Month: October 2021

Hi, everyone, thanks for watching. A little while back I did a video on the 3 biggest myths about the Antichrist, and I based that on the many bible prophecy videos I’ve seen on YouTube, as well as a number of websites that talk about this figure.

In case you missed that video, the top 3 myths about the Antichrist are 1) that he will be loved by a sinful world, 2) that he will clearly have an anti-Christian agenda, and 3) that it is simply impossible to know who the Antichrist is right now.

None of those 3 things are taught in the bible, by the way. However, if you want a bit more information on why each of those 3 things ARE a myth, I encourage you to take just a few minutes to watch that other video when you get time.

In addition to those 3 big myths, there are also a number of more minor myths about the Antichrist. Many of these myths are very common with the average Christian who probably spends very little time reading what the bible actually says.

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I wanted to spend just a couple of minutes talking about the asteroid Apophis, which as many of us already know, is scheduled to pass very close to the earth in April of 2029.

Now this is old news, of course, as the asteroid itself was discovered back in 2004. Today we can find thousands of videos on YouTube about Apophis, ranging from a scientific evaluation of the asteroid all the way to the most apocalyptic scenarios.

Many of the videos that deal with it from a bible prophecy perspective tend to tie it into Revelation 8, which describes the 7 angels and the 7 seals. And when you read these verses in Revelation 8, it sure SOUNDS like it could be an asteroid hitting the earth.

Verse 8 describes a “great mountain burning with fire” being cast into the sea. Verse 10 states that a “great star” fell from heaven”, and verse 11 names that star as “Wormwood”, meaning that much of the water on earth becomes bitter and even poisonous.

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In today’s video I’d like to spend just a few moments discussing the symbolism surrounding the white horse of Revelation 6. The white horse is, of course, the first of what are famously called the four horsemen of the apocalypse. They need no introduction, so I’m not sure why I just felt the need to do so!

The reason I want to talk about this is that there is quite a bit of symbolism to this verse. Some of which is obvious and I’ve talked about before, but there are a couple I’m just starting to see. I also have to wonder if the other 3 horsemen might end up having connotations that we may not see right now, but that will become clearer as events unfold.

Now, as we know, Revelation chapter 6, verse 2, reads: “And I saw, and behold a white horse: and he that sat on him had a bow; and a crown was given unto him: and he went forth conquering, and to conquer.”

By the way, if you believe that this rider is Jesus, that is incorrect. Jesus is indeed described as riding a white horse, but it’s in Revelation 19, and there we are told that he has MANY crowns, as opposed to the rider on the white horse in Revelation 6 having only one crown.

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A few days ago 60 Minutes had an interesting report on what’s called synthetic media, which most of us better know as deep fakes. Like most people, I certainly knew of the term deep fake, or deep videos, but I wasn’t aware of the “synthetic media” terminology.

As I was watching the program, it occurred to me how perfectly the biblical description of the Image of the Beast fits into what synthetic media can potentially do. Here are a couple of clips from the episode, and you can let me know in the comments if you see the connection like I do.

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In today’s video I want to briefly touch on 2 news stories that caught my eye over the past few days, and how they relate to the Antichrist. First, most of us either saw or heard about the speech that General Michael Flynn gave at the “Opening the Heavens” conference in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

In that speech Flynn gave a short prayer that included strange references to the sevenfold rays and legions – language that was very unsettling to many Christians.

Flynn would defend himself a few days later, telling an interviewer that he took the prayer from a religious card he carries around in his wallet. According to Flynn, written on the card was a “Prayer to St. Michael”, and he carries it around because he was named after him. Flynn, who was raised Catholic, gave the impression that this was a Catholic prayer to Michael the Archangel.

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Hi, everyone, thanks for watching. If you’re like me, you’ve probably seen a number of YouTube videos dealing with bible prophecy and specifically the Antichrist. Many are very well done, and it’s impressive how much time and energy is put into making some of these videos.

I’ve watched quite a number over the years, and occasionally find myself agreeing with the video’s narrator, or at least a portion of what is said. But, more often than not, I don’t. And that’s because there are several major myths about the Antichrist that keep getting repeated over and over again.

Now, there are also a few of what I call “minor myths” about the Antichrist, such as that he will perform miracles or he institutes the Mark of the Beast. Those things are done by the False Prophet, by the way. I won’t be covering those or other minor myths in this particular video.

Instead, I want to talk about the top 3 myths associated with the Antichrist, if only because these 3 seem to be the most prevalent among all the videos on YouTube. And, as such, they have the most potential for leading someone down the wrong road. So, let’s begin.

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