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A @Christadelphians Video: Description: A wonderful time is coming, which is revealed in prophecy.
A @Christadelphians Video: Description: For the benefit of a younger generation of believers, this presentation of the original Christadelphian teaching on Bible Prophecy, based on the Image in Daniel 2, shows that the fulfilment extends to the replacement of human rule by the Kingdom of God, when Jesus Christ returns to reign on Earth. We will enter the Kingdom if we are living now in accordance with Christ's principles.
**YouTube Video Title:**
"Will We See World War 3? 🌍 Biblical Prophecies Revealed! (End Times, Armageddon, and the Kingdom of God)"
**Why Watch This Video?**
If you’ve ever wondered about the future of our world, the rise of global conflicts, and what the Bible says about the end times, this video is for you. Packed with biblical insights, historical context, and prophetic revelations, this talk will leave you with a deeper understanding of God’s plan for humanity.
**Video Description:**
Are we on the brink of World War 3? 🌍 In this eye-opening Bible talk, we explore the prophecies of the end times, Armageddon, and the establishment of God's Kingdom. From the historical cycles of conflict to the role of Israel in Bible prophecy, this presentation dives deep into what the Scriptures reveal about the future of our world. Whether you're new to Bible study or a seasoned student, this talk offers fresh insights and timeless truths that will challenge and inspire you.
📖 **Bible Verses Discussed:**
- **Jeremiah 10:23** 🙏
- **Isaiah 32** ✝️
- **Daniel 2, 7, 8, 11** 📜
- **Ezekiel 38** 🌐
- **Zechariah 12, 14** ⚔️
- **Matthew 24** 🕊️
- **Revelation 16** 🔥
**Timestamps (Chapters):**
00:00 - **Introduction:** Will We See World War 3?
00:37 - **Defining World War:** What Makes a Global Conflict?
02:19 - **Current Global Conflicts:** Are We on the Edge of WW3?
04:34 - **Man’s Efforts vs. God’s Plan:** Why Peace Efforts Fail
05:25 - **Biblical Prophecies of Peace:** The Coming Kingdom of God
06:49 - **Historical Cycles of Conflict:** From Creation to the Flood
09:02 - **The Role of Israel in Bible Prophecy**
11:06 - **The Four Cycles of Divine Judgment**
13:14 - **The Little Horn of the Goat:** A Key to Understanding End Times
17:19 - **Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream:** The Image and the Stone
22:36 - **Armageddon:** The Battle That Will Change the World
28:01 - **The King of the North and the King of the South**
31:24 - **Byzantium and the Little Horn of the Goat**
36:21 - **The Role of Russia in End-Time Prophecy**
38:00 - **The Catholic Church’s Prophecy of the Antichrist**
41:52 - **The Abomination of Desolation Explained**
47:34 - **Israel’s Restoration and the Desolation of the Land**
50:29 - **The Vintage of the Earth:** 30 Years of Judgment
51:14 - **Conclusion:** Will You See World War 3?
**Key Topics Covered:**
- The historical and biblical definition of a world war 🌍
- The role of Israel in end-time prophecy 🇮🇱
- The significance of the "Little Horn of the Goat" in Bible prophecy 🐐
- The battle of Armageddon and the Vintage of the Earth ⚔️
- The role of Russia (Gog) and the King of the North in end-time events ❄️
- The abomination of desolation and its connection to Jerusalem 🕍
- The ultimate establishment of God’s Kingdom and peace on Earth ✝️
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When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, stand in the holy place, (whoso readeth, let him understand:) Mat 24:15
But when ye shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, standing where it ought not, (let him that readeth understand,) then let them that be in Judaea flee to the mountains: Mar 13:14
And when ye shall see Jerusalem compassed with armies, then know that the desolation thereof is nigh. Luk 21:20
And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for the overspreading of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate. Dan 9:27
And from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away, and the abomination that maketh desolate set up, there shall be a thousand two hundred and ninety days .Dan 12:11
Abomination – Heb - shiqqûts - detestable thing or idol, abominable thing, abomination, idol, detested thing
Desolate – Heb - shâmêm- to be desolated, be deflowered, be deserted, be appalled
The desolater is the Little Horn of the Goat which in the days of Constantine transferred its residence & court to Constantinople from Rome
Rome was exclusive capital of the Little Horn of the Goat in the days of Jesus and the apostles
Rome then was the pagan Roman empire or the Dragon
But in subsequent divisions of the Empire into the Greek and Latin territories Rome became in the days of Charlemagne the capitol of the little horn of Daniels 4th Beast, and not the Little horn of the Goat which was identified in the East in Constantinople. Daniel 7
Before the little horn of the Goats empire was divided into subsequent countries from Rome he “magnified himself against the Prince of the host of Israel”
This he did by crucifying the Lord of glory and furthermore “by him the daily should be taken away” Daniel 8:11,i.e. the destruction of the temple and its associated sacrifices..
