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Let me begin by discussing an article I recently read. It seems quite unassuming – a gray cover, a title that does not particularly catch the eye… However, the content is truly intriguing, especially for those interested in modern technologies and the impact of AI on today’s military. This article describes the creation of a new United States army, in which soldiers are beginning to be replaced by machines, with Elon Musk’s involvement in these innovative projects complementing the whole effort. Why am I discussing this? Above all because the Americans have learned a lesson from the Ukrainian-Russian conflict and from similar clashes in the Middle East. It turns out that strength is no longer determined solely by the number of soldiers, planes, or ships, but by technological superiority – automation, robotics, and the latest digital solutions.
Today, enormous emphasis is placed on the development of combat drones. The example of Ukraine shows how much they can hinder an opponent’s operations, making a country almost impossible to conquer. However, the USA is going a step further and wants to introduce fully automated combat machines into the army – robot soldiers. In the article you will find many interesting materials and examples showing how seriously the Americans are approaching this arms race.
It may seem like just another technological novelty, but the matter goes deeper. You have surely encountered warnings about the potential dangers associated with artificial intelligence, according to which AI could rebel and turn against humans. Personally, I do not believe in the possibility of creating an independent intelligence capable of authentic rebellion, one that would have its own will. However, I am convinced that great powers are interested in creating an obedient AI that – at their command – can pretend to rebel and commit acts of violence. After all, AI is a tool that, on its own, can at most cut off our access to the internet or computers, but when combined with physical robots, it takes on a completely new dimension.
Looking at pop culture, the theme of killer robots regularly returns in science-fiction films. From “Terminator” to the latest productions, the vision of machines waging war against humans appears more and more often. This is no coincidence. I believe that such images program our fears, mentally preparing us for technological revolutions whose consequences may be unpredictable. There is a certain pattern of action here: first people are frightened with a specific threat, mass anxiety is triggered, and then a solution is offered – of course at the expense of taxpayers or viewers.
There is no shortage of examples of this type of narrative: years ago, films about asteroids hitting Earth were meant to justify astronomical spending on “planetary defense” systems, before the covid pandemic there was a flood of zombie films that mentally prepared us for life in times of infectious diseases. As a result, an entire generation grew up convinced that a zombie apocalypse is something real – and yet it is pure fantasy! Meanwhile, when a real problem appeared, restrictions were easily introduced, because society had already been indoctrinated with fear of the “worst-case scenario”.
The same thing is happening today in the context of AI. We are being frightened that artificial intelligence will get out of control and destroy humanity. In my opinion, this is part of a long-term plan aimed at increasing control and obtaining further funds for technologies that those in power will be able to use both for extermination and for even greater subjugation of people. The mechanism is always the same: first they create the problem, then they sell the solution, making a profit and gaining power.
Of course, the question arises whether such a scenario is realistic? Personally, I doubt that the vision of global destruction by AI can be carried out – even in biblical texts I do not find direct predictions of such a solution. There are descriptions of wars, devastation,symbolic defeats, but they probably do not concern a total rebellion of machines. It is possible, however, that we will witness wars “at a distance”, where robots and automated machines will conduct combat operations on a large scale. Work is underway on autonomous swarms of drones that can operate without direct human control – and that is exactly the point: to create a tool that at the right moment will “rebel”, of course within a staged scenario, giving the authorities a pretext to further restrict our freedom and spread the umbrella of “protection“.
So, if you are interested in this topic, write in the comments and I will send a link to the recording. I also encourage you to watch the recording I published last week. In it you will see what views are held by both Israeli rulers and Judaic pseudo-rabbis. Once again, I encourage you and I guarantee that you will not be disappointed.
