A few days are left for the election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. The whole world and the manipulate press is fixated on the outcome. It is just another puppet show, dear readers. The sole aim is distraction.
The masses should instead be directed on what is truly happening and what will happen, beyond any election which is far more significant. There is a spiritual warfare at play which is shaping our world, our future and our fate in very deep ways.
Whether you believe it or not, it doesn’t matter. There are forces which are driving humanity’s relentless pursuit of a one world system. Please note that this isn’t a recent phenomenon but it’s an ancient desire fuelled by an invisible hand through other hands. The world is being united under a single authority, which is not God – Jesus Christ.
One of the oldest accounts of centralized authority can be found in Genesis 11:1–9, which tells the narrative of the Tower of Babel. According to this scripture, all of humanity spoke the same language and congregated in the ancient Mesopatamia, or modern-day Iraq, known as Shinar. They planned to construct a tower that would reach the skyscrapers along with a metropolis. Their objective was to establish themselves and stay together rather than being dispersed over the planet. However, this goal was in direct opposition to God’s mandate that Noah and his offspring populate the globe. There was much more to this endeavor than merely building a city and a tower. It represented the insurrection of humanity against God, a united front that aimed to declare independence and establish a single, centralized government over all people. ‘Make a name for ourselves’ exposes their ambition for success, notoriety, and independence—all of which are wholly unrelated to God. Essentially, what they were arguing was that they could handle everything without the help of God. God interceded when he saw their united defiance, perplexing their language and preventing them from speaking to each other. Their idea for a centralized, cohesive human government was foiled as a result of their dispersion around the planet due to this uncertainty. This act of divine intervention is a potent reminder that God will always oppose human attempts to come together under a single, godless rule.
Yet, the spirit behind this ambition, did not die with the Tower of Babel. It persisted and found new expressions throughout history.
The masses are not being prepared for what is coming (1)
A few days are left for the election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. The whole world and the manipulate press is fixated on the outcome. It is just another puppet show, dear readers. The sole aim is distraction.
The masses should instead be directed on what is truly happening and what will happen, beyond any election which is far more significant. There is a spiritual warfare at play which is shaping our world, our future and our fate in very deep ways.
Whether you believe it or not, it doesn’t matter. There are forces which are driving humanity’s relentless pursuit of a one world system. Please note that this isn’t a recent phenomenon but it’s an ancient desire fuelled by an invisible hand through other hands. The world is being united under a single authority, which is not God – Jesus Christ.
One of the oldest accounts of centralized authority can be found in Genesis 11:1–9, which tells the narrative of the Tower of Babel. According to this scripture, all of humanity spoke the same language and congregated in the ancient Mesopatamia, or modern-day Iraq, known as Shinar. They planned to construct a tower that would reach the skyscrapers along with a metropolis. Their objective was to establish themselves and stay together rather than being dispersed over the planet. However, this goal was in direct opposition to God’s mandate that Noah and his offspring populate the globe. There was much more to this endeavor than merely building a city and a tower. It represented the insurrection of humanity against God, a united front that aimed to declare independence and establish a single, centralized government over all people. ‘Make a name for ourselves’ exposes their ambition for success, notoriety, and independence—all of which are wholly unrelated to God. Essentially, what they were arguing was that they could handle everything without the help of God. God interceded when he saw their united defiance, perplexing their language and preventing them from speaking to each other. Their idea for a centralized, cohesive human government was foiled as a result of their dispersion around the planet due to this uncertainty. This act of divine intervention is a potent reminder that God will always oppose human attempts to come together under a single, godless rule.
Yet, the spirit behind this ambition, did not die with the Tower of Babel. It persisted and found new expressions throughout history.