FINAL WARNING: A History of the New World Order

FINAL WARNING: The Curtain Falls

These two witnesses, who will preach for 1,260 days, will most likely

have a ministry similar to John the Baptist. They will be latter-day

prophets, opposing the dictatorship and government of the Antichrist,

and spreading the word that the Son of Man, Jesus, the true Messiah,

is returning the reclaim the Earth. After their ministry is complete, the

Antichrist will succeed in having them killed, and as a warning to

others, the Antichrist will demand that their bodies remain unburied,

so the world can see the extent of his power. However, God will show

his power, and bring them back to life (3-1/2 days later), and they will

be taken back to Heaven.

Armageddon– The Main Event

In the 38th and 39th chapters of Ezekiel, the preliminary information is

given on the final battle. The Antichrist and the full might of his military

forces are now entrenched in Israel. It’s a Battle Royale, with the

nations of the world converging upon the tiny nation of Israel in a bid

for world domination.

The line-up of combatants that appears in chapter 38 includes the

descendents of Japheth (3rd chapter of Genesis), a son of Noah:

Gomer, Magog, Madai, Javan, Tubal, Meshech, and Tiras, who

repopulated the Earth after the Flood.

Magog’s descendants settled in the area of Armenia, which is in

southern Russia, after being driven north through the Caucasus

mountains by the Medes. This race came to be known as the

Scythians, and were called ‘Magogites’ by the Greeks. The Chinese

name for the Caucasus mountains running through Russia mean ‘Fort

of Gog,’ while the Russians call their peaks, the ‘Gogh.’ The Arabic

term for the Great Wall of China is ‘the wall of Al Magog,’ because it

was erected with the intention of keeping out the armies of Magog.

Their descendants include the Tarters, Cossacks, Kalmuks, and the

Mongols. The Kesses HaSofer, a Jewish Commentary, indicates that

the word ‘Mongol,’ which identifies the Siberian-Russian people,

comes from the word ‘Magog.’

In the Septuagint (Greek) translation of the Bible, it describes ‘Gog’ as

the ‘prince of Rosh.’ Rosh was the name of a tribe living in the area of

the Volga. In some languages, Rosh is the word for the country of