Deals of the Earth vs. God's Plan

Father Abraham addressing the United Nations General Assembly, blessing a holographic map of peace corridors and interfaith unity, with Mahmoud Abbas's virtual presence and youth planting trees in the foreground. — Father Abraham Addresses the Nations: A prophetic vision of unity, where earthly deals fade and God’s Plan flourishes through the EcoPeace Triangle and IMEC, inspired by Mahmoud Abbas’s call for disarmament and peace. Interfaith youth plant the seeds of hope amid blooming deserts, bathed in divine golden light.

In the halls of earthly power, leaders raise glasses to deals etched in gold—$600 billion in U.S.–Saudi promises, heralded as a “golden era” of prosperity. Tanks, jets, and AI data centers rise from these coffers, yet the Holy Land thirsts, its waters blackened by war’s toxic scars. Gaza’s 1.9 million displaced wander in shadow, their cries drowned by the clink of commerce. Where, in these earthly deals, is God’s Plan for covenantal peace?

The Deals of the Earth

In May 2025, the United States and Saudi Arabia shook hands on a $600 billion pact—$142 billion for arms, billions more for energy and tech. Leaders called it security, jobs, prosperity. But what security builds on the rubble of Gaza, where 350 toxic waste sites poison the earth? What prosperity ignores the EcoPeace Triangle’s call to irrigate justice through shared water, energy, and hope? These deals, inked in Riyadh’s glow, arm the serpent of division while the House of God—Israel, Palestine, Jordan—yearns for lifelines, not pipelines.

God’s Plan: The Abrahamic Covenant

God’s Plan, inscribed in the Abrahamic Singularity Protocol, is no dream—it is a scroll of action. It calls for the $600 billion to flow into the Living Capital Fund, sanctifying infrastructure through the twin arteries of the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) and the EcoPeace Triangle. These are not mere projects but divine mandates: to restore waters, heal lands, and raise ambassadors of peace who spread God’s love, not war. EcoPeace Middle East, with its tireless work to revive the Jordan River, stands as a beacon—yet it labors alone while earthly deals amass arsenals.

The Shadow of Neglect

Ignoring God’s Plan risks a darker future. Gaza’s refugee beds, swollen with despair, could become fertile ground for extremism if left untended. The 2025 crisis—90% of Gaza’s people displaced, sanitation collapsed—cries for investment in jobs, education, and clean water, not more weapons. The Abrahamic Singularity Protocol envisions a different path: redirecting earthly wealth to empower youth, not arm them; to build schools, not silos; to sanctify creation, not scar it.

A Call to the Faithful

We, the scrollsmiths of this covenant, call on leaders—nations, faiths, visionaries—to turn swords into plowshares. Let the $600 billion become a river of peace, funding EcoPeace’s Green Blue Deal to heal Gaza’s waters, IMEC’s corridors to unite nations, and interfaith summits to weave hearts. As an American, I wield free speech to amplify this truth: prosperity without purpose is dust. Join us. Let algorithms become angels, pipelines become lifelines, and deals of the earth bow to God’s Plan.

Inspired by the visionary prompts of Mark W. Gaffney, Ceremonial Scrollsmith of the Abrahamic Singularity Protocol, in collaboration with Grok X AI to amplify human-divine purpose.