This was the first of a series of abominations of desolation that overspread the holy land. It was signalised by the taking away of the Jewish state.
This was followed by a series of abominations of which the principal has been the,1. pagan Roman the 2. Greek Catholic & the 3. Mohammedan all of them constituents of the Little horn of the Goat.
The power of the this abomination continued as long as the people (national Israel) of the Holy Ones were in a scattered state but then, that determined shall be poured out upon the desolater.
This scattering and desolation of the land was to continue for 1290 yrs. after which the desolater will be destroyed.
This commences i.e. the end of the 1290 yrs, at the drying up of the Euphrates, the Ottoman power but that determined will not finally reach its consummation until Gog, who becomes the Little horn of the Goat takes Constantinople and then Jerusalem.
Refer to Eureka Logos Edition Vol 5 Pages 186-189
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Leviticus 3 and 4 outline laws firstly for the Peace Offering (chapter 3) and the Sin Offering (chapter 4). The importance of the Peace Offering is that it speaks of our aim - to have peace with God - see Isaiah 26 verses 1-3. And, like all Scripture, our Lord Jesus Christ is the focus - read aloud slowly and carefully
Ephesians 2 verses 14-22 - ponder its meaning to you. Verses 1-5 of Leviticus 3 describe what was offered and how it was offered. Verses 6-7 tell us that the peace offering had to be without blemish. This is because it firstly spoke of our Lord; and secondly it tells of what we aspire to give to the LORD. And in Christ we are presented before the Father as being unblemished (Jude v24). Verses 8-17 provide further instructions for offering. Like the burnt offering the person making the offering had to lay his hands on the animal's head to identify with the offering. The fat represented energetic and wholehearted service to our Sovereign. So the Peace Offering speaks of fellowship with God.
Although having fellowship with God and His Son is our highest need, redemption through the blood of Christ is our first need (Psalm 50:5; Ephesians 2:1-13,
1 John 1 verses 1-10). So Leviticus 4 tells us about the Sin Offering. This chapter is more than three times the length of chapter 3. Verses 1-12 tell us what was offered and how it was made. Verses 13-31 describe the various groups for whom the offering was made;
verses 13-21 the whole of Israel. The identification with the offering was made by their elders; verses 22-26 tell of a ruler making this offering; verses 27-35 talk about individuals within the nation making the offering. It is noteworthy that for all three groups the forgiveness of sin is spoken of - verses 26, 31, 35. This forgiveness was temporary and unavailing unless the offerer had faith and understood the need of the provision of an offering that could cleans the conscience of guilt. This could only be done through the forgiveness of sins in our Lord Jesus Christ - see Hebrews 10:1-14.
Psalm 104 is a psalm of thanksgiving to the LORD for His majestic power seen in His creation. Verse 24 of the song is perhaps the key to understanding its message. The AV says that the earth is full of God's "riches" (Hebrew "creation") and ESV "creatures". The Almighty's creation and His earth are totally awesome. And for these reasons the writer extols his Creator in verses 1-4. The psalmist calls upon all creation to join him in praise and worship of the Omnipotent One, who controls the world and its diverse creatures. His angels, who are mighty in power, are those who minister to the heirs of salvation as Hebrews 1 explains. The earth, its founding and mountains are described in verses 5-9. Some of creations habitats and provisioning are described in verses 10-18. Verses 19-20 talk of the providing of night and day as appointments from our Sovereign
(Genesis 1 verses 14-19). The theme of the Psalm is expressed in verse 24. And this theme is magnificently captured by Hayden's "Creation Hymn" - to quote from the second half of the third stanza, "In reason's ear they all rejoice, and utter forth a glorious voice; for ever singing as they shine, the Hand that made us is Divine". Verses 25-26 speak of the teeming sea creatures. Verses 27-30 tell of the total dependence of every living thing on the sustaining Spirit of their Creator; not only in the temporary and transient present, but for the transformational power to feed them with food of eternal life. Verses 31-35 conclude the psalm with responsive praise and the confidence that the sinner will be rooted from the earth and the faithful will fill it with the Almighty's praise.
