Bible Discovery TV - The Daily Show (2021)
Climates Will Change; Isaiah 22-24
Season 7, Episode 3
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05-Jul-2021
Biblical prophecy often surprises the reader. Isaiah 24 strongly and strikingly speaks of the earth drying up, withering, and being burned. The method through which God judged the evil earth back in Genesis, via global flood, is no longer the issue. Lack of water and fire is! This is really intriguing from a secular point of view because climate change has become a major talking point in recent years. It is an issue that has become so political that a lot of people reject it as even being real. Regardless of whether it’s real, if the climate were to drastically change, our surroundings would drastically change. Which makes me think of Isaiah 24: The earth is laid waste! The people are burned up! God is working toward the end of time. We must pay attention. We must come to Jesus Christ to know that we are saved.
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