In this article, we continue our study of three major monetary conditions that the Bible indicates will typify the world order at the very end of the last days. At the end of Part 1, we were pursuing the question of whether government debt plays a prophetic role. We had been drawn to this question, given the unprecedented rise of government debt around the world in past decades. To date, we have reviewed one of these a priori conditions—a worldwide wealth skew. 2. Indebtednes

In the first four trumpet judgments of Revelation 8, we see how the foundations for life on earth are being increasingly destroyed. According to verse 11, many people die after drinking the water, which was rendered bitter. And finally, with the sixth trumpet (Rev 9:15), one third of what remains of humanity perishes. Doing the math, this would mean that half of humanity perishes through the judgments of Revelation 6 and 9. And, the shocking thing is that the rest of the peop

“Then shall they begin to say to the mountains, Fall on us; and to the hills, Cover us” (Luke 23:30). These words are addressed to the “daughters of Jerusalem” (v. 28). Jesus’ prophecy ignores more than 2,000 years of history. End-Time Signs Turning back to chapter 21 of Luke, He speaks of the destruction of the temple, persecution of the Jews, destruction of Jerusalem … then about the signs of His return, the parable of the fig tree, and being watchful. Something notable is

During the Tribulation, the Antichrist will masquerade as God. We are already seeing the end-time tendencies that lead to this pinnacle of delusion about our own divinity. Today, these mostly appear in the way people deal with death and the climate. The answer that God gives in Revelation is as striking as it is highly relevant. Revelation 13 shows us the emergence of the beast, the Antichrist. Verses 5-6 make it clear that it is a human being. The beast has a large mouth for

We resume our exposé of the Endtime Pagan Man. He has evolved to sophisticated heights. 3. Concern About Tomorrow Societies that do not put their faith in God, by definition must worry about the uncertainties of tomorrow. The Bible says that it should be otherwise: “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its