Harbinger’s
Noah’s flood was a global flood. That means the water totally covered the entire globe. There’s really no way to get around it, unless you’re willing to do hermeneutical (interpretative) gymnastics with the Bible. Both the Old Testament and the New Testament affirm the global nature of the flood:
Nathan Jones
To answer this question, Tim Moore and Nathan Jones traveled to the annual Pre-Trib Study Group Conference held every December in Dallas, Texas. You won’t find a larger gathering of experts in the study of Bible prophecy than where these professors of prophecy meet to share their research into the study of eschatology. There, our evangelists posed these important questions to a panel of Bible prophecy experts.
WND
In a move straight out of a totalitarian playbook, the California Assembly Judiciary Committee voted 11-2 on Monday to advance AB 2624, the so-called “Stop Nick Shirley Act,” a disgusting Democrat power grab designed to make it illegal for brave citizen journalists like Nick Shirley to expose the rampant fraud bleeding American taxpayers dry in immigrant service centers.
Prophecy News Watch
Meta’s reported development of an AI version of its founder Mark Zuckerberg has reignited an unusual but increasingly persistent conversation at the intersection of technology, identity, and ancient prophecy. According to reporting, the company is building a photorealistic, interactive digital version of Zuckerberg capable of engaging employees in real time–trained on his voice, mannerisms, and strategic thinking. What might sound like corporate innovation to some is, to others, a striking echo of imagery found in the Book of Revelation.
Prophecy News Watch
It’s not one crisis–it’s two, colliding at the worst possible moment. Across the United States and much of the world, farmers are being squeezed by a brutal combination of worsening drought conditions and surging input costs–especially diesel fuel and nitrogen fertilizer. On their own, either challenge would strain the global food system. Together, they form a “double whammy” that could ripple through grocery stores, economies, and households within months.