Returning, however, to the main topic of today’s statement – I would like to draw your attention to the events of recent weeks in Israel. I have a few fresh examples that illustrate the social and religious tensions in this region. The most high-profile case concerns a nine-year-old boy from Jerusalem who, during the holiday of Yom Kippur, was riding a bicycle with headphones on his ears. These days are a time when the streets empty out, and many residents switch from cars to bicycles – they are even called “bicycle holidays”. Unfortunately, the boy was attacked. According to one version, the attackers heard that he was speaking English, but it is hard to imagine that, while talking to each other, he could have been recognized because of that. There was also information that the reason for the attack was the cross he wore around his neck – in Israel, for some groups this is still a very sensitive symbol.
The boy, a Christian of Armenian origin, was sprayed with pepper spray; he required medical assistance. It is possible that he was attacked simply because he was riding a bicycle during the holiday, which for some Orthodox Jews is unacceptable. The scandal truly erupted when the police seemed to downplay the matter and initially failed to identify the perpetrator, which caused public outrage. Eventually, a 22-year-old from the Haredi neighborhood of Ganei Modi-in, suspected of an assault on religious grounds, was detained.
It is worth remembering that the Jewish community in Israel is not homogeneous – there are groups that recognize the state of Israel and those that oppose its existence. Incidents with a religious background, such as attacks on Christians or vandalism against monasteries, show how strong the divisions still are.
Recently there was an incident in which a certain man allegedly urinated on one of the Christian monasteries. Honestly, at first I took it this way myself: it really seemed shocking that someone came to urinate on a monastery, as if wanting to manifest his hostility in this way. However, we must be careful in judging such events, because I have the impression that just as hostility of Jews toward Christians is being fueled, Christians are likewise being incited against Jews. Someone is clearly benefiting from this. Maybe I am wrong, but I have doubts. If someone really wanted to desecrate a temple, would he do it in such a way that no one would see him? This man went into a nook, completely off to the side, so I have the impression that he simply really needed to use the toilet and did not know where to do it. If he had cared about profanation, he would probably have chosen the door, a visible place. At least that is how I feel – write what you think about it. Maybe you have different impressions, share them. I may be wrong. I admit that there is also an opposing argument – if he really had to, then why did he prepare for so long instead of doing it right away? He stood there for a moment, as if hesitating. That may suggest something else – judge for yourselves. According to reports, the security guard reacted quickly, so in the end nothing happened. Even if it was not an act of religious hatred, we cannot forget,that in Israel there really is a strong dislike of Christians. As you can see, reactions can vary widely, and this is the main accusation: Jews spit at Christians. However, most often they do not spit in their faces, but at Christians’ feet – and this is precisely what makes up the majority of recorded incidents. But is it justified to blow this up and present it as enormous persecution? Think about it and write in the comments what you think.
In Christianity, after all, we have Christ’s teaching: “if someone strikes you on the cheek, turn the other one.” This does not mean that Christians should remain passive in the face of harm, but most of these incidents are minor acts of hostility, not acts of life-threatening violence. Yes, there are more serious cases – such as the recent use of pepper spray against a boy, or last year’s beating of a nun. Such situations stay in the memory, but they happen less often than one might think. There are also organizations, even Jewish ones, that monitor and document these incidents – currently more than 140 volunteers are active, filming cases of Christians being humiliated. These are mainly secular circles, not religious ones.
The situation with settlers looks worse – there really is a problem there. Palestinian Christians suffer along with the entire Palestinian population. In recent weeks, a new phenomenon has emerged of attacks on Christian settlements, which have nothing to do with Islamism or terrorism, because peaceful people live there, and yet they are treated badly. The accusation that they are hiding terrorists is only a pretext here – it is simply about taking over land and homes. Residents are intimidated in order to force them to leave. If they do not do so voluntarily, they are threatened with death. The hierarchs insist: “Stay, this is our country, we have been the living stones of the Holy Land for centuries.” This sustains national pride, but is it really reasonable? In my opinion, these leaders do not care about the lives of ordinary Christians – if they truly cared about their safety, they would recommend leaving dangerous places. Sometimes one gets the impression that they care more about their own authority and opportunities to clothe themselves in the garments of martyrs than about genuine concern for people.
