The Promise to Embrace: Tyranny will be far from you; you will have nothing to fear. Terror will be

Say what you want about the Bible, but there are promises that relate to this day and age that cannot be gleaned apart from reading this message. God has three aspects that relate to faith and love. Hope is the third aspect. The verse below outlines this hope of ultimate freedom and liberty for mankind in a future peace of 1000 years.

Isaiah 54

Tyranny will be far from you;
you will have nothing to fear.
Terror will be far removed;

Can God draw the future into the past for us to see before it happens? The answer is an obvious yes. This is not a religious thread, but a reminder that the NWO is short-lived. The entire book of Isaiah is a warning for those who render tyranny on the earth. It is a book of promise for those who suffer injustice as God tells His story of good and evil to us. It speaks directly to the entire story of God's work with men. Specifically, the verse above says it all.

LISTEN TO 54

Listen to 53 and the Picture of Christ and Salvation

The entire chapter is worth hearing. The chapter before is a complete description of Jesus that cannot be denied in any way. It was revealed 700 years before it happened. The book of Isaiah was written between the 8th and 7th centuries BC. 700 years later, the chapter before is fully fulfilled with the life of a baby and carpenter. In weakness, the entire world was focused on this day and age. By the same meekness, the NWO will be defeated by the Spirit of truth within us all.

Faith and not Fear. Hope and not dread of the future. God is on the side of those who embrace truth.

Thank you, I loved and needed this! Don't be discouraged if you don't get a ton of stars and flags. Fear seems to be a requirement for any prophetic threads to get attention around here. And by that measure, you should be proud at your achievement. Your message has reached at least one grateful soul. What you do matters. I'm sure you're aware

Great post, and very informative. Keep up the great work, OP!