it is strong enough to silence its critics through intimidation, legal warfare (lawfare), and eventually, the sword.
The Lessons of History: Spain and Greece
Spain and Greece were once conquered by Islamic empires, the Moors and the Ottomans. It took centuries of resistance, war, and ultimately reconquista to drive out the Islamic occupation. Spain expelled the Moors through war and the Inquisition. Greece fought brutal battles for independence against the Ottoman caliphate.
These nations are now free to practice Christianity, preserve their cultures, and defend their borders because they recognized Islam not as a faith among others but as a foreign occupying force. Without resistance, they would still be dhimmi (second-class citizens under Islamic rule), forbidden to speak freely, own weapons, or criticize the caliph.
Defeating Islam Requires Total Commitment
To defeat Islam as a political force, we must recognize it for what it is: a hostile imperial ideology masquerading as religion. Tolerating it as "just another faith" is suicidal for free societies. There are only three historical and effective responses:
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Conversion to Christianity – Only Jesus Christ can transform the heart and break the chains of Sharia. True Christians do not seek empire or conquest, but the freedom of the soul and dignity of the individual.
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War – Like Spain, like Greece, like the Crusaders who tried to push back the tide of jihad, sometimes force is necessary when peace is rejected.
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Inquisition – Not in the sense of cruelty, but of legal and cultural enforcement. Root out subversive ideologies and foreign funding of mosques that preach hatred. Ban Sharia law. Deport radicals. Protect apostates.
The Path Forward
The West, especially Christian nations, must awaken to the fact that Islam is not just another religion, it is a political insurgency. The survival of freedom depends on the willingness to name the enemy. Just like Nazism and Communism were political-religious cults bent on global conquest, Islam must be resisted with faith, firmness, and fearlessness.
We must return to our Christian roots, evangelize boldly, enforce our laws without fear of being called “Islamophobic,” and defend the West as a Christian civilization. Our ancestors fought and bled to be free of Islamic tyranny. Let us not surrender it again out of cowardice and confusion.
Written by Bobby Darvish
Iranian American Ex-Muslim, Christian Conservative
Founder, Darvish Intelligence
Free Iran. Defund Tyranny. Expose the Enemy Within.
Citations:
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Quran 9:29 – “Fight those who do not believe in Allah... until they pay the jizya.”
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Sahih Bukhari 52:220 – “I have been made victorious through terror.”
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Matthew 22:21 – “Render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s, and unto God what is God’s.”
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Robert Spencer, The History of Jihad: From Muhammad to ISIS, Bombardier Books, 2018.
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Raymond Ibrahim, Sword and Scimitar: Fourteen Centuries of War between Islam and the West, Da Capo Press, 2018.
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Bat Ye’or, The Decline of Eastern Christianity Under Islam, Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1996.
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Ibn Warraq, Leaving Islam: Apostates Speak Out, Prometheus Books, 2003.