It is also worth looking at what the Holy Scripture says. Yeshu taught: “When they persecute you in this city, flee to another. Truly I tell you: You will not have gone through the towns of Israel before the Son of Man comes.” This is a very clear message – in the face of danger, we have the right and the duty to save our lives. Here, however, the clergy recommend staying at all costs. We need to consider whether their teaching is consistent with Christ’s teaching. History has shown many times how ignoring warning signs ends – one need only recall the fate of Poles in the Eastern Borderlands during UPA attacks, or Jews during World War II, when many did not believe reports of extermination. There will always be people who reassure others – “nothing bad will happen”, and then it turns out that it is already too late to escape. Communism, the German occupation, every totalitarian power began by eliminating the most aware, thinking people in order to control the rest more easily. We see the same thing today – if we are not vigilant and do not draw lessons from history, we risk becoming desensitized. Christ taught us to be cautious as serpents and innocent as doves – so let us consider whether passively remaining in danger is truly a Christian attitude. Let us draw conclusions both for ourselves and for people affected by persecution – sometimes one must have the courage to leave in order to save life and bear witness through survival, not only through a martyr’s death.
When we face death, Christ expects faithfulness from us – that we not deny Him, even if it were to cost us our lives. That is true. At the same time, however, nowhere in the Gospel do we find a command to passively wait for danger and accept death when it can be avoided. Quite the opposite, Christ clearly recommended: “Flee!” Let us look at the Gospel of Matthew 24:16-18: “Then those who are in Judea must flee to the mountains! Whoever is on the roof must not come down to take things from the house. And whoever is in the field must not go back to get their cloak.” This is a clear image of sudden, decisive escape – action in a situation of danger. Such an attitude did not stem from cowardice, but from concern for life.Christ did not rejoice in people’s suffering or death – even if it happened “for His name”.
We see something similar in the scene when the angel orders Joseph to flee with Mary and the Child to Egypt. God could have miraculously protected them, and yet He instructed them to take action – flight as a form of protection. In Acts 8:1 we read how, after Stephen’s death, persecution broke out, scattering the faithful from Jerusalem throughout Judea and Samaria. This scattering, though painful, proved necessary for the Gospel to reach new people. Especially those who did not speak Hebrew – the so-called Hellenists – were the most exposed, and it was they who carried the Good News farther. An example could be Philip, who went to Samaria, or the encounter with the court official of the queen of Ethiopia. By contrast, the Hebrew-speaking Jews, though they came from Galilee, often remained in Judea. That is an interesting detail. We have a similar situation with the apostle Paul, who had to flee Damascus because of a plot against his life, being lowered in a basket through the city wall.
So we see that fleeing from a real threat was not only permissible, but actually recommended by Christ and practiced by the first Christians. By contrast, staying in dangerous situations at all costs, or provoking them, finds no support in biblical teachings. Even the great prophet Elijah fled from Queen Jezebel, even though through him fire came down from heaven – but he could not count on miracles at every moment and had to act prudently.
To sum up: Christ advised – “When they persecute you in one city, flee to another.” Therefore the actions of some contemporary religious leaders who claim that one must remain in a dangerous place at all costs seem contrary to the teaching of our Lord Yeshu. Perhaps they are more concerned with protecting their own interests and property than with people’s welfare. And yet people should come first, not buildings or estates.
Moving on to the second, somewhat sad topic – I am curious about your opinion. It concerns the annual march of Christian Zionists in Jerusalem. Groups of Christians declaring love for Israel often justify every action of that state, convinced that by “blessing Israel”, they themselves will receive blessing. Meanwhile, as we read in Scripture, God made a covenant with Israel, but also set clear conditions: if this nation does not remain faithful, it will not be blessed but cursed. The turning point was the loss of statehood – God scattered Israel throughout the world. The modern “reactivation” of Israel is artificial in nature; one could say that Satan created a false image of the “chosen nation” to conceal his true intentions, which are contrary to God’s plan. It is a kind of “anti-Israel”, that is, a substitution for Israel, just as the antichrist is a substitution for Christ.
