Now The End Begins
Host And Founder Of ‘Now The End Begins’ Geoffrey Grider:
End times villain Yuval Noah Harari said today at the World Economic Forum in Davos that ‘AI will take control of the words of God’, challenge accepted
The enemies of God are out of the closet, bold and brazen, and today at the globalist World Economic Forum in Davos, one of our favorite end times villains, Yuval Noah Harari, declared that AI will take over and control the ‘words of God’ specifically mentioning the ones found in the Jewish Bible. Talk about a 21st-century version of “Yea, hath God said?”, Harari like Lucifer in Isaiah 14 is shaking his fist at God and literally daring Him to stop the AI takeover of His words. As we like to remind you, this world is preparing itself to receive the Antichrist, of whom Yuval Noah Harari would seem to be the forerunner.
We have told you repeatedly over the past 6 years to ‘invest in paper’, why do we mean by that? Simply that since an EMP strike will render things like PDF files and e-Bibles useless in the blink of an eye, that you should start building a library made up of bound, paper books with words printed on its pages in ink.
Think about it. God could have used the most advanced technology in the Universe to preserve His words, but instead, He chose a book for His Book, hand inscribed or printed on paper. That’s what you should do, too. This is why we have a King James Bible Bookstore.
End times villain Yuval Noah Harari said today at the World Economic Forum in Davos that ‘AI will take control of the words of God’, challenge accepted
The enemies of God are out of the closet, bold and brazen, and today at the globalist World Economic Forum in Davos, one of our favorite end times villains, Yuval Noah Harari, declared that AI will take over and control the ‘words of God’ specifically mentioning the ones found in the Jewish Bible. Talk about a 21st-century version of “Yea, hath God said?”, Harari like Lucifer in Isaiah 14 is shaking his fist at God and literally daring Him to stop the AI takeover of His words. As we like to remind you, this world is preparing itself to receive the Antichrist, of whom Yuval Noah Harari would seem to be the forerunner.
“The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.” Psalm 12:6-7 (KJV)
We have told you repeatedly over the past 6 years to ‘invest in paper’, why do we mean by that? Simply that since an EMP strike will render things like PDF files and e-Bibles useless in the blink of an eye, that you should start building a library made up of bound, paper books with words printed on its pages in ink.
Think about it. God could have used the most advanced technology in the Universe to preserve His words, but instead, He chose a book for His Book, hand inscribed or printed on paper. That’s what you should do, too. This is why we have a King James Bible Bookstore.
Harbinger’s Daily
By Ray Comfort: According to the Israel Defense Forces, “Hamas and other terrorist groups have launched more than 19,000 unguided rockets at Israel since the October 7 massacre in southern Israel.”
Most are under the impression that the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict is primarily over land and sovereignty, with disputes over control of the Judea and Samaria, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem. It would seem that this is all about possession of land. Yet the Muslim nations surrounding Israel already possess over 250 times as much land as the Jews have in the tiny nation of Israel. So, there is clearly more to this issue than meets the eye.
This mystery is solved when we open the pages of Scripture. According to the Bible, it is the city of Jerusalem that will be at the heart of the conflict in the last days: “The burden of the word of the LORD for Israel, saith the LORD, which stretcheth forth the heavens, and layeth the foundation of the earth, and formeth the spirit of man within him. Behold, I will make Jerusalem a cup of trembling unto all the people round about, when they shall be in the siege both against Judah and against Jerusalem.” (Zechariah 12:2-3).
Even though the Quran doesn’t mention Jerusalem, Muslim nations are passionate about possessing the city because of its significance in Islamic tradition and its role as a political symbol. However, from a biblical perspective, the Jews own the city. It’s theirs because it was given to them by God Himself.
Here are four biblical reasons why Israel has claim to Jerusalem and why the Islamic nations should halt the attacks on Israel.
Most are under the impression that the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict is primarily over land and sovereignty, with disputes over control of the Judea and Samaria, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem. It would seem that this is all about possession of land. Yet the Muslim nations surrounding Israel already possess over 250 times as much land as the Jews have in the tiny nation of Israel. So, there is clearly more to this issue than meets the eye.
This mystery is solved when we open the pages of Scripture. According to the Bible, it is the city of Jerusalem that will be at the heart of the conflict in the last days: “The burden of the word of the LORD for Israel, saith the LORD, which stretcheth forth the heavens, and layeth the foundation of the earth, and formeth the spirit of man within him. Behold, I will make Jerusalem a cup of trembling unto all the people round about, when they shall be in the siege both against Judah and against Jerusalem.” (Zechariah 12:2-3).
Even though the Quran doesn’t mention Jerusalem, Muslim nations are passionate about possessing the city because of its significance in Islamic tradition and its role as a political symbol. However, from a biblical perspective, the Jews own the city. It’s theirs because it was given to them by God Himself.
Here are four biblical reasons why Israel has claim to Jerusalem and why the Islamic nations should halt the attacks on Israel.
