https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOJfACrpd5g

It's unfortunate that someone who claims to be a Christian would leave the comments section of their YouTube channel open but be unable to handle a little bit of name-calling or teasing, often intended as a joke. As a result, this creator has blocked all of my comments calling them personal attacks, which is untrue. This makes me wonder how he handles similar situations in real life, especially when someone calls him a name on the road, where name-calling is common.

What he does not realise is that by deleting comments, he is helping me avoid any association with him, his books, or his channel.

It's true that **name-calling and teasing** can be hurtful, even if intended in jest. It's important to remember that everyone has different sensitivities and what might seem like harmless fun to one person could be deeply offensive to another.

As Christians, we are called to **love and respect others**, even those who disagree with us. This includes being mindful of our words and actions, and choosing to respond with **grace and kindness** even when faced with criticism.

Ultimately, it's up to each individual to decide how they want to handle online interactions. However, it's important to remember that **our words have power** and we should strive to use them in a way that builds up others, not tears them down.

It's understandable to feel frustrated and unfairly targeted as I do when someone reacts strongly to your opinions, especially if you believe you've expressed your views respectfully. This is particularly true when your intentions were simply to help and inform. This was his response to my opinions.

“I believe in Israel's right to exist, but that doesn't mean Israel is never in the wrong. The leadership of Israel consists of humans who can be both good and bad; no one, whether an individual or a government, has always acted perfectly or done things that everyone approves of. I find it hard to understand how you can end your comment with the word "Blessings" after insulting another Christian. It’s time to grow up, my friend. We will all be held accountable for every idle word when we stand before God. I would block someone from my channel if they only contribute insults or attacks without reason. Nobody wants to read such childish, unfounded comments. They are not only uninteresting and hurtful; they become tedious, and people get tired of scrolling through comments to find someone like you. You've only been on YouTube since September 21, 2024, and your contributions consist solely of insults. In the end, such boring diatribes simply get blocked”.

It's important to remember that everyone interprets things differently. What you see as a simple expression of opinion, someone else might perceive as a personal attack.

Someone who is hypersensitive to the names others call them, even if said in jest, can be described as **oversensitive** or **hypersensitive**. Here are some terms that might fit this description:
1. **Oversensitive** - This term indicates a heightened sensitivity to criticism or teasing.
2. **Hypersensitive** - Similar to oversensitive, this term refers to someone who reacts strongly to perceived slights or jokes.
3. **Touchy** - This word suggests that a person is easily offended or upset by comments that others might consider harmless.
4. **Thin-skinned** - This phrase describes someone who is particularly sensitive to criticism or mockery.
5. **Irritable** - While broader, this term can apply to someone who reacts negatively to teasing or name-calling.
These terms collectively capture the essence of someone who may take offence at playful or joking remarks about their name or other quirks, even if they are said mainly as a joke.

Approaching a YouTube channel creator who is hypersensitive to criticism can be a delicate situation. Here are some strategies to consider:

1. **Be Respectful and Constructive**: When providing feedback, focus on being respectful. Use constructive criticism rather than name-calling or harsh comments. Frame your feedback in a way that highlights your intention to help.

2. **Use "I" Statements**: Instead of saying "You did this wrong," try using "I" statements, such as "I felt that the pacing could be improved." This approach can make your feedback feel less like an attack and more like a personal observation.

3. **Acknowledge Their Efforts**: Start by acknowledging the creator's hard work and the aspects of their content that you appreciate. This can help soften the delivery of any critical feedback.

4. **Be Specific**: General criticisms can feel overwhelming. Instead, be specific about what you think could be improved. For example, instead of saying "This video is bad," you might say, "I think the audio levels could be adjusted for better clarity."

5. **Encourage Dialogue**: Invite the creator to share their thoughts on your feedback. This can foster a more open and constructive conversation, allowing them to express their feelings and perspectives.

6. **Avoid Personal Attacks**: Steer clear of any comments that could be perceived as personal attacks. Focus on the content rather than the creator themselves.

7. **Be Mindful of Timing**: Consider when you provide feedback. If the creator has just released a video or is in a vulnerable state, it might be better to wait until they are more receptive.

8. **Offer Support**: If appropriate, offer your support or assistance. This could be in the form of collaboration or simply being a positive presence in their community.

By approaching the situation with empathy and understanding, you can create a more positive environment for feedback and potentially help the creator grow without triggering their sensitivities.

In this case, considering the challenges this creator faces in selling his books, I recommend avoiding all contact with him. This will help prevent any potential irritability or sensitivity on his part from being heightened.

Blessings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOJfACrpd5g 

The signs associated with the end times often serve as a means for unscrupulous individuals to profit from fear and uncertainty. Here are some commonly cited signs they promote to suggest we may be living in the end times:

1. **Natural Disasters**: An increase in earthquakes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters is frequently mentioned as a sign. Many believe these events are becoming more frequent and severe.

