The Merchants Of The Earth Shake Their Heads In Disbelief At Babylon
There is a verse in the Bible that I don’t recall but it says that the merchants of the Earth shake their heads in disbelief. This is happening to day. And what nation is that? Now, after 2,000 years since it was written in the book of Revelation that we know it’s America.
Revelation 18:10-12 King James Version
10 Standing afar off for the fear of her torment, saying, Alas, alas that great city Babylon, that mighty city! for in one hour is thy judgment come.
11 And the merchants of the earth shall weep and mourn over her; for no man buyeth their merchandise any more:
12 The merchandise of gold, and silver, and precious stones, and of pearls, and fine linen, and purple, and silk, and scarlet, and all thyine wood, and all manner vessels of ivory, and all manner vessels of most precious wood, and of brass, and iron, and marble,
America, unfortunately is doing things that even makes the other nations shake their heads. There is a deliberate policy of not allowing ships to unload. Which, also means, they can’t load up with goods that are produced in America.
Other nations are exporting and importing goods but not America. Don’t believe the lies that this is world-wide. I am in contact with people in about 8 countries and I found out that there are plenty of goods in their shops. Anything that they are short of, are, in most probability, from the US.
For example, I have seen pineapples on sale in the UK that came from Costa Rica. Now think of this, the ship that brings this in also brings in other goods from other countries. And when they drop off goods in the UK, they also have other countries that they have goods for. Container ships do not make one trip from one nation and drop off in another. In other words, other ports of entries are not closed due to Covid or worker shortage – at least not now. I say, not now, as a day will come when the terrible effects of the injection takes place.
If you owned a cargo ship and found out you can’t unload, you will not send the ship back again. Naturally, you won’t be able to pick up any merchandise to take back. Thus, as we read, “…for no man buyeth their merchandise any more:…”
This prophecy is one of many, many proofs that the Holy Bible is true.
First and foremost I'm a Christian and believe that the Bible is the inspired word of Yahweh God. Introducing people to the Bible through the flat earth facts.
The USA does not produce pearls, and fine linen, and purple, and silk, and scarlet, and all thyine wood, and all manner vessels of ivory, and all manner vessels of most precious wood, and marble…The Vatican does… Rome is Babylon.
The meaning of the verse is that it produces riches – which America does. Some people expect God to write about the technology today in order for the prophecy to mean today.
Sorry mister bickles, but George Lujack’s so-called “Scripture Truth Ministries” is not filled with Scriptural truth. Not only on the link you gave, but other teachings he is also way off base. And the “end time” “last days” “Jesus is coming soon” teachings of Mr. Lujack and so many others, not only are “off,” but have caused great harm to Christ’s Church, especially during the last one hundred years. In my new book “Israel, Rapture, Tribulation: How to Sort Biblical Fact from Theological Fiction,” you will learn why.
“Why did so many Christians believe the dubious teachings found in Edgar C. Whisenant’s booklet, “88 Reasons Why the Rapture Will Be In 1988”? Why did Christians believe Harold Camping’s third and final prediction even after his two failed prophecies? These two men are part of a long chain of failed prophets, each possessing enough charisma and flair to tickle the ears of gullible folks into accepting a baseless doctrine of fairly recent vintage. However, it wasn’t just the naive or simple who fell for their deceptions and misrepresentations. Scholars, pastors, whole congregations, and even theologians are among the multitude of misled. While many do not believe the dates these “prophets” set, most still hold to the premise, suppositions, and foundation the predictions were based upon.
I do not believe malicious intent was the motive or reason behind this erroneous and false teaching. It certainly was not my motive when I imparted this doctrine, nor the Christian brother who taught it to me, nor the author of the teachers’ manual I relied upon for the numerous home Bible classes I taught.
This book gets to the heart of the matter. The reader will learn how and why the early Christians understood the words of Jesus Olivet Discourse much differently than proclaimed by most evangelical Churches. As we scrutinize the Scriptures concerning the Last Days doctrine, the reader will begin to understand the promises made to those who love God, the vision of victory found throughout the Old and New Testaments. Not just Heaven at the resurrection for His blood washed-saints, but before that blessed time, here on earth. Most importantly, you will understand how Jesus fulfilled His promise of a “Soon Coming” … and not have to explain why Christ hasn’t come back soon, as He promised He would.”
“George Lujack”
there are several people who ascribe to the ‘America is Babylon’ in prophecy idea;
it seems to ‘tick’ all the boxes…..
trying to twist Scripture to say its ‘the Vatican’ is ludicrous if not absurd….
the only thing i don’t agree on is the reference to ‘nukes’ which are, of course, just another Illuminati hoax …..
as for “great harm to Christ’s church”…..
almost NOTHING could compare with the hideous damage done by such ‘doctrines of devils’ as the ridiculous ‘theory’ of evolution and (the foundation on which it rests) helio-centric hoo-ha ….
from these two ‘homilies of HELL’ , spring all our current sorrows and woes….. ☹
and all the tragedy and trauma of the last couple of centuries-or-so…..
George Lujack and his “ministry” also push billions of years of history for earth before the creation days in Genesis chapter one. It’s true, hideous damage has been done by the “theory” of evolution, communism, and other isms. But great damage has also been wrought upon God’s people by teaching a doctrine, which emphasizes the defeat of the Church of Christ. Millions accept these teachings as fact, thus, there was not much we could do to change the world because the time window was so short. The defeat of the Church was already prophesied, so we could not change that. Moreover, even if we did change or improve things, all was still going to be destroyed (or at least misused) by the devil and the Antichrist after the Rapture. So why plan or build for the future? The world was a sinking ship, and you do not waste time polishing brass when the ship is going down. One pastor I knew told me, “The Church is the spiritual bus stop to which we bring people to wait for Jesus to come back.”
