WARNING TO JERUSALEM Flee! Erdogan is coming! By Craig C. White Do you remember when Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar invaded Jerusalem and destroyed the temple? He also took away Jewish captives. Do you remember when Grecian King Antiochus Epiphanes invaded Jerusalem and took one half of the people away? In both instances many Jews were killed.… Continue reading WARNING TO JERUSALEM
Category: Antichrist
Antichrist identified – Israel Invasion may follow Syria invasion!
Antichrist identified – Israel Invasion may follow Syria invasion! The Battle of Gog and Magog parallels the Assyrian invasion into Syria and Israel (734 BC and 701 BC). By Craig C. White I know that the names “Gog and Magog” sound strange to many ears. But these two names are becoming a profound part of… Continue reading Antichrist identified – Israel Invasion may follow Syria invasion!
The Antichrist is not from Assyria!
The Antichrist is not from Assyria! The Antichrist is from Turkey By Craig C. White The Bible compares the Antichrist to the ancient Assyrian Kings. A lot of people assume that the Antichrist must come from Assyria or northern Iraq. That is a wrong assumption. The Antichrist will not come from northern Iraq. The Antichrist… Continue reading The Antichrist is not from Assyria!
Welcome to the End Times
Welcome to the End Times The Resurrection and Rapture, and the Tribulation is coming! By Craig C. White Welcome to the end times. You’re late! Just to be certain that we are all aware; the Antichrist is now identifiable. The one sign that Jesus will give to Israel that proves that he is truly their… Continue reading Welcome to the End Times
The Church should not look for the beginning of sorrows.
Earthquake, Canterbury, NZ. Photo credit: Martin Luff What shall be the sign of thy coming? Earthquakes , or the Antichrist? Matthew 24 By Craig C. White Many bible teachers say that there will be earthquakes and wars before Jesus Christ returns for his Church. They say that these signs are the beginning of sorrows mentioned… Continue reading The Church should not look for the beginning of sorrows.
