The outcome of the last war.
“They marched across the breadth of the earth and surrounded the camp of God’s people, the city he loves.” Revelation 20:9. The devil himself will be cast into the lake of fire, which is the second death. (Revelation 20:10, 14). However, the devil will not be alone in the lake of fire. The beast from the sea, the seventh human kingdom, and the false prophet will be there with him. Revelation 19:20. The seventh kingdom will face the same fate as the devil because it has convinced humankind that its ingenuity and power can create a long-lasting life of prosperity. Those who supported and worshiped the seventh kingdom chose their own way rather than God’s. The “false prophets” are those who misrepresent God. They often appear sincere and well-meaning. However, their worship of God includes doctrines made by men, teachings, and rules that are not focused on Christ. (Isaiah 29:13).
The dragon is Satan himself. The beast symbolizes the seventh kingdom with its ten kings. Who is the false prophet? The effort to promote cooperation among the three monotheistic religions — Judaism, Christianity, and Islam — could be viewed as a false prophet if it succeeds. The main goal of this trilateral effort is to find ways to help religious groups avoid financial struggles in the seventh kingdom, which is a legitimate concern. The nature of the seventh kingdom could lead to financial difficulties for religious organizations. The US team, involved in studying the global system, concluded that a financial problem affecting religious organizations is possible and informed the three monotheistic religions.
Greater unity among Christians is essential to ensure their place in the seventh kingdom. Christianity doesn’t need to become a single Church again, but it must speak with a unified voice. Later, the Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches began discussions to reduce their differences. The Protestant churches agreed on common ground for a unified voice. The first meeting took place in 2022, in Kazakhstan. The three monotheistic religions invited other faiths and philosophies to join. How far this cooperation will go remains uncertain. Self-preservation is the main reason for this effort. The phrases “Christ plus I” and “If we do our best, then God will do the rest” are common among false prophets. These will perish forever. The phrase “Not I but Christ” will live on forever.
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