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Empires Rise and Fall

Editor: David Maas
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Imperial arrogance and idolatry are the legacies of the Tower of Babel, humanity’s first, but certainly not its last attempt, to create a world empire . Human history is full of tyrants and empires set on subjugating nations and populations, and this has been the case since time immemorial. This sorry situation will reach its climax shortly before Jesus Christ returns, when Satan gathers his earthly forces in his final attempt to annihilate the true people of God. It will be the final act of the war between the  World Empire  and the Kingdom of God .
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Les empires Montent et Descendent

Editor: David Maas
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L'arrogance impériale et l'idolâtrie sont les héritages de la Tour de Babel, la première tentative de l'humanité, mais certainement pas sa dernière, de créer un empire mondial . L'histoire humaine est pleine de tyrans et d'empires déterminés à soumettre les nations et les populations, et cela a été le cas depuis des temps immémoriaux. Cette triste situation atteindra son paroxysme peu de temps avant le retour de Jésus-Christ, lorsque Satan rassemblera ses forces terrestres dans sa dernière tentative d'anéantir le vrai peuple de Dieu. Ce sera l'acte final de la guerre entre l'Empire Mondial et le Royaume de Dieu.
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The One Who Is

Editor: David Maas
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God is the One who is, who was, and who is coming, the Almighty who sits on the Throne at the center of Creation . In the  Book of Revelation , God is “ the Almighty ,” “ He who sits on the Throne ,” “ the Alpha and Omega ,” “ the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End ,” and the “ One Who is and Who was, and Who is coming .” The last description from Revelation 1:4 is more than a declaration about the divine nature. It is modified at pivotal points in the Book, marking progress until the end of the present evil age is reached.
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The Incommunicable Name

Editor: David Maas
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The Incommunicable Name of God, its meaning and significance, according to Joseph Bryant Rotherham . The following article is from the Introduction to the 1902 edition of  The  Emphasized  Bible  by Joseph Bryant Rotherham ( Public Domain ). It explains the background and meaning of the Hebrew name of God,  Yahweh , and the key reasons why it has been lost to a great many Christians over the centuries.
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Why do the Nations Rage?

Editor: David Maas
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The conspiracy of the kings of the earth to unseat the Messiah is applied in the New Testament to the plot to destroy Jesus – Psalm 2:1-6. The Second Psalm is applied to Jesus by the authors of the New Testament. When were its predictions fulfilled, and is the Messiah reigning today on David’s Throne? Or is the world still waiting for his enthronement in the future? Is the revolt of nations against the Son of God a prediction of a future war between Jesus and earthly governments - (Psalm 2:1-6)?
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