Antichrist 45

I want to revisit a Bible verse that I’ve spoken about before in several other videos, and that verse is Daniel 8:25, which reads as follows in the King James: “And through his policy also he shall cause craft to prosper in his hand; and he shall magnify himself in his heart, and by peace shall destroy many: he shall also stand up against the Prince of princes; but he shall be broken without hand.”

But another translation of this verse that I like is the Holman Christian Standard Bible, which sounds exactly like Donald J. Trump. “He will cause deceit to prosper through his cunning and by his influence, and in his own mind he will make himself great. He will destroy many in a time of peace; he will even stand against the Prince of princes. Yet he will be shattered—not by human hands.”

In this video I want to talk about a subject that has been much-discussed by Christians in recent years, and that is whether or not vaccines are the actual Mark of the Beast. As we know, many Christians are convinced they are just that, especially COVID-19 vaccines.

The main reason I wanted to make this video is because I’ve seen comments from Christians telling other Christians that, if they took the COVID vaccine, they had taken the Mark of the Beast. Obviously, that is a terrible thing to say if it is not the truth.

Let’s talk about yesterday’s announcement by the U.S. treasury that Donald Trump’s signature will soon appear on all U.S. paper money. This will mark the first time in U.S. history that a president has added their name to the currency. Here’s what happened.

Over this weekend, Donald Trump once again posted something related to him running for a third term. In this case, he was re-posting an image from one of his hardcore supporters. But he has done this dozens and dozens of times, perhaps over a hundred times since beginning his second term. He is telling us exactly what his intentions are.

In yesterday’s video I talked about how Donald Trump is deliberately portraying himself as the savior of the world, and how that is in essence his claiming to be God. I’ll put a link to that video above in case you didn’t see it.

But if Trump’s viewing himself as a deity wasn’t obvious enough, I’ve got some news for you. An article this morning in the Washington Post detailed how a federal arts commission will weigh whether to approve a commemorative GOLD coin featuring Donald Trump.

About 6 and a half years ago, on August 21^st of 2019, Donald Trump made a short remark that people still talk about to this day. While discussing trade actions against China, he said “I am the chosen one” while looking up to heaven.

My channel can be a little boring at times. I tend to not go into the weird and crazy things too often, but instead lean toward a more straight-up discussion of current events as they relate to Bible prophecy. Sometimes, though, I just have to talk about crazy things, and this is one of those times.

As many of us have heard by now, U.S. military commanders have reportedly been justifying America’s attack on Iran by invoking Bible prophecy – this according to a series of complaints made to a religious watchdog group.

But what if I told you that these military commanders are not only misunderstanding what the Bible teaches us, but that they actually helping to spread evil? Here’s what I mean.

In 1957 a new TV series debuted on CBS television, and it was called “Trackdown” and starred Robert Culp. It ended up airing for only two seasons, from October 4th of 1957 through September 23rd of 1959.

In total there were 71 different episodes. Of those 71 episodes, one in particular has garnered a lot of attention over the past decade. It was the 30th episode of the first season, and it aired on May 9th of 1958.

The episode concerned a conman named Walter Trump, who attempted to scam a town out of their hard-earned cash by saying that a meteor storm would destroy the town that evening, and only he could save them. He would do this by building a wall. The name of the episode was “The End of the World.”