“The Prophetic Nature of the Bible” Isaiah 46:9-11

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Date: August 8, 2021 Author: Wayne J. Edwards

I’ve never seen so many prophetic signs coming to pass at the same time as I have in the last 12-months. However, most Christians aren’t aware of them, or have any interest in them. The world is fundamentally changing, and while many Christians are aware of it politically, culturally, and morally, they seem to be in denial that it is all happening prophetically, just as the Bible says it would be in the last days of this age.

I’ve never seen so many prophetic signs coming to pass at the same time as I have in the last 12-months. However, most Christians aren’t aware of them, or have any interest in them. The world is fundamentally changing, and while many Christians are aware of it politically, culturally, and morally, they seem to be in denial that it is all happening prophetically, just as the Bible says it would be in the last days of this age.

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In Isaiah 46:9-11, God declared: “ For I am God, and there is none else; I am God, and there is none like me!”

At no other time in the history of the world has there been such a global desire to form a one-world system of government.

From our viewpoint, the world may be falling apart. But from God’s perspective, everything is falling into place, and something good is about to happen to those who believe in Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord.

The 66-books of the Bible were written by 40 different authors; over 1500 years, and in three languages.

To rightly divide the word of truth and to correctly interpret biblical prophecy, one must understand the progressive yet unified narrative of Holy Scripture. It is divided into four distinct acts:

Even the majority of Christians view the Bible as a book of history, or a book of faith. Only a few see the Bible as a book of prophecy.

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