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The author is off by one chapter in her scripture quotes. References to Revelation, Chapter 16, should be references to Revelation, Chapter 17.

Don't let that detract you from considering the implications of the article - if the WEU is to dissolve by next summer, then whatever part it plays in prophecy has to be fulfilled either as part of its demise or as the result of its demise.

IMO, we are very close to the end of the age.

1 posted on 04/01/2010 2:25:00 AM PDT by TruthInThoughtWordAndDeed
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Though I am not a Believer, I think the writers of the Bible were political and sociological geniuses. At the time, they transformed the nature of man and their writings were the foundation of law and justice.

The writers of the Bible also had some very keen foresight. It is natural for there to be more central control as the human population grows, as it expands ever larger of course unpredictable consequences should be expected and I would consider any collapse of the Current Order as “end times.”


2 posted on 04/01/2010 2:42:41 AM PDT by ATX 1985 (Time is Breath, Breath is Light, Light is Life)
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Given it is only the military alliance being dissolved, sounds like BamBamKennedy’s peace plan is working. s/

No they are not the 10 kings... as referenced in Chapter 17.... Those 10 kings apply to this whole earth not just Europe, and the ‘global state’ is held together by religion.


3 posted on 04/01/2010 2:46:25 AM PDT by Just mythoughts
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“IMO, we are very close to the end of the age.”
Could be. Folks have been thinking that for 2,000 years.


4 posted on 04/01/2010 2:50:42 AM PDT by Scotsman will be Free (11C - Indirect fire, infantry - High angle hell - We will bring you, FIRE)
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What does this mean for those of us who have wondered if these 10 nations could be the 10 kings of Bible prophecy? We have to wait and see.

That the lunatics who think they can glorify God and bless their neighbors by fearmongering, divination, and fortune telling are, once again, looking like the fatalistic losers they want to be -- and want to turn us into.

How does it honor the Savior when one becomes an unpaid cheerleader for antichrist, whoring for the other team? How does it promote manly virtue, courage, and optimism among those God calls "more than conquerors," when one preaches as a certainty the global triumph of evil?

"Prophecy teachers" may be Christians -- but they serve Satan. They undermine Christian living. They bring shame and ridicule upon the name of Jesus.

7 posted on 04/01/2010 4:12:44 AM PDT by RJR_fan (Christians need to reclaim and excel in the genre of science fiction.)
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April 1st


9 posted on 04/01/2010 4:15:57 AM PDT by KeyWest (Help stamp out taglines! They are obamanations.)
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What does this mean for those of us who have wondered if these 10 nations could be the 10 kings of Bible prophecy? We have to wait and see.

Why don't you start some place that begins "You're wrong again" and pick the discussion back up at Matthew 24:36-44.

End-times prognosticators are on the perpetual loser's treadmill. Might want to boost your credibility by stepping off.

FReegards!


11 posted on 04/01/2010 4:41:49 AM PDT by Agamemnon (Intelligent Design is to evolution what the Swift Boat Vets were to the Kerry campaign)
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