On September 29, as every year during the holiday of Sukkot, about 1500 foreign pilgrims from the evangelical movement marched through Jerusalem, according to the organizers. They support Israel and its policies, even despite international criticism. Some branches of Christianity strongly support such actions, others criticize them. I saw recordings from this event – the participants walked singing in Hebrew, carrying the flags of Germany, Great Britain, Denmark, as well as more exotic countries. In one photo you can see a predominance of German flags. This may be the effect of the fact that the German nation, burdened with historical guilt, often demonstrates support for Israel most strongly, trying symbolically to “repair” the past. Unfortunately, Jewish circles have tried to arouse a similar sense of guilt in other nations as well, including Poles. However, Poles, having greater historical awareness, mostly maintain a healthy distance and distinguish truth from propaganda.
It is worth recalling that before the war Jews settled in Poland in large numbers because they felt safest here and had the best living conditions. Yes,During the war there were cases of betrayal or collaboration with the occupier, but such situations occurred among all nations. In Poland, most people helped Jews, and blackmailers were condemned. After the war, gratitude was often lacking, and today some try to convince Poles of collective guilt, even though historical knowledge contradicts such generalizations. I did not see Polish flags in the video from the march of Christian Zionists – and rightly so, because we have no reason to be ashamed.
The most important thing in all this, however, is that we are dealing with people who declare themselves followers of Christ, who uncritically support the state of Israel. This is surprising and worth reflecting on.
We have already discussed current events in Israel, now we will discuss the second part of the article. Is Israel “blessed by Satan”? We will soon move on to biblical passages that will shed light on this. Even now, however, it is worth noting that – according to Christ’s parable of the vineyard – Israel was deprived of its “inheritance”, and the honor of spreading God’s truth fell to all nations through Christ’s disciples. Unfortunately, after centuries Satan “reanimated” Israel, using mainly Ashkenazi Jews, of Khazar origin, who have no connection to the ancient Hebrews. According to estimates, as many as 93% of Jews in Israel are Ashkenazim, and only 7% are Sephardim, actually related to the ancient inhabitants of Israel, once called Cushites and having a darker complexion. It is worth noting that true Israelites and Arabs are essentially brothers – they all descend from Abraham.
Dear friends, when it comes to this uncritical adoration of Israel, in my opinion it is a sign of deep blindness. If you have your own thoughts, write them in the comments. I would like to draw your attention to the fact that the heads and patriarchs of the Christian churches in Jerusalem – people who live there every day and know the realities – have unequivocally condemned Christian Zionism, regarding it as a dangerous and harmful ideology. Meanwhile, many people from all over the world go there out of a heartfelt need to worship Israel, completely failing to understand what today’s Israel really is. Local Christian communities know the true face of this state well – that is why they warn against glorifying it unthinkingly. What is more, in a moment you will see for yourselves how complex this issue is.
Let us move on to the biblical foundations. Many people who travel to Israel and show it almost religious reverence do not know the Bible well. Perhaps they have heard individual quotations, attend services, but their understanding of the Holy Scripture is superficial. They accept what a priest or preacher tells them, without verifying it on their own. So let us check what the Bible really says. Let us turn to 2 Thessalonians 2:3-4, “Let no one deceive you in any way, for that day will not come unless the apostasy comes first and the man of sin is revealed, the son of destruction, who opposes and exalts himself above everything that is called god or that receives worship, so that he sits in the temple of God, proving that he himself is God.” I quote these words because many enthusiasts of Israel collect money, often at the expense of their own pensions, for the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem. They are convinced that this work is biblically justified, although in reality the Bible nowhere states that the temple will be rebuilt by God’s command. They base their conviction on the false conclusion that since the Antichrist is to sit in the temple (as Paul writes), the temple must be built before the end times. Meanwhile, they are funding the creation of a place where the Antichrist himself is supposed to sit! Is it not