The End Times: Putin Compelled by God

The Christians Who Think the Ukraine Invasion Means Jesus Is Returning to Earth.

Evangelicals like Pat Robertson are convinced Putin is “being compelled by God” to wage war and bring about the the end times.

The day after Russia started dropping missiles on Ukraine, pastor Greg Laurie took to Facebook with a message for his flock. To much of the world, current events may look like the unhinged machinations of a megalomaniacal authoritarian intent on worldwide disruption, but to Christians of a certain ilk, Laurie argued that the war could be viewed as something else entirely: a sign of the second coming of Christ. “Is there any prophetic significance to what is happening in Ukraine right now?” the heading of the post posed. “The answer is…Yes!”

For millennia, end times Christians have tried to shoehorn current events into proof of Jesus’ imminent return, taking cryptic language from the books of Ezekiel, Daniel, Matthew, and Revelation to come up with various theories as to how the world will end. In most of these theories  — embraced by conservative evangelical or fundamentalist branches of the faith  — an entity referred to as Gog and Magog descends from the “far north” upon a peaceful, reconstituted Israel, whose people had been “brought out from the nations, and all now dwell securely,” as it is described in Ezekiel. The resulting war that follows allows a Messiah to swoop in and come to Israel’s rescue. It also ushers in the end of the world as we know it and the establishment of a new and better kingdom of God on earth.

https://archive.ph/HNVxb#selection-1035.0-1061.344

:Tinfoil:

Will the price of gas go down ?

You won't need gas you'll have wings

I've already got wings - cause that's the type of guy I am !

Red Lily wrote:The Christians Who Think the Ukraine Invasion Means Jesus Is Returning to Earth.

Evangelicals like Pat Robertson are convinced Putin is “being compelled by God” to wage war and bring about the the end times.

The day after Russia started dropping missiles on Ukraine, pastor Greg Laurie took to Facebook with a message for his flock. To much of the world, current events may look like the unhinged machinations of a megalomaniacal authoritarian intent on worldwide disruption, but to Christians of a certain ilk, Laurie argued that the war could be viewed as something else entirely: a sign of the second coming of Christ. “Is there any prophetic significance to what is happening in Ukraine right now?” the heading of the post posed. “The answer is…Yes!”

For millennia, end times Christians have tried to shoehorn current events into proof of Jesus’ imminent return, taking cryptic language from the books of Ezekiel, Daniel, Matthew, and Revelation to come up with various theories as to how the world will end. In most of these theories  — embraced by conservative evangelical or fundamentalist branches of the faith  — an entity referred to as Gog and Magog descends from the “far north” upon a peaceful, reconstituted Israel, whose people had been “brought out from the nations, and all now dwell securely,” as it is described in Ezekiel. The resulting war that follows allows a Messiah to swoop in and come to Israel’s rescue. It also ushers in the end of the world as we know it and the establishment of a new and better kingdom of God on earth.

https://archive.ph/HNVxb#selection-1035.0-1061.344

:Tinfoil:

Fear sells

Red Lily wrote:The Christians Who Think the Ukraine Invasion Means Jesus Is Returning to Earth.

Evangelicals like Pat Robertson are convinced Putin is “being compelled by God” to wage war and bring about the the end times.

The day after Russia started dropping missiles on Ukraine, pastor Greg Laurie took to Facebook with a message for his flock. To much of the world, current events may look like the unhinged machinations of a megalomaniacal authoritarian intent on worldwide disruption, but to Christians of a certain ilk, Laurie argued that the war could be viewed as something else entirely: a sign of the second coming of Christ. “Is there any prophetic significance to what is happening in Ukraine right now?” the heading of the post posed. “The answer is…Yes!”

For millennia, end times Christians have tried to shoehorn current events into proof of Jesus’ imminent return, taking cryptic language from the books of Ezekiel, Daniel, Matthew, and Revelation to come up with various theories as to how the world will end. In most of these theories  — embraced by conservative evangelical or fundamentalist branches of the faith  — an entity referred to as Gog and Magog descends from the “far north” upon a peaceful, reconstituted Israel, whose people had been “brought out from the nations, and all now dwell securely,” as it is described in Ezekiel. The resulting war that follows allows a Messiah to swoop in and come to Israel’s rescue. It also ushers in the end of the world as we know it and the establishment of a new and better kingdom of God on earth.

https://archive.ph/HNVxb#selection-1035.0-1061.344

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Sooner or later they'll get their narrative right . Throw a dart at a wall full of balloons and eventually ......

God may be moving his chess pieces but we're nowhere near yet. Close maybe. We're waiting for the rise of the antichrist snd then the seven year treaty.

how many decades have you been saying how close the 'end times ' are?