2. **Wars and Conflicts**: Ongoing wars, civil unrest, and international conflicts are seen as indicators of the end times. The idea is that as humanity becomes increasingly divided, these conflicts will escalate.

3. **Famine and Disease**: The rise of global hunger and pandemics is often cited. Many interpret these issues as signs of moral decay and a world in turmoil.

4. **Moral Decay**: A perceived decline in moral values, along with a rise in societal issues such as crime, corruption, and immorality, is frequently highlighted as a sign of the last days.

5. **False Prophets and Messiahs**: The emergence of individuals claiming to be prophets or messiahs is viewed as a warning sign. This includes the rise of cults and misleading religious movements.

6. **Globalization and Technology**: Some interpretations suggest that advancements in technology and the interconnectedness of the world could play a role in fulfilling end-times prophecies.

7. **Signs in the Sky**: Certain religious texts mention celestial events as signs of the end times, such as unusual occurrences in the heavens.

However, these are not genuine signs of the end times but rather natural phenomena or technological developments that are often exaggerated or exploited for profit. Many of these issues have been present for hundreds of years, with the last item being a relatively recent phenomenon.

Ultimately, I do not believe in signs of the end times, and I view the books promoting these ideas as nothing more than money-making propositions. It is always beneficial to approach such topics with a critical mindset and to be cautious of the written works of those who profit from fear.

However, when I questioned the so called watchman running this channel suggesting that he was operating in an unscrupulous manner by doctoring the comments section of his channel by deleting comments that are unfavourable to his marketing of books (full of disinformation) that comment was once more deleted and I was met with the following response that is full of untruths and outright lies.

You seem like a very bitter person. I give out the information (and it isn't only books...lol) In the videos or books I always give my sources where possible. Seems to me you have been on YouTube for just over 2 months (21 September 2024) have zero videos and zero subscribers yet seem accuse me of deleting comments or only posting videos that advertise my books which is not correct. May God guide you into being a humble follower of the Lord Jesus.

For those Christians who wish to maintain their righteous place in the Kingdom of Heaven and even their sanity here on the earth, or even for those who are not saved, avoid this poisonous channel full of fear mongering like the plague.

Blessings

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOJfACrpd5g

Benjamin Netanyahu (L), Yoav Gallant (C) and Mohammed Deif (R)

An arrest warrant has been issued by the ICC for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defence minister Gallant.

Judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) have issued arrest warrants for Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and military commander of Hamas, Mohammed Deif. A statement from the court indicated that a pre-trial chamber rejected Israel’s challenges to the court’s jurisdiction and has consequently issued these warrants.

The judges stated there are “reasonable grounds” to believe that these three men bear "criminal responsibility" for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity during the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Both parties have rejected the allegations.

Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned the ICC's decision as “antisemitic,” while Hamas commented that the warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant set an "important historical precedent."

Interestingly, Netanyahu has claimed in his defense that he did not target civilians, but only Hamas. However, it is reported that over 46,000 civilians in Gaza, mainly women and children, have been brutally killed by the IDF.

The impact of these warrants will depend on whether the ICC’s 124 member states, which do not include Israel or its main ally, the United States, choose to enforce them. The White House has publicly rejected the ICC's decision, while several European countries have expressed respect for the court's rulings.

Blessings

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOJfACrpd5g

@LASTDAYSWATCHMAN777

2 hours ago

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Trump Holding Secret Global Peace Summit (including video link) With The Head Of NATO Including Putin, Zelensky, Macron, Starmer In Mar-a-Lago, Florida Right Now—

I need more than the word of someone like you especially for something like this when you post videos claiming to provide prophecy updates that are only promote books. What are your sources for this information?

You are someone who gets the huff and then deletes or refuses to publish comments out of pure spite indicating a childish mindset. Your word is worth nothing whatsoever.

Blessings

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x_Zjpc_Fnw&t=869s

Donald Trump - newly elected president of the United States

Text of Daniel 11:37

The verse states:

• "Neither shall he regard the God of his fathers, nor the desire of women, nor regard any god: for he shall magnify himself above all." (KJV)

"The phrase* **"Neither regard the God of his fathers..."** 'implies a Jewish heritage, as it refers to the deity worshipped by his ancestors. In this case Judaism. This suggests that the Antichrist must be Jewish.

* **"...nor the desire of women..."** refers to Hebrew women's longing to be the mother of the Messiah. In this context, it signifies a deep cultural and spiritual aspiration among Jewish women to bear a child who would fulfil the messianic prophecies. Judaism follows matrimonial descent, meaning that Jewish identity is passed through the mother rather than the father. Therefore, this verse implies that the mother of the Antichrist would be Jewish, which further supports the idea that the Antichrist must also be Jewish.

