Breaking It Down into Small Bites

You don’t have to pay attention to anything I write here, since all I’m asking folks to do is pray. I’m not planning any particular course of action for myself, nor am I asking anyone else to take action. But I will offer you my testimony of what God has put in my heart.

God has decreed an end to Western Civilization. His wrath is falling on the West. Death, destruction, catastrophes, etc. There’s a lot involved in that, and in human terms it’s a long running project just shutting it down. God has not decreed an apocalypse to go with that end, but it is an option. Your prayers and your choice to walk by your convictions will make a difference. Individual holiness does have some affect on the way God uses His angels and demons to accomplish His divine will. This is the Passover Effect; He often spares His own some of the sorrow from His wrath on nations and such.

If you are still with me — if this resonates with your own convictions — then you should have no trouble understanding that a major element in all of this is grasping how God works with those who don’t follow the heart-led path. You’ll notice in the Exodus that God steered His own people one way, and the Egyptians through another means. This time it’s not a matter of His people leaving for some promised land, but of pulling away while still in place. The US is not His people; He has people here, but the US as a whole rejects His leadership. The government itself is designed to take no account of revelation at all. There is a conscious decision to exclude the Law Covenants. Thus, God leads the US like He did the Egyptians in the Exodus, but without an exodus of His people.

There is another difference: We don’t have a pharaoh with strong feudal control. We have a mass of elites who generally align themselves in four different groups, and their actions accordingly. First are those who are in it for themselves. They have no particular interest or agenda other than their own position. Call them “the mercenaries.” Second, we have a large number of folks who are convinced their personal benefit is tied up running America like an empire. We call them “imperialists” because their ambitions are tied to the American Empire. Another group I have identified as “globalists.” As the label implies, they are devoted to a single global government, and harshly antagonistic toward nationalists. They previously cooperated a lot with the imperialists, but lately to the two agendas have diverged more and more. The final group are nationalists; these are morally the best of the elites, though with plenty of things wrong, as well.

They are all scrambling to assert their agenda as the opportunities quite naturally shrink down under the inevitable collapse of the West. To some degree, everyone is in panic mode because there is decreasing room to work toward their goals in the presence of competing agendas. Whether we have an apocalypse depends on whether the globalists are destroyed first. They are the ones whose agenda comes closest to the Tower of Babel in defying God. They serve a nasty deity of slavery and oppression. They are quite willing to destroy the whole world if they can’t have what they want. We need to pray that God takes away their power to destroy, because that’s the difference between simple tribulation and a global apocalypse.

I cannot pretend to know how God will do that. As you know, I do assert that God allowed Trump to become POTUS in part to accomplish the crushing of the American globalists. That mission was going to be a dirty mess, and it would have required skirting the limits of the laws because it would require going to war against an internal enemy. The US legal system doesn’t make any allowance for that, but the globalists have already been at war with everyone else. It has been a war of terror, with assassinations and other lawless conduct, with a very clearly stated intent to destroy the current system. They have openly admitted to striving for the destruction of the US as a political entity, and they have been working hard from within.

Trump had a small window in which to act, and should have used the powers of martial law, regardless of whether he announced it. It was fully justified. He’s running out of time, playing political games and compromising with too many mercenaries and imperialists.

So now we are just about past the point when Trump could act, and God will do this some other way. I can imagine some possibilities: another leaders with balls and probably not a politician, a natural plague or other disaster of some sort that happens to take out the globalists, madness that makes them suddenly turn on each other, some kind of invasive force that targets them, etc. In my mind, the first option is likely the least destructive, though it would be catastrophic enough.

We are past the point of any kind of peaceful removal.

So I’m praying that God raise up a leader who will take strong action. It would be nice if it was someone who was heart-led, but I tend to doubt that would happen. In other words, I rather expect it will be another figure like the Pharaoh of Exodus, but in this case someone targeting the globalists, whatever else he/she may be after. I don’t pretend to tell God how to proceed, but this is what I hope to see. This is to me the least bad of all the very real possibilities we face. This is asking for God’s mercy, and I am inclined to believe He’s open to that request.

Praying is a conversation with God, where you try to get your head lined up with His will. You are seeking the power of His Presence to reveal to your intellect what He has written by His own finger in your convictions, and to coerce your intellect to obey what your convictions demand. This is an organic process, re-purposing your human existence to a better end, something more consistent with the design of Creation. What individual actions you take are between you and God. I’m not calling for an army of anything, just for you all to join me as family to pray together. If my blather here sounds like what’s written in your convictions, let’s pray that the Lord grant us His mercy. “Go easy on us, Lord.” I contend that He is willing to do so, but can’t release that until we get closer to His will.