Many are unprepared for what is coming…
In the United States, I believe that most people have no clue what is coming down the pipe. Before COVID-19, there were signs of moral, political, financial, and other forms of deterioration, but the pandemic has amplified these problems and brought them to the surface. Now, people are becoming increasingly aware of inflation, along with everything else that is going on, and many would agree that the country is headed in the wrong direction. But do they really realize how quickly things could become drastically worse?
No, I think a good portion of the population believes that the U.S. will recover and find a way to stay on top, as it has throughout its history, even though American exceptionalism under God is declining. Alternatively, perhaps many people simply want to distract themselves from reality with movies and football, all while knowing that the U.S. empire is declining. Whatever the case may be, it seems that we are in free-fall mode. Does that mean buying a doomsday bunker and preparing for a nuclear war? No, I don’t think so.
However, I do think it is time to make some preparations for what is coming—at least to have a backup plan. This may include moving to certain regions away from big cities, provided that is where God wants you to be. I wouldn’t go overboard with preparations, as I don’t think anyone should make studying doomsday-prepper content their sole focus.
The government and elites are already planning to implement “The Great Reset.” What used to be considered a conspiracy theory is now becoming a reality. There is mention of ESG scores and metrics, a Public Credit Registry (PCR), nature-positive ideas, social credit scores, stakeholder capitalism, and the list goes on and on.
What is deceptive is how they word all these concepts to make them sound as though they are in the best interests of all of us and are good for the planet. While God has called us to be good stewards of the land and our money, He is ultimately in charge, as He is sovereign. How are we going to stop what God has planned for His universe? We aren’t.
The intentions behind the Great Reset, the New World Order, a one-world government, or whatever you want to call it, are to control the masses and give power to those who are already in control. This is part of Satan’s plan, which God will allow to unfold, as described in the Book of Revelation. They don’t really care about us; instead, they are using everything they can to leverage and manipulate their target: us.
Just how bad will it get? Well, if we are near the beginning of, or already in, the events described in the Book of Revelation, things are going to get extremely bad. If you want a comprehensive understanding of what is to come, you should read the Book of Revelation, the last book of the Bible.
There will be, on a global scale, the poisoning of water, the burning of vegetation, locusts that torment people, an army of 200 million that will kill one-third of mankind, terrible sores afflicting all followers of the Antichrist, earthquakes, the drying up of the Euphrates River, 100-pound hailstones, and much more.
Could these events happen fifty or one hundred years from now instead of within the next two to four years (ten years at most)? Yes, possibly.
However, as many things are converging all at once, it seems that we are close to, or at, the beginning of the events described in the book of Revelation, even though people have been saying this for thousands of years. I discuss this in more detail on the About page of my website: https://jesuschrististheking.com/about/.
Why do I think it will happen sooner rather than later? Here are just a few reasons:
- There is an ongoing war between Russian and Ukraine, and now Israel is being attacked. These conflicts could be related to the “Battle of Gog and Magog.”
- The drying up of the Euphrates river, as previously mentioned.
- Widespread global inflation, which could lead to the adoption of a one-world currency. This relates to Revelation 13:16-17 and taking the Mark of the Beast).
- Moral decay and Christian apostasy.
- Technology that may enable global surveillance and tracking.
- The rate at which the U.S. financial system, a global hub for commerce, is imploding (supply chain problems, shortages, a movement towards socialism, etc.).
Signs of the Times
Are we really near the end of this world considering people have been saying it for thousands of years? Here are signs of the times and evidence Jesus Christ is coming back soon.
Yesterday (9/24/2022), I checked USDebtClock.org again. Aside from the overall debt, the personal savings per family stood at $7,357. At the time of writing, that figure is $7,337. That’s a decrease of $20 in one day.
You may say, “Big deal. $20 is nothing.” Well, over time, that adds up to a significant amount—$7,300 a year. At the current rate, according to the website, personal savings per family will be down to $16 by 2026. Yes, you read that right: $16 in 2026, when inflation will likely be much higher.
However, as of August 20, 2024, a preview of the Time Machine for 2026 isn’t available, and the projection for 2028 shows personal savings of $1,948. Therefore, the figures aren’t entirely accurate in some respects, but they do give you an idea of where things may be headed financially.
When looking at the U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio, it is currently about 125% and is projected to reach about 170% in 2026. Japan’s debt-to-GDP ratio is currently about 290%, which illustrates just how indebted a country can become without experiencing massive monetary problems. Japan experienced virtually no inflation and maintained near-zero interest rates for years.
But why doesn’t the U.S. experience the same conditions despite having less debt? Among other things, the U.S. is in a different position from Japan, even though both countries have massive amounts of debt. Furthermore, Japan is now beginning to experience inflation without corresponding wage increases.
Here is a look at the data:
Given the current projections, it looks like the U.S. and the world as a whole are headed toward much darker times. Could a revival happen? It’s certainly possible. Will it happen if things don’t start changing? No, it doesn’t appear so. In fact, as things continue to deteriorate, it would make sense for the decline to occur at an exponential rate.
Therefore, while a doomsday bunker may be a little extreme, some type of planning for the future—or, better yet, starting now—may be beneficial. The past is gone, and the future is on the horizon.
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Works Cited
U.S. National Debt Clock 2026, https://www.usdebtclock.org/current-rates.html.
U.S. National Debt Clock : Real Time, https://www.usdebtclock.org/.