WATCH ON YOUTUBE - https://youtu.be/ZR38dK_I22g "Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil..." (Isaiah 5:20). April 24 marks the 111th anniversary of the launch of the systematic extermination of Christian Armenians, Assyrians, and Greeks by the Ottoman Turks. This presentation provides a sobering historical and theological analysis of one of the greatest—yet often forgotten—crimes against the Church in modern history. From the arrest of 250 Christian leaders in Constantinople on Easter Sunday 1915 to the forced death marches into the Syrian deserts, we document the martyrdom of over 3.5 million believers. We examine the "10 Stages of Genocide" and how the same patterns of dehumanization, state propaganda, and the disarming of civilians are manifesting in contemporary contexts, specifically focusing on the rising tide of incitement against Christians in South Africa. Key Points of Discussion: The Martyrdom of a Nation: Armenia's history as the first official Christian nation and the cost of their 1,700-year faithfulness. The "Scandalous Alliance": A critique of Western foreign policy and the failure of Christian nations to protect their brethren during the Crimean War and the Burning of Smyrna. The Theology of Resistance: Evaluating the impact of "non-resistance" advice given by church leaders during the 1915 massacres. Global Warnings: Identifying the road marks of genocide today, including state-led dehumanization and the removal of the right to self-defense. A Call to Remembrance: Obeying the command to "remember the prisoners as if chained with them" (Hebrews 13:3) and the vital necessity of Muslim evangelism.