The Bible’s Prophecy About the Free World

Daniel Martinovich

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See the wonderful chapters of Bible prophecy that foretell all about a growing free world many have been enjoying the last few centuries.
There are over a hundred chapters of Bible prophecy about a growing free world before the book of Daniel ever uttered a word of end time prophecy. A world in which kings and emperors, dictators and warlords, are being brought to nothing. A world in which there is no more legal slavery and the earthly promises of God made to a hundred generations of saints, unfulfilled in their time, could finally begin to come to pass. This simply could not occur in the ancient despotic world where the poor masses had little to no control of their temporal or even their eternal destinies. The prophecies you will read about in this book promised an era of conditional freedom and prosperity for many nations. They promise God’s people who live in these nations will be free from the fear of oppression, and that they will be able to raise their children as they see fit. They promise the nations and peoples most influenced by the Bible and its principles will be the dominant nations in the world, just as they have been for the last 500 years. None of this occurred when the Messiah came, or with the end of the first covenant age and the horrible destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. In fact, it got even worse for true believers after that. It certainly did not occur when European empires and kingdoms began to claim Christianity. This all began to occur in a specific year prophesied in Daniel and Revelation, and for a specific reason. The journey you take through “The Bible’s Prophecies about the Free World” is going to change your life and rock the world around you. Nothing will ever be the same.
“No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no heart has
imagined, what God has prepared for those who love Him,”
(1 Corinthians 2:9).

Sujets

• Religion
• Christianisme
• Philosophie et théologie
• Free World
• Christianity
• Freedom
• History
• Prophecy
• Bible

Informations

• Publié par: WestBow Press
• Date de parution: 14 septembre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781664276574
• Langue: English

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THE BIBLE’S PROPHECY ABOUT THE FREE WORLD




DANIEL MARTINOVICH








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CONTENTS
Introduction

Chapter 1 The Most Ignored Verses In The New Testament
Chapter 2 Isaiah 54
Chapter 3 Isaiah 60
Chapter 4 Isaiah 61
Chapter 5 Isaiah 65
Chapter 6 The Living Water
Chapter 7 Psalm 72
Chapter 8 Jesus’s Parables About This Kingdom
Chapter 9 The Israel Of Prophecy
Chapter 10 Isaiah 49
Chapter 11 For Freedom Christ Has Set Us Free—Galatians 5:1
Chapter 12 Impossible Prophecies Being Fulfilled Before Our Eyes
Chapter 13 Resistance Is Futile; You Will Be Assimilated
Chapter 14 End-Time Prophecy, The Book Of Daniel
Chapter 15 The Coming Of The Lord
Chapter 16 Resurrection
Chapter 17 The End-Time Prophecy Of The Book Of Revelation
Chapter 18 The Promised Age In Revelation 20
Chapter 19 Revelation 21–22: God’s People In The Promised Age
Chapter 20 Politics And The Pulpit
Chapter 21 The Sowers



INTRODUCTION

Sometime between the years 1452 and 1454, the first commercial European printing press printed its first book, which was the Bible. Within a few decades, the production of books and pamphlets went from tens of thousands to millions printed each year. Because of these commercial printing presses, something happened that had never before occurred in the history of the world: the Bible, in various languages, made its way into the hands of the general public. This transpired primarily in Northern Europe and at the time was highly illegal. The personal possession of a Bible or even part of one without the approval of the governing authorities could get one burned at the stake or worse. The kings and emperors of Southern Europe raised a great army to stop this cancer from spreading, but outside of ancient Israel, another first in human history followed. At the cost of tens of millions of lives, these rulers failed. They could not conquer all the geographical areas in Northern Europe where the general population now possessed and were reading Bibles. Secular historians call these the great religious wars of Europe. However, this is correct only from a secular viewpoint. From the viewpoint of those who understand and can see the influence of the invisible kingdom of God on the earth, the contest was not over differing religious viewpoints. It was about the despotic order of the ancient world trying to maintain its stranglehold on the people.
The rulers at that time had failed to ascertain the power of the new technology of the printing press in time to prevent the Bible from making its way into the hands of the general public in a very large geographical area. For fourteen hundred years, they had been very successful at keeping the scripture out of the hands of the masses, even employing genocide if necessary. There were many reformations, revivals, awakenings, and freedom fighters during the millennium and a half prior to what became known as the Protestant Reformation of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. All were eventually militarily crushed by the powers that existed for one reason: a lack of written materials—specifically, Bibles—in the hands of the public for them to read themselves. The imperial churches of the kingdoms and empires in Europe had Bibles. The elites with special political connections were allowed to have them, but the people were not. There was one reason for this, and that reason had nothing to do with differing religious opinions. It was because of the threat the Bible, in the hands and hearts of the population, posed to the rule of despotic human government. In other words, it was 100 percent political.
With this initial failure by the powers that existed to stop the people in certain nations from possessing and reading the Bible, the world became divided into two camps. In one camp, the people freely possessed and read their own Bibles—and some of those locations even required this for citizenship, as the Bible became the basis of public education. In the second camp, there were the nations, claiming Christianity or not, where the Bible was successfully kept from the people, or where they’d never had it in the first place. The thinking that developed in those nations that possessed and read the Bible was imported to North America via mass migration. What I am describing is the rise of the free world. This biblically inspired thinking empowered the people to overthrow seven millennia of despotic rule. Eventually they also did away with legal human slavery and fought to institute a rule of law based on biblical principles that allowed the poor masses to escape their degradation and poverty. This is not the only part of this story though. Since then, the nations that were most influenced by the gospel and biblical principles became, and have remained, dominant in the world. This has been true even though great wars costing millions of lives have been fought to try to conquer them. The free world has kept growing commensurate with the growth of biblical influence—or, more accurately, with the growth of the influence of the invisible kingdom of God. Here is a twenty-six-hundred-year-old prophecy from the Old Testament that said this would happen someday:
Isaiah 29:18 And in that day shall the deaf hear the words of the book, and the eyes of the blind shall see out of obscurity, and out of the darkness. 19 The meek also shall increase their joy in the LORD, and the poor among men shall rejoice in the Holy One of Israel. 20 For the terrible one is brought to nothing, and the scorner is consumed, and all that watch for iniquity are cut off.
The Hebrew word translated as “terrible one” refers to the tyrants, oppressors, and the mighty ones—in short, for this book’s purpose, the kings, emperors, dictators, and so forth. All the good things in these verses started to happen once the people got their own Bibles, which empowered them to do what no other generation before them had been able to achieve. They began to overthrow the entire order of the despotic ancient world and create a free one. The exciting journey you are about to take in this book will show you some of the dozens of chapters of Bible prophecy that precisely predicted our present free world and told us exactly, to the year, when it would begin. These prophecies showed how this would occur and why it would occur. They also predicted the great warfare, death, and destruction that would unsuccessfully try to stop the free world’s creation, maintenance, and slow but sure growth. You will see picture after picture of how all the temporal promises in the Bible made to a hundred generations of God’s saints—promises that remained unfulfilled in their generations—would come to pass in the lives of his saints in the free and prosperous nations that were to come.
Before we start that journey, for the sake of those who are fearful of the things that may be happening, how the ungodly and the wicked seem to be successfully conspiring to take control of their nations, and how they are attempting to remove the Bible’s i