Donald Trump's mother, Mary Anne MacLeod Trump, was not Jewish. She was a Scottish-American socialite and philanthropist, born on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland. She emigrated to the United States in the 1930s and married Fred Trump, a real estate developer. Their family background is primarily Scottish, and there is no indication of Jewish heritage in her lineage. However, it is possible for anyone to convert to Judaism through formal processes.

Donald Trump has not converted to Judaism. While he has interacted significantly with the Jewish community and has family members such as his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and daughter, Ivanka Trump, who are Jewish, there is no indication that he himself has converted to the faith.

His relationship with Jewish voters and the Jewish community has been complex, often marked by both support and controversy. Nonetheless, he is well-favoured in Israel and has a close connection to the current Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu but that does not make him the Antichrist, just an ally of Isarel."

The phrase **"...nor regard any god"** is a powerful statement that implies a rejection of traditional religious beliefs and any deity other than oneself. It positions the speaker as placing themselves on the throne of God, embodying a profound sense of self-importance and ambition. By declaring "nor regard any god," the speaker is asserting their absolute authority and dismissing any external power, even that of the divine. This kind of statement often signifies a shift in power dynamics, a challenge to the established order. It could be a declaration of rebellion, a rejection of traditional values, or even the beginning of a new political orientation.

Blessings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x_Zjpc_Fnw

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

The **Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse** are symbolic figures described in the Book of Revelation in the New Testament. They are interpreted in various ways, particularly in connection with the **Antichrist**. Below is a clearer breakdown of their symbolism and relation to the Antichrist:

**The Four Horsemen**:

- **First Horseman (White Horse)**: This horseman is often interpreted as representing **conquest** or **pestilence**. Some interpretations view this rider as a symbol of the **Antichrist**, who comes as a false messiah, promising peace and prosperity but ultimately leading to destruction. This mirrors how some argue that Trump won the election by making similar false promises; however, this does not definitively prove he is the Antichrist.

- **Second Horseman (Red Horse)**: This horseman represents **war** and bloodshed, signifying the chaos and violence that follow the false peace brought by the Antichrist.

- **Third Horseman (Black Horse)**: Symbolizing **famine**, this horseman indicates the economic and social turmoil that may arise from the conflicts initiated by the Antichrist's reign.

- **Fourth Horseman (Pale Horse)**: This horseman represents **death** and is often associated with widespread mortality, including the death of Christians, which can be seen as a consequence of the actions of the preceding horsemen.

**Connection to the Antichrist**: 

The Antichrist is often seen as a figure who embodies deception and false hope, paralleling the first horseman. This rider on the white horse is sometimes viewed as a parody of Christ, suggesting that the Antichrist will initially appear benevolent, leading people astray. The actions of the horsemen can be interpreted as unfolding events during the end times, with the Antichrist playing a central role in leading humanity towards chaos and destruction.

 **Symbolism**:

The horsemen collectively symbolize the **catastrophic events** that will occur during the apocalypse, reflecting themes of **judgment**, **despair**, and the ultimate struggle between good and evil.

- They serve as a warning about the consequences of following false leaders, like the Antichrist, and the resulting societal breakdown.

In summary, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are deeply intertwined with the concept of the Antichrist, symbolizing the various forms of turmoil and destruction that can arise from false leadership during the end times. Their imagery serves as a powerful reminder of the spiritual and moral battles faced by humanity.

Blessings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXiNLJe9ymg&t=354s

 

Fallen angels are found in various religious traditions, particularly Christianity. It suggests that some angels, once loyal to God, rebelled and were cast out of heaven. These fallen angels are often associated with demons or evil spirits. The Bible mentions fallen angels in passages like Jude 1:6, where it describes them as "angels who did not keep their proper place but left their own dwelling."

The Book of Enoch describing fallen angels is an ancient **Jewish apocalyptic religious text** attributed to the patriarch Enoch, who was the father of Methuselah and the great-grandfather of Noah. It was originally written in **Geʽez**, an ancient Ethiopian language. It was never included in the Bible, and it was also not included in the Apocrypha, which some Bible versions included in the back section of their Bibles. Most Bible versions today have removed these as non-biblical, even the King James Version has done so for good reason.

The theory of aliens, on the other hand, is a scientific and philosophical concept that explores the possibility of extraterrestrial life. It suggests that life may exist on other planets or celestial bodies beyond Earth. The Fermi paradox, a famous concept in this field, questions the apparent lack of evidence for advanced alien civilizations despite the vastness of the universe. The "Dark Forest" theory, popularized by the science fiction novel "The Three-Body Problem," proposes that alien civilizations may be hostile and secretive, hiding from each other to avoid potential threats.

