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The people of Moses were weakened after him, as they returned to idolatry and worshiping idols as Moses had warned them before his death. They became vulnerable to attacks from neighboring nations, and their lives became difficult. They requested their prophet to send them a king to fight with them, and the Lord chose Saul as their king. However, they rejected the king appointed by God because he was from the tribe of Benjamin, which was small and poor. The prophet informed them that God had chosen Saul for his knowledge and physical strength, but they did not believe. He told them that God would send them a sign of the king through the Ark of the Covenant, which carried relics of Moses and Aaron, borne by angels. The Ark came down from the heavens in a majestic scene, and they established a strong state, victorious over the oppressors. About a thousand years later, a woman had a dream in the Umayyad Caliphate in Damascus, seeing the Prophet Moses walking on water and gesturing with his staff towards the sky. When she told her master, Sa'id ibn al-Musayyib, a righteous man, he informed her that the Caliph Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan had appeared. People did not believe him at first, but soon news of Abd al-Malik's death arrived with the caravans. When asked how he knew of Abd al-Malik's death, he said that God sends Moses to break the backs of the tyrants and corruptors. In recent years, new signs of the Prophet Moses have appeared, indicating that the earth is preparing for a catastrophic event that will shake every corner of it, possibly the beginning of a great war. The land of Israel is expected to expand into Lebanon and Syria before being destroyed in the evening, striking the Arabs with nuclear weapons. Just as mentioned in the Book of Zechariah, their flesh will dissolve while they stand on their feet, their eyes in their sockets, and their tongues in their mouths.