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100 END TIMES BIBLE PROPHECIES:

100 END TIMES BIBLE PROPHECIES: PART 1: 1–25 Jesus said when these things begin to happen, look up. When they all begin converging, know the time is near (Matthew 24:33–34). These prophecies were written 1,900–3,500 years ago. Yet for the first time in history, every single trend

By Tony CampbellOriginally posted March 1, 2026
100 END TIMES BIBLE PROPHECIES:

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100 END TIMES BIBLE PROPHECIES: PART 1: 1–25 Jesus said when these things begin to happen, look up. When they all begin converging, know the time is near (Matthew 24:33–34). These prophecies were written 1,900–3,500 years ago. Yet for the first time in history, every single trend is in place simultaneously. God said: “I declare the end from the beginning.” - Isaiah 46:10 “Before they spring forth I tell you of them.” - Isaiah 42:9 “I tell you before it comes, that when it comes to pass, you may believe.” - John 13:19 Here are the first 25. False teachers would infiltrate the church, introduce destructive heresies, and misrepresent Scripture - causing many to reject truth (2 Peter 2:1–2). These teachers would be motivated by greed and smooth speech (2 Peter 2:3). The gospel would be preached to all nations before the end (Matthew 24:14; Mark 13:10; Revelation 14:6). Today over 90% of the world has access to Scripture. The whole world would be able to witness global events simultaneously (Revelation 11:9–10). That was impossible until satellites and digital media. Humanity would gain the capacity to destroy all life (Matthew 24:21–22). Nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons now make this possible. Zechariah described a judgment where flesh dissolves while standing (Zechariah 14:12). Written 2,500 years before nuclear technology. There would be a global cry for peace and safety (1 Thessalonians 5:3). A coming world ruler would use peace to destroy many (Daniel 8:23–25). Israel would have a covenant that the coming ruler confirms and then breaks (Daniel 9:27). Damascus would become a ruinous heap (Isaiah 17; Jeremiah 49:23–27; Amos 1:3–5; Zechariah 9:1–8). Chaotic weather and increasing birth pangs would intensify (Luke 21:25–26; Matthew 24:8). The Greek word ὠδίν (ōdin) means labor pains — increasing in frequency and intensity. A revived form of the Roman system would move toward global dominance (Daniel 2; 7; Revelation 13). Babylon would reemerge in the land of Shinar (Zechariah 5:11; Isaiah 13). The flood of Noah would be denied in the last days (2 Peter 3:5–6). Doctrines forbidding certain foods would rise (1 Timothy 4:3–4). Wars would multiply (Mark 13:7–8). Ethnos against ethnos — ethnic conflict worldwide (Mark 13:8). The earth would be filled with violence as in the days of Noah (Luke 17:26; Genesis 6:11–13). Fearful sights and terror (Greek: phobetron) would increase (Luke 21:11). People would run to and fro (Daniel 12:4). Mass global travel is normal today. Knowledge would increase exponentially (Daniel 12:4). Pestilences — deadly diseases — would spread (Matthew 24:7; Revelation 6:8). A generation would accept a mark on the right hand or forehead for commerce (Revelation 13:16). A global economic system would exist (Revelation 13:16–17). One man would ultimately control buying and selling (Revelation 13:16–18). These are not vague predictions. They are precise. And they are converging. The issue is not whether prophecy is unfolding. The issue is whether people are paying attention. Part 2 coming. #MoreJoyMinistries
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