Prophecy News Watch
By PNW Staff: The World Economic Forum's 56th Annual Meeting has kicked off with what Swiss daily Blick described as a "record storm" of arrivals. More than 3,000 participants from 130 countries -- including roughly 65 heads of state, hundreds of CEOs, central bankers, global NGO leaders, tech titans, and media executives -- descended on the small Alpine town of Davos beginning January 19. Switzerland has reportedly never handled a week of diplomatic jets, private charters, and high-level security coordination on this scale before.
That alone tells us something important: Davos still matters.
For nearly five decades, the World Economic Forum has positioned itself not merely as a conference, but as a convener of global power -- a place where economic policy, environmental priorities, technological frameworks, and political narratives are aligned behind closed doors. Deals aren't officially signed there, but directions are set. Language is agreed upon. Consensus among elites is formed. And when consensus is formed at Davos, it often finds its way into legislation, corporate policy, international treaties, and cultural norms within months or years.
That influence is precisely why Davos has become a source of deep concern -- and outright fear -- among many conservatives and Christians in the United States.
A Global Vision That Collides With National Sovereignty
At the heart of the unease surrounding the World Economic Forum is its openly stated ambition: global coordination, global standards, and global governance mechanisms that transcend national borders. The WEF regularly speaks of a "shared global future," "stakeholder capitalism," and "systems-level transformation." To its supporters, this language signals cooperation. To its critics, it signals consolidation of power.
That alone tells us something important: Davos still matters.
For nearly five decades, the World Economic Forum has positioned itself not merely as a conference, but as a convener of global power -- a place where economic policy, environmental priorities, technological frameworks, and political narratives are aligned behind closed doors. Deals aren't officially signed there, but directions are set. Language is agreed upon. Consensus among elites is formed. And when consensus is formed at Davos, it often finds its way into legislation, corporate policy, international treaties, and cultural norms within months or years.
That influence is precisely why Davos has become a source of deep concern -- and outright fear -- among many conservatives and Christians in the United States.
At the heart of the unease surrounding the World Economic Forum is its openly stated ambition: global coordination, global standards, and global governance mechanisms that transcend national borders. The WEF regularly speaks of a "shared global future," "stakeholder capitalism," and "systems-level transformation." To its supporters, this language signals cooperation. To its critics, it signals consolidation of power.
Israel 365 News
By Pastor Doug Ree: Few words in the modern Christian vocabulary are as misunderstood or as emotionally charged as Zionism. In recent months, the tension has intensified. A joint statement by the Greek Orthodox and Catholic Patriarchs of Jerusalem recently labeled Christian Zionism a “damaging ideology,” reinforcing the perception that Zionism is inherently political, extremist, or morally suspect.
But that framing fundamentally misunderstands what many Christians actually mean when they say they are Christian Zionists.
Christian Zionism, at its core, is not a political movement, a voting bloc, or a demand for blind loyalty to a modern nation-state. It is a theological conviction rooted in Scripture, flowing from covenant theology, confidence in God’s Word, loyalty to a Jewish Messiah, and the teaching of the New Testament itself.
Before criticizing Christian Zionism, we must first define it accurately.
What Is Zionism Biblically Speaking?
At its simplest level, Zionism is the belief that the Jewish people have the right to live in their ancestral homeland because God made promises and prophecies in Scripture that He intends to fulfill. Christian Zionism affirms those promises not because of modern politics, but because of biblical revelation.
Zionism does not require believing that the modern State of Israel is morally perfect, divinely infallible, or above critique. It does not require supporting every policy of a prime minister or government any more than loving America requires endorsing every decision of Washington. Zionism, biblically understood, is about God’s faithfulness to His word.
Christian Zionism Begins With The Promise To Abraham
The foundation of Christian Zionism is not dispensational charts or modern geopolitics but rather the book of Genesis.
God promised Abraham land, descendants, and blessing:
“To your offspring I give this land… for an everlasting possession.” (Genesis 12; 15; 17)
This promise is repeated, expanded, and reaffirmed throughout the Torah and the Prophets. Crucially, it is described as everlasting. At no point does Scripture say the promise is revoked, spiritualized away, or transferred to another people.
The New Testament does not cancel this promise. Paul explicitly teaches that the covenants belong to Israel (Romans 9:4) and that God’s gifts and calling are irrevocable
(Romans 11:29). The Church is grafted into Israel’s covenantal story, not substituted in her place.
To deny Israel’s connection to the land is not a neutral theological position. It requires reinterpreting or dismissing hundreds of biblical texts.
But that framing fundamentally misunderstands what many Christians actually mean when they say they are Christian Zionists.
Christian Zionism, at its core, is not a political movement, a voting bloc, or a demand for blind loyalty to a modern nation-state. It is a theological conviction rooted in Scripture, flowing from covenant theology, confidence in God’s Word, loyalty to a Jewish Messiah, and the teaching of the New Testament itself.