From 1 Corinthians 12-14 Paul shows that the body of believers in Christ is analogous to the human body. In 1 Corinthians 12 the Apostle Paul describes how God through His Spirit had distributed gifts and roles within the ecclesia. Just as our bodily members have unique and distinctive functions so too is it within the ecclesia of Christ: compare Romans 12 verses 3-8. It is never a question as to what member is the most important; because the unseen and less showy members are the most vital to the body, ie the heart, the kidneys etc. Just as in Ephesians 4 verses 1-16. Paul demonstrates that, rather than the gift, it is the service - or function which the individual can contribute
to the growth of the body into Christ its head. This chapter is an answer to all would be schismatics - the body of true believers in the one body of Christ. The Apostle finishes the chapter by telling his readers that the better way of service lay in three qualities, which were not the spirit gifts, but attributes available to all believers - FAITH, HOPE and LOVE. 1 Corinthians 13 reveals that the infantile aids of the spirit gifts would cease once their objective of establishing a mature community of believers had been completed. This is the basis of his magnificent treatise on love; showing it to be the greatest and only enduring gift. Hope will vanish when it is realised in God's Kingdom. Believing will have been completed in the receiving of immortality. What a wonderful experience awaits us when we will then know God as He now knows us. Only love goes on and never cease. Slowly read the chapter aloud. Ponder, pause and meditate its message for the way believers must live. This chapter in Paul's letter changes the Corinthians narrow self-focus to an elevation of their minds to living the truth as our Lord Jesus Christ our head directed both them and us: Ephesians 4:11-16.
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**"God's Standards of Morality are the Only Path to Peace | Jason Hensley"**
**Video Description:**
In this thought-provoking Bible talk, historian and Bible scholar Jason Hensley explores why **God's standards of morality are the only path to true peace**. Drawing from historical data, psychological insights, and biblical wisdom, Jason reveals how the world's increasing lack of peace—both individually and globally—points to the need for God's moral framework. This talk is a must-watch for anyone seeking answers to life's biggest questions about happiness, purpose, and inner peace.
**📌 Chapters / Timestamps:**
00:00 - **Introduction**
02:06 - **The World's Lack of Peace: Rising Depression & Dysphoria**
05:18 - **Data on Depression: A Global Crisis**
09:13 - **The Connection Between Loneliness & Mental Health**
11:00 - **Dysphoria: The Opposite of Euphoria**
12:21 - **The Decline of Happiness in Society**
15:02 - **Modern Solutions for Peace: Mindfulness & Self-Care**
18:07 - **What’s Missing? The Key to True Peace**
19:48 - **The Decline of Christianity & Belief in God**
22:30 - **Correlation Between Faith & Happiness**
24:00 - **The Three Pillars of True Peace**
24:45 - **Pascal’s Wager: Belief in God**
30:13 - **God’s Control: Decreasing Anxiety**
34:36 - **Purpose: Living for Others**
37:36 - **Conclusion: God’s Standards of Morality Bring True Peace**
**📖 Bible Verses Discussed (with Emojis):**
- **Romans 8:28** 📖 - "All things work together for good to those who love God."
- **James 1:2-3** 🙏 - "Count it all joy when you face trials, for the testing of your faith produces steadfastness."
- **1 Peter 4:12-13** 🔥 - "Do not be surprised at the fiery trial, but rejoice as you share in Christ’s sufferings."
- **Philippians 2:3-4** ❤️ - "Do nothing from selfish ambition, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves."
- **Matthew 22:37-39** ✝️ - "Love the Lord your God... and love your neighbor as yourself."
**🔍 Key Takeaways:**
1. **Depression & Dysphoria are Rising Globally** 📈: Data shows a significant increase in mental health struggles, especially post-pandemic.
2. **Modern Solutions Fall Short** 🧘: While mindfulness and self-care are helpful, they lack the foundational element of God’s morality.
3. **Belief in God is Declining** ⛪: As faith decreases, so does societal happiness and peace.
4. **Three Pillars of True Peace** ✨:
- **Belief in God** 🙌
- **Trust in God’s Control** 🕊️
- **Living with Purpose for Others** 🌍
**💡 Why Watch This Video?**
If you’ve ever wondered why peace feels so elusive in today’s world, this talk offers a compelling, data-driven case for why **God’s standards of morality are the ultimate solution**. Whether you’re a believer, skeptic, or somewhere in between, Jason’s insights will challenge and inspire you to rethink what true peace really means.
**📌 Category:**
Religion & Spirituality, Mental Health, Personal Growth
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Galatians 3:24 says that the Law was a schoolmaster to bring us to Christ. Whereas Exodus gives a broad framework of the Law Leviticus provides a detailed outline of the requirements of the Law; and implicitly shows the inadequacy of Law. One of the best books on Leviticus is brother John Martin's - The Schoolmaster Leviticus - available from CSSS books. I would like to quote from the author's preface. "...They learned that 'the law is not of faith'. Law engendered the view 'I do, I get', while faith taught that 'God has done what I cannot do', so inspiring obedience out of love.
