The Bible tells us that in the last days one man will rule the world. He will rule over the entire human race politically, economically, and religiously, speaking great blasphemies against God and setting himself up in the Temple as God himself. But this man will not be God. He will be the very antithesis. He will even lead a rebellion against God, but he will be destroyed by the King of kings. History has deemed him the Antichrist, but he is known by other names as well, each being fully indicative of his character:
Our Biblical Godhead
by Joseph R. Chambers
The God of Christianity is awesome because He is Omnipotent, Omniscient, and Omnipresent. He is Sovereign in all these attributes. There is none that can approach His Holiness except the holy. In His Omnipotence, He is unlimited in all of His powers and there is nothing beyond His fullness. In His Omniscience, He is without limits in knowledge. He knows every thought and every nuance of wisdom in the Universe. In His Omnipresence, there is no reach in His great world that extends beyond Himself. His presence is capable of touching every sphere of His entire Heavens and creation.
On the Testimony of Three Witnesses . . .
by Jack Kinsella – Omega Letter Editor
There are at least five distinct views within the Church concerning when (or whether) the Lord will return for His Church in an event commonly called “The Rapture.”
The proponents for each view are all sincere, believing Christians who believe their interpretation is right to the exclusion of all others.
How Soon the Rapture?
How Soon the Rapture?
Signs of the times
By Pete Rose
Jesus’ disciples on the Mount of Olives when He told them of the coming destruction of the temple shortly before His passion and crucifixion, asked Him, “When will these things happen, and what will be the sign of your coming, and of the end of the world?” (Matthew 24:3). Jesus answered them with a list of signs (more…)
General Signs of the Times
In the days just prior to the Last Supper, Jesus sat on the slopes of the Mount of Olives and responded to questions his disciples asked concerning the end of the age. In historical terms, this is known as the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24), and it grants valuable insight into the events that will immediately precede the Second Coming of Christ.
Why would a loving God send someone to hell?
Why would a loving God send someone to hell?
That is a question many have asked. The answer is simple. He doesn’t! God is simply the means by which you get there. Let me explain.
Prophesied cashless society: It’s almost here
by Hal Lindsey
When I read the headline to Jerome Corsi’s story, “Economic meltdown excuse for ‘new world’” at WorldNetDaily yesterday, my first thought was, “What took them so long?”
That thought was immediately followed by the realization that the timing is just about perfect. Corsi zeroed in on comments by Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland – specifically, Schwab’s comment that the global economic crisis was a “transformational crisis” useful in reshaping a “new world.”
A formula for perpetual war
By Hal Lindsey
As the current Israeli war against Hamas in Gaza continues, the worldwide propaganda assault against Israel grows exponentially. In the light of this, it’s important to review a little history about Gaza. In 2005, Israel unilaterally withdrew from Gaza and completely turned its administration over to the Palestinian Authority. All of the Jewish settlements were disbanded and their residents forcibly removed. The Israeli agricultural, commercial and residential assets – which were considerable – were left for the Palestinians.
Living for Christ in the End Times
The Bible clearly teaches that society will degenerate in the end times, becoming as evil as it was in the days of Noah (Matthew 24:37-39). The Apostle Paul, speaking as a prophet, says that society will descend into a black pit of immorality, violence, and paganism (2 Timothy 3:1-5). He asserts that men will be “lovers of self, lovers of money, and lovers of pleasure.” People will be “boastful, arrogant, and unholy,” and children will be “disobedient to parents.”
Sounds like the evening news, doesn’t it? In short, we have arrived.
Revisiting ‘the burden of Damascus’
by Hal Lindsey
For most of this past election year, Israeli military planners have been wrestling with the twin problems of Iran and a change of administrations in Washington. The Israeli military was more comfortable with the idea of continued diplomacy with Iran under a McCain administration than it is an Obama administration. McCain was a known quantity. Obama is not.
