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Friday, 14 March 2025

End Times - Judgment is coming

Let me be honest and clear, from the outset I have used an AI to help me with the breakdown of these facts. Why? Even though an AI can never give any heartfelt response and be guided by the Holy Spirit, it does, however, unpack facts accurately. It also helps with time saving and its accuracy is unparalleled. It also summarizes in point form better than I ever could.

 

The Seven Trumpets (Revelation 8–11)

When these trumpets sound, it’s not just noise— chaos unleashed! Each one brings a new level of devastation:

1.     First Trumpet:

o    What Happens: Hail and fire, mixed with blood, rain down.

o    Impact: A third of the earth, trees, and all the grass get scorched. It’s a bad day for anything green. The voices of the earth could even be blaming Global Warming, do not be fooled, this is the beginning of God's judgment.

2.     Second Trumpet:

o    What Happens: Something like a flaming mountain crashes into the sea.

o    Impact: A third of the sea turns to blood, a third of sea life dies, and a third of the ships are wrecked. Maritime disaster on a biblical scale!

3.     Third Trumpet:

o    What Happens: A star called Wormwood falls and poisons the waters.

o    Impact: Rivers and springs turn bitter, and many people don’t survive.

4.     Fourth Trumpet:

o    What Happens: A third of the sun, moon, and stars get struck.

o    Impact: Darkness takes over for part of the day and night. The world gets a whole lot gloomier.

5.     Fifth Trumpet (First Woe):

o    What Happens: A star falls, opens the abyss, and outcomes demonic locusts—like something out of a nightmare.

o    Impact: These locusts torment people who don’t have God’s seal for five months. It’s agony without escape. It is like the sting of a scorpion.

6.     Sixth Trumpet (Second Woe):

o    What Happens: Four angels at the Euphrates release an army of 200 million.

o    Impact: A third of humanity is wiped out by fire, smoke, and sulfur. That’s some serious firepower.

7.     Seventh Trumpet (Third Woe):

o    What Happens: The Kingdom of God is announced with a bang—lightning, earthquakes, hail.

o    Impact: This is the turning point, setting the stage for the final judgments.

 

The Seven Bowls (Vials) of Wrath (Revelation 16)

These bowls aren’t serving up wine—they’re pouring out pure wrath. The final round of judgments hits hard and fast:

1.     First Bowl:

o    What Happens: People with the mark of the beast get covered in painful sores.

o    Impact: It’s a bad day to have that mark.

2.     Second Bowl:

o    What Happens: The sea turns completely to blood.

o    Impact: Everything in the ocean dies. No more seafood, just a sea of blood.

3.     Third Bowl:

o    What Happens: Rivers and springs turn to blood too.

o    Impact: It’s payback for the blood of saints and prophets. Justice served—brutal, but fair.

4.     Fourth Bowl:

o    What Happens: The sun turns up the heat, scorching people.

o    Impact: Instead of repenting, they curse God. By implication, there seems to be no repentance found by those still alive.

5.     Fifth Bowl:

o    What Happens: Darkness covers the beast’s kingdom.

o    Impact: Pain and misery follow, but instead of changing their ways, people keep cursing God.

6.     Sixth Bowl:

o    What Happens: The Euphrates dries up, making way for armies from the East.

o    Impact: Demonic spirits performing miracles gather the world’s armies for the ultimate showdown—Armageddon. - The term Armageddon is derived from the Hebrew "Har Megiddo," which means Mount of Megiddo, a place in northern Israel. Historically, Megiddo is an ancient city that has seen many battles due to its strategic location.

7.     Seventh Bowl:

o    What Happens: A voice from heaven declares, “It is done!”

o    Impact: The worst earthquake ever hits, cities collapse, islands vanish, mountains disappear, and 100-pound hailstones drop. It’s the endgame.

 

Trumpets vs. Bowls: Key Differences

  • Scope: Trumpets hit a third of things; bowls go all-in.
  • Intensity: Trumpets are a warning; bowls are full-on judgment.
  • Timing: Trumpets sound earlier; bowls finish the job.

 

The Euphrates is still around, but it’s going through some serious stuff. It’s one of Western Asia's longest and most famous rivers, flowing through Turkey, Syria, and Iraq before teaming up with the Tigris River to form the Shatt al-Arab—which eventually spills into the Persian Gulf.

Here’s the lowdown:

1.     Where It Starts:

o    Kicks off in eastern Turkey from the Karasu and Murat rivers coming together.

2.     Length:

o    Runs about 2,800 kilometres (that’s 1,740 miles for the folks not into metrics).

3.     Countries on the Route:

o    Flows through Turkey, Syria, and Iraq—basically, it’s a big deal in the Middle East.

4.     Why It’s Important:

o    Supplies water for drinking, farming, and power to millions. This river’s been keeping things alive out there since forever.

5.     The Dam Drama:

o    Turkeys got some massive dams on it, like the Atatürk Dam, which mess with the flow downstream into Syria and Iraq.

6.     Current Problems:

o    The river’s drying up in some spots due to dams, droughts, and pollution—and it’s causing some serious political beef between the countries.

 

Euphrates in Prophecy: What’s That About?

In Revelation 16:12, it says the Euphrates dries up to make way for the kings of the East—basically setting the stage for some end-time action.
With the water levels dropping today, some folks are saying, “Hey, is this prophecy coming true right before our eyes?” It’s got people talking, for sure. Whilst others blame Global Warming.

So, yeah, the Euphrates isn’t just some river in a history book—it’s got a whole lot going on right now.

 

This probably sounds like a fairytale to many, but let me tell you that’s what the population in Noah’s day believed, don’t be fooled, God will never be mocked, this will come to pass just as it has been penned.

 

Looking to Jesus the author and finisher of our faith.

 

Signing off

 

Tyrone

 

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