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Has the Tribulation Begun? Israeli Evangelist Explains Scriptural Answer
With all of the chaos taking place in the world—wars and rumors of wars, nations rising against nations, famines and natural disasters—Evangelist Amir Tsfarti says it’s a legitimate question for Christians to ask: “Has the tribulation begun?”
Global lockdowns, an estimated 4 million deaths worldwide due to COVID-19 (as of the end of July), government overreach, political unrest, weaponization and division of the church all point toward the end times era scattered throughout God’s Word. But Tsfarti says that, even though he believes we are living in the “last hour,” there is a different between tribulation and trouble, and the Bible makes it very clear where we currently stand.
Like many, Tsfarti is a believer in a pre-tribulation rapture.
Evolution Debunked! These Insane Animal Features Reveal Creation’s Glory
“God’s creation makes it abundantly clear that there has to be a Creator.”
Those words of wisdom come from David Rives, an adventurer who has devoted his life to researching and revealing God’s fingerprints of design throughout the universe. On a recent episode of the Greenelines podcast on the Charisma Podcast Network, this award-winning producer, documentary director, TV and podcast host tells Dr. Steve Greene how the tiny hummingbird reveals the mastery of God’s design.
“They’re the smallest bird on earth, the smallest warm-blooded creature, and yet they’re flying 34 mph; they’re flying forward, backward, side by side, hovering,” Rives says. “And at birth, they weigh less than a Post-It note placed in the palm of your hand.”
California Instituting a New Religion in Public Schools, and It Sure Isn’t Christianity
Attorneys with the Thomas More Society are asking a California Superior Court to grant an injunction against the California Department of Education and other government defendants—requiring them to immediately stop Aztec prayers in classrooms.
The request was filed on September 24, 2021, in Californians for Equal Rights Foundation, et al. v. State of California, et al. Thomas More Society lawyers are representing the Californians for Equal Rights Foundation and individual taxpayers and parents of school children in the dispute over a statewide curriculum that directs student to pray to Aztec and Yoruba deities.
“Our clients are not opposed to having students learn about different cultures and religions, including the practices of the Aztecs,” noted Paul Jonna, partner at LiMandri & Jonna LLP and Thomas More Society Special Counsel. “But the California State Board of Education’s approved Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum goes far beyond that by directing students to pray to Aztec deities. This portion of the Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum is not only offensive, but blatantly unconstitutional.” {eoa}
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