That would be the Dispensational doctrine, taught and believed by numerous churches worldwide, with it’s “last days” “end times” Jesus is coming soon (again) sermons. It’s well documented in my book, that doctrine teaches a pessimistic and hopeless outlook. That wholly negative attitude is nowhere to be found in Scripture. The Dispensational doctrine that spawned it needs to be abandoned as it is not of God. The seemingly unbroken chain of diabolical world events has been used by Dispensationalists as their mainstay argument against the victorious outlook the Church has had since the time of Christ. The Church could and should have vigorously been advancing Gospel influence for the last four generations. Alas, it has not; and now look where we are!
The USA does not produce pearls, and fine linen, and purple, and silk, and scarlet, and all thyine wood, and all manner vessels of ivory, and all manner vessels of most precious wood, and marble…The Vatican does… Rome is Babylon.
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Rome is Babylon
doesn’t ‘fit’ the prophecy……
see, for instance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mTH5lL9aXA
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The meaning of the verse is that it produces riches – which America does. Some people expect God to write about the technology today in order for the prophecy to mean today.
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Sorry mister bickles, but George Lujack’s so-called “Scripture Truth Ministries” is not filled with Scriptural truth. Not only on the link you gave, but other teachings he is also way off base. And the “end time” “last days” “Jesus is coming soon” teachings of Mr. Lujack and so many others, not only are “off,” but have caused great harm to Christ’s Church, especially during the last one hundred years. In my new book “Israel, Rapture, Tribulation: How to Sort Biblical Fact from Theological Fiction,” you will learn why.
“Why did so many Christians believe the dubious teachings found in Edgar C. Whisenant’s booklet, “88 Reasons Why the Rapture Will Be In 1988”? Why did Christians believe Harold Camping’s third and final prediction even after his two failed prophecies? These two men are part of a long chain of failed prophets, each possessing enough charisma and flair to tickle the ears of gullible folks into accepting a baseless doctrine of fairly recent vintage. However, it wasn’t just the naive or simple who fell for their deceptions and misrepresentations. Scholars, pastors, whole congregations, and even theologians are among the multitude of misled. While many do not believe the dates these “prophets” set, most still hold to the premise, suppositions, and foundation the predictions were based upon.
I do not believe malicious intent was the motive or reason behind this erroneous and false teaching. It certainly was not my motive when I imparted this doctrine, nor the Christian brother who taught it to me, nor the author of the teachers’ manual I relied upon for the numerous home Bible classes I taught.
This book gets to the heart of the matter. The reader will learn how and why the early Christians understood the words of Jesus Olivet Discourse much differently than proclaimed by most evangelical Churches. As we scrutinize the Scriptures concerning the Last Days doctrine, the reader will begin to understand the promises made to those who love God, the vision of victory found throughout the Old and New Testaments. Not just Heaven at the resurrection for His blood washed-saints, but before that blessed time, here on earth. Most importantly, you will understand how Jesus fulfilled His promise of a “Soon Coming” … and not have to explain why Christ hasn’t come back soon, as He promised He would.”
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“George Lujack”
there are several people who ascribe to the ‘America is Babylon’ in prophecy idea;
it seems to ‘tick’ all the boxes…..
trying to twist Scripture to say its ‘the Vatican’ is ludicrous if not absurd….
the only thing i don’t agree on is the reference to ‘nukes’ which are, of course, just another Illuminati hoax …..
as for “great harm to Christ’s church”…..
almost NOTHING could compare with the hideous damage done by such ‘doctrines of devils’ as the ridiculous ‘theory’ of evolution and (the foundation on which it rests) helio-centric hoo-ha ….
from these two ‘homilies of HELL’ , spring all our current sorrows and woes….. ☹
and all the tragedy and trauma of the last couple of centuries-or-so…..
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George Lujack and his “ministry” also push billions of years of history for earth before the creation days in Genesis chapter one. It’s true, hideous damage has been done by the “theory” of evolution, communism, and other isms. But great damage has also been wrought upon God’s people by teaching a doctrine, which emphasizes the defeat of the Church of Christ. Millions accept these teachings as fact, thus, there was not much we could do to change the world because the time window was so short. The defeat of the Church was already prophesied, so we could not change that. Moreover, even if we did change or improve things, all was still going to be destroyed (or at least misused) by the devil and the Antichrist after the Rapture. So why plan or build for the future? The world was a sinking ship, and you do not waste time polishing brass when the ship is going down. One pastor I knew told me, “The Church is the spiritual bus stop to which we bring people to wait for Jesus to come back.”
That would be the Dispensational doctrine, taught and believed by numerous churches worldwide, with it’s “last days” “end times” Jesus is coming soon (again) sermons. It’s well documented in my book, that doctrine teaches a pessimistic and hopeless outlook. That wholly negative attitude is nowhere to be found in Scripture. The Dispensational doctrine that spawned it needs to be abandoned as it is not of God. The seemingly unbroken chain of diabolical world events has been used by Dispensationalists as their mainstay argument against the victorious outlook the Church has had since the time of Christ. The Church could and should have vigorously been advancing Gospel influence for the last four generations. Alas, it has not; and now look where we are!
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what’s going on here?
i posted a detailed reply to the abv comment and it did NOT appear ……..
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I really don’t know what happened, as I approved everything.
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