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September 13 - North Korea warns USA: Prepare for 'GREATEST PAIN' ever in SHOCKING World War 3 threat
Article: Wars And Rumors Of Wars
Comment from UTT:
The Bible foretells of a coming war that will end all wars. While North
Korea's threats to wipe out the United States and her allies may be
considered an outrageous exaggeration, current events are leading in the
direction that fulfills Bible prophecy. Couple this with the fact that
North Korea is an ally of Iran who has vowed to wipe out Israel, we are
indeed living in troubling times.
Pyongyang rejected a UN Security Council resolution
to slap sanctions on North Korea
following its sixth nuclear test and ramped up
tensions with its latest threat sparking fears World
War 3 could break out. A defiant
North Korea
"categorically rejected" the
resolution, saying the United States was "fired up"
for confrontation and would soon face the "greatest
pain" it had ever experienced.
North Korea's ambassador, Han Tae Song, told the
UN-sponsored Conference on Disarmament in Geneva on
Tuesday
the US was "fired up for
political, economic, and military confrontation".
He said: "My delegation
condemns in the strongest terms and categorically
rejects the latest illegal and unlawful UN Security
Council resolution."
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September 4 - More than half in UK are non-religious, suggests survey
Article: Signs Of The Last Times
Comment from UTT:At
one time in recent history Great Britain was a bastion for the Christian
faith. A current survey indicates what has happened to the UK and where it
is headed. It is interesting to note that Darwinism and the propagation of
the theory of evolution originated in the UK. Is there a connection?
For the first time,
more than half of people in the UK do not identify as religious, a survey
suggests. Last year 53% of people described themselves as having "no religion",
in a survey of 2,942 adults by the National Centre for Social Research.
Among those
aged between 18 and 25, the proportion was higher at 71%.
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September 11 - Discovery of Ancient Human-Like Footprints Challenges Evolutionary Narrative
Article: Creation - Evolution
Comment from UTT:
Human footprints located in Crete were made in layers that evolutionary
geologists claim were deposited 5.7 million years ago. Obviously this is
a major problem to the theory of evolution. This article discusses the
problem and offers a biblical solution. Is it possible the whole concept
proposed by evolutionary geology to date the layers of the earth needs
to be revised?
Scientists have
discovered human-like footprints in Crete that,
according to evolutionists, predate the origin
of modern humans by more than one million years.
According to evolutionary scientists, the
ancestry of modern humans can be traced back to
the 4.4-million-year-old Ardipithecus ramidus-an
ape-like species that lived in Africa.
Ardipithecus ramidus had ape-like feet, but
evolutionists believe its descendants eventually
learned to walk upright, leading to the
development of bipedal humans.
However, the recent
discovery of ancient footprints on a European
island calls the premise into question.
"Newly discovered human-like
footprints from Crete may put the established
narrative of early human evolution to the test,"
reported Phys.org.
"The footprints are approximately 5.7
million years old and were made at a time when
previous research puts our ancestors in Africa-with
ape-like feet."
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September 14 - The Pitch: Microchips 'Make Life Easier'
Article: Technology For A Global Monetary System
Comment from UTT:
The realization of chip implants into the tissues of human beings for
the purpose of personal identification is right on schedule. The
question is no longer if it will happen, but when. Bible prophecy is
being fulfilled.
The mainstream media
continues to push
"biometric implants," tiny microchips upon which personal
data is stored that are inserted under the skin, as a matter
of convenience that is "something out of a science fiction
movie."
Take, for instance, this
new report from an Australian television station:
From opening doors to
riding the bus and paying for lunch, subdermal microchips
are the way of the future for people embracing a digital
future.
Remi Baker and Mitch Hunter
from PHD Media are two early adopters of the microchip
technology.
"We don't need any ID
cards, we don't need any pin codes, we don't need any access
cards or anything so we can live a much freer life,"
Mr Hunter said.
The
microchip, which is the size of a grain of rice,
sits beneath the skin. Data from your bank card, LinkedIn
profile or even your medical history is cloned on to the
chip which is then implanted in the hand.
Using the same technology
as tap and pay cards, the chip can be used to do anything
that has been programmed on to the chip.
The report
even suggests such implants can
save lives, if a person has stored medical information on it.
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September 14 - In Orange County, bishop and pastor model Catholic/Evangelical ties
Article: Bridges To Rome
Comment from UTT:
For years we have been documenting how Rick Warren's ecumenical agenda
with Rome has been advancing. Skeptics need to read the following
article. More important, for all Calvary Chapel pastors, this is a must
read. Remember, Pope Francis has stated all religions including
Christianity worship the same God. Is Bible prophecy being fulfilled?
There are all kinds of
relationships among Catholics and Evangelicals in America,
and one
especially striking example is the friendship and
partnership in Orange County, California between Bishop
Kevin Vann and famed pastor Rick Warren. The two men pray
for and with each other, they share the struggles in their
life with each other, and have become partners in ministry.
[Editor's
note: Ties between Evangelicals and Catholics in America come in
all shapes and sizes, with one of the most striking flowering in
Orange County, California, and a friendship and partnership
between Bishop Kevin Vann and famed Evangelical pastor Rick
Warren. Recently, Pia de Solenni, a lay Catholic theologian and
chancellor of the Orange County diocese, spoke to both men about
that friendship. The interview appears here with permission of
the diocese.]
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Jesus Christ is the author and finisher of our faith
Sincerely,
Roger Oakland
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