Before criticizing Christian Zionism, we must first define it accurately.
At its simplest level, Zionism is the belief that the Jewish people have the right to live in their ancestral homeland because God made promises and prophecies in Scripture that He intends to fulfill. Christian Zionism affirms those promises not because of modern politics, but because of biblical revelation.
Zionism does not require believing that the modern State of Israel is morally perfect, divinely infallible, or above critique. It does not require supporting every policy of a prime minister or government any more than loving America requires endorsing every decision of Washington. Zionism, biblically understood, is about God’s faithfulness to His word.
The foundation of Christian Zionism is not dispensational charts or modern geopolitics but rather the book of Genesis.
God promised Abraham land, descendants, and blessing:
“To your offspring I give this land… for an everlasting possession.” (Genesis 12; 15; 17)
This promise is repeated, expanded, and reaffirmed throughout the Torah and the Prophets. Crucially, it is described as everlasting. At no point does Scripture say the promise is revoked, spiritualized away, or transferred to another people.
The New Testament does not cancel this promise. Paul explicitly teaches that the covenants belong to Israel (Romans 9:4) and that God’s gifts and calling are irrevocable
(Romans 11:29). The Church is grafted into Israel’s covenantal story, not substituted in her place.
To deny Israel’s connection to the land is not a neutral theological position. It requires reinterpreting or dismissing hundreds of biblical texts.
Geller Report
By Pamela Geller: The Islamic forces of Ahmed al-Sharaa—the former Al-Qaeda commander now installed as Syria’s president, are capturing Kurdish women and holding them as sex slaves.
At the same time, al-Sharaa’s troops are massacring thousands of Kurds and releasing thousands of ISIS terrorists from Kurdish prisons—rearming the very jihadist network the world claims to be fighting.
At the same time, al-Sharaa’s troops are massacring thousands of Kurds and releasing thousands of ISIS terrorists from Kurdish prisons—rearming the very jihadist network the world claims to be fighting.
Skywatch TV
Trump Really Wants Greenland
Host Derek Gilbert: President Trump Monday threatened to levy tariffs of 25% on European nations objecting to the US buying Greenland from Denmark, calling it a matter of national security to keep it out of the hands of Russia and China.
Dr Steve Turley
FBI And ICE Storm Minneapolis As 10,000 Illegals Arrested!
Hope For Our Times
Many Miss This Sign -
But It May Be The Strongest End Times Warning Yet
But It May Be The Strongest End Times Warning Yet
Synopsis: Pastor Tom is joined for the first time by Dr. Thomas “Tommy” Ice, executive director of the Pre-Trib Research Center, to address replacement theology and Israel’s role in Bible prophecy.
Responding to critics who claim modern Israel has no biblical significance, Dr. Ice explains that salvation is based on faith in Jesus Christ—not one’s view of Israel—but Scripture clearly teaches that God is not finished with national Israel. He points to the Abrahamic Covenant, reaffirmed throughout Genesis, Deuteronomy, and the prophets, and clarifies that Israel was set aside in unbelief yet never lost its calling.
Israel’s rebirth in 1948 and the recapture of Jerusalem are presented as key stages setting the context for unfulfilled biblical promises... and more!
Responding to critics who claim modern Israel has no biblical significance, Dr. Ice explains that salvation is based on faith in Jesus Christ—not one’s view of Israel—but Scripture clearly teaches that God is not finished with national Israel. He points to the Abrahamic Covenant, reaffirmed throughout Genesis, Deuteronomy, and the prophets, and clarifies that Israel was set aside in unbelief yet never lost its calling.
Israel’s rebirth in 1948 and the recapture of Jerusalem are presented as key stages setting the context for unfulfilled biblical promises... and more!
Paul McGuire
Once Upon A Time In America
About Paul McGuire: Join Internationally Recognized Prophecy Expert, Minister, Speaker and Author, Paul McGuire as he analyzes current events through the lens of Bible Prophecy.
Behold Israel — Amir Tsarfati
A Warning To The Church
Synopsis: How can someone claim to be filled with the Holy Spirit and still harbor hatred for the people of Israel? In this convicting message, we explore the dangerous contradiction of "antisemitic Christianity" and the eternal consequences of not knowing the Holy One of Israel.
Amir Tsarfati is an Israeli Christian from Galilee. He is a Bible teacher and a much sought after speaker world-wide. He was an IDF officer (hostage negotiator) and the former Deputy Governor of Jericho. He is an Israeli tour guide, a well-known author, and the Founder and President of ‘Behold Israel,’ a Christian ministry with a world-wide outreach.
Amir Tsarfati is an Israeli Christian from Galilee. He is a Bible teacher and a much sought after speaker world-wide. He was an IDF officer (hostage negotiator) and the former Deputy Governor of Jericho. He is an Israeli tour guide, a well-known author, and the Founder and President of ‘Behold Israel,’ a Christian ministry with a world-wide outreach.