While both theories deal with beings beyond human understanding, they differ significantly in their origins and implications. Fallen angels are rooted in religious beliefs and often associated with evil, while aliens are a scientific and philosophical inquiry into the possibility of life beyond Earth.

I concur with the inter dimensional hypothesis suggesting that UFO sightings are caused by encounters with other dimensions that exist alongside our own. This theory contrasts with the extraterrestrial hypothesis, which attributes UFO sightings to visits from extraterrestrial beings, and the psycho social hypothesis, which explains UFO sightings as psychological or social phenomena.

The inter-dimensional hypothesis has been proposed by ufologists such as Meade Layne, John Keel, J. Allen Hynek, and Jacques Vallée. Proponents of this theory argue that UFOs are a modern manifestation of a phenomenon that has been observed throughout history, often attributed to mythological or supernatural creatures.

Jeffrey J. Kripal, Chair in Philosophy and Religious Thought at Rice University, supports this view, stating that the inter dimensional reading, rooted in Spiritualism's concept of the "fourth dimension," has a long history within ufology and remains relevant today.

Blessings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXiNLJe9ymg&t=348s

 

There have been many claims and rumors about the Vatican's knowledge of UFOs and potential alien life. These ridiculous claims are known as Conspiracy theories.

Aliens in the basement and bats in the belfry.

Some researchers believe the Vatican's archives might hold information about UFOs, while others claim the Vatican has been involved in a cover-up of UFO sightings.

A recent claim by whistle blower David Grusch suggests the Vatican and the Pope were part of a massive UFO cover-up. However, there is no official confirmation from the Vatican about any of these claims which proves them false.

The Vatican's chief astronomer has stated that if aliens exist, they may be a different life form that does not need Christ's redemption.

It is important to note that there is no evidence to support any of these claims, and the Vatican has not made any official statements about aliens or UFOs and that’s that.

Blessings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKKYwmS3IEg&t=341s

Eve is often blamed for the fall of humanity because she took the fruit and gave it to Adam. While Adam was not deceived, Eve was, and she fell into transgression. Historically, Eve is viewed as the instigator of this event, leading to countless works that vilify her. This perception has unfortunately contributed to the subjugation of women for thousands of years.

It’s important to recognize that although the book of Genesis depicts Eve as the first to eat the forbidden fruit, the Bible does not solely blame her for the downfall of mankind. The text also states that Adam ate the fruit, and both were held accountable for their actions. 

Therefore, it is crucial to avoid generalizing all women based on a single biblical account. The Bible itself does not support the idea that all women are inherently evil, although some may disagree with this interpretation.

What concerns me is that there is a woman behind you who is handing you the apple you are eating by labeling Trump as the Antichrist. This is causing you to fall into sin. I am in charge of my household, not my wife, as the Bible instructs.

I encourage you to follow God’s plan and repent. You need to stop listening to a woman who was not designed to be in authority over a man. Although you acknowledge the Lord, you still need to get away from the New Age beliefs you appear to be currently involved with.

Blessings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKKYwmS3IEg 

Is Jared Kushner the Biblical Antichrist?

During Trump's last presidency, I developed a particular interest in Jared Kushner. I even wrote an article for a Google blog I was managing at the time, where I suggested he could be the Antichrist due to his involvement with the Abraham Accords. The article is still available online. Now that Trump has returned to power, it will be interesting to see if he shows a renewed interest in Middle East peace, even though he has not sought a position in the newly elected administration.

Jared Corey Kushner (born January 10, 1981) is an American businessman, investor, and former government official. He is the son-in-law of President-elect Donald Trump through his marriage to Ivanka Trump and served as a senior adviser to Trump from 2017 to 2021.

Kushner and Ivanka had a brief separation in 2008 because Ivanka was not Jewish. However, she converted to Judaism in 2009, and they are now Shomrei Shabbos, observing the Sabbath strictly. Kushner is an Orthodox Jew and was born into wealth. His father, Charles Kushner, established Kushner Companies, a real estate development business, in 1985. The company generated billions, allowing Jared to have a privileged upbringing in New Jersey.

Although Jared did not excel academically, he was admitted to Harvard after his father donated $2.5 million to the university.

Interestingly, I have a special interest in Kushner's name. It reminds me of Cush, one of the early patriarchs who became a leader with a sinister agenda to unify people under one vast nation centred around the Tower of Babel. This reflects a desire for a New World Order, aiming for a one-world government that brings all nations together under a single authority.

Moreover, the name "Jared" has significance; it is a Hebrew word meaning "one who rules." Thus, Jared Kushner can be seen as "Cush who rules." The term "Cush" means "chaos." In Freemasonry, particularly at the 33rd degree, the motto is "Ordo Ab Chao," which translates to "Order out of Chaos." Freemasons believe that Nimrod is one of the founding figures of Freemasonry, renowned as the great builder of the Tower of Babel.

Blessings