But the law had its purpose to serve. In the very strivings to keep its injunctions, it served to emphasise the hopelessness of human endeavour left to itself. It was added for this purpose until faith came. The exhibition of that faith arrived in the person of God's own Son, so Jesus Christ is the end of the law to every one that has faith. Being released from the bondage of the law, they were now free, not to do as they would, but to do as they should. Love was to be the energy of their faith,the power of appreciation and love of God that could do all things impossible by compulsion of law." Leviticus 1 deals with laws for burnt offerings. It is fitting that this law is first mentioned as it speaks of a totally devoted life to God. The Hebrew word for the burnt offering is the word "olah" which means the ascending offering - that which goes up with acceptance to God. It is this offering that a young man whom Jesus loved spoke, when he said that to love the Lord our God with all our heart, and with all our mind, and with all our soul, and with all our strength; and to love our neighbour as ourself is more than whole burnt offerings. In Leviticus the offerers were to place their hand on the head of the animal to be offered, thereby acknowledging that the animal represented themselves. The slain animal was divided into parts. and every part was to be placed on the altar and burnt completely.
Chapter 2 outlines the grain offering. This too was to be an altar offering of fine flour mingled with incense and olive oil. Unlike the burnt offering a portion of this offering was reserved for the priests. The Hebrew word for this offering is "mincah". The Hebrew word means "to apportion", or "to donate" - it spoke of giving to God from our own free will. This offering told of the faithful labour of our hands being sincerely offered to our Sovereign. Malachi tells of a time when every place throughout the entire world this offering will be offered to the LORD (Malachi 1:11). Every altar offering was to be seasoned with the salt - speaking of the covenant and of sincerity (Colossians 4:6; Luke 14:34-35;
Mark 9:49-50).
Psalm 103 is a Psalm of David in which he reminds his listeners of the untold blessings we receive from our Maker. David encourages himself through his remembering of Yahweh's stedfast covenant love. Our Sovereign has preserved our life and will ultimately deliver us from the grave. The LORD's favour is always to His children. We need, verse 7, to like Moses understand the ways of Yahweh and not just see His acts, which were the only things the faithless Israelites saw. Read verses 8-10 aloud and think about what it means to you. David is quoting from Exodus 34:6-7. Which describes the character of our gracious Father. David's response is the same as that of Moses in verse 8 of Exodus 34; and it should evoke the same gratitude in us. God's mercy and grace exceed His justice (Romans 11:22-23; James 2:8-13). Verse 11 tells of the LORD separating us from the guilt of our sins to an immeasurable extent - as far as the east is from the west. Why does He do this? It is because He is a Father who knows, loves and pities His children. And He knows our frail and transient state
(verses 14-16). The prophet Isaiah picks up these thoughts in chapter 40 and the Apostle Peter quotes from Isaiah in 1 Peter 1:22-25. Despite our pitiful and insignificance in the eyes of our Creator His compassion for His family is unfailing. This encourages us to be devout and loving children who are motivated by His faithfulness. The LORD's angelic hosts, who are the ministers (servants) to those "who would be the heirs of salvation" (Hebrews 1:14), are among the throng who extol the Sovereign of the universe. They are referred to at the conclusion of Psalm 103 and again in Psalm 104:4, where their work is described. The Almighty's ways have always triumphed and will ultimately conquer the entire earth. For this reason let us thank the LORD with a grateful heart.
In 1 Corinthians 11 Paul proves that our Almighty Sovereign's purpose is evident in the creative work of His angels and the hierarchy that this established. God is supreme, a theme that will be expanded in chapter 15; under Him is His Divine Son - who stands as the head and archetype of the entire creation. Next, in the creative order comes the man, then the woman. Paul points out that there is a mutually dependent relationship in Christ between husband and wife. However, as an acknowledgment of the creative order in the work of the angels, it's important for the women to worship acknowledging the principle that women should worship with their heads covered. The Apostle then speaks of practices that were incongruous in the context of the celebration of the Lord's memorial supper of bread and wine. He urges that self examination is imperative to the receiving of the emblems of our Lord Jesus Christ's sacrifice. And so the great Apostle declares that before we take the bread we need to scrutinise ourselves. None of us take the emblems with a sense of worthiness - we acknowledge that we are weak, erring and struggling with our mortality and the ravages that sin has brought on our fallen condition and our proneness to sin with which we wrestle on a daily basis. But the important thing is that we continue to strive against sin relentlessly. This we do in remembering our Lord's offering: Hebrews 12:1-11. Surely those who have given up fighting against sin will be condemned with the world. Brother Thomas exquisitely says of the breaking of the bread on page 296 of Elpis Israel: "for to eat his flesh is to digest, and make a part of our mental selves, the truth concerning the kingdom of God and Jesus Christ."
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