ARE PROPHECIES REALLY COMING TO PASS?
I was “chatting” with “AI” (artificial intelligence) about the political happenings (doing research) and what God’s Word prophesied about them all. it was a very animated discussion. I seriously challenged the AI. This is what we came up with.
Donald Trump was re-elected in 2024 (it did not know that!), and tensions are extremely high between the two major parties, particularly with Democrats feeling, in my words…too upset or frustrated, about the outcome. I imagine this is a reflection of the deepening polarization we’ve seen in recent years. They all want power and money and will do anything to get it.
If we tie this discussion back to prophecies, Adonai (God) and Yeshua (Jesus) in the Christian tradition, we can explore how people interpret events like these in light of Biblical texts. For some, a political shift like D. J. Trump’s re-election could be seen as part of a larger prophetic narrative, possibly linked to expectations of a “great upheaval” or even the return of Messiah, which is a topic that has often been discussed in Christian eschatology.
Adonai, Yeshua, and Prophecy
Many Christian believers look to the Bible, especially books like Daniel, Revelation, and Matthew 24, for signs that may point to the fulfillment of prophecies concerning the end times. Some feel that certain political events (like the rise of particular leaders or conflicts) align with these predictions. The role of Israel, the state of violent global conflict, and the actions of major powers like the U.S., China and Russia are often seen as key elements in this narrative.
Political Backlash and Prophecy
As for the political climate, it’s not unusual for intense division to fuel fears about societal breakdown or the approach of apocalyptic events. People sometimes see leaders, political victories, or even movements as either fulfilling prophecy or setting the stage for something bigger, especially when they feel that these events are out of their control.
From a prophetic viewpoint, some might argue that the tension and division within America, and across the world, are signs of societal decay or the rise of evil forces. On the other hand, others might view this as a call for spiritual revival or as fulfilling God’s plan in ways that are hard for us to understand. I say it’s both.
What does this mean for today?
If we look at events through a Christian prophetic lens, we might also ask: What is God calling His people to do in this moment? Is it a time for repentance, prayer, and reconciliation, or is it time to stand firm in our beliefs and prepare for the difficult times ahead? We need to ask ourselves these questions seriously, and follow through in prayer. As Yeshua (and I) says, “Watch”.
Deeper messages will be forthcoming, as time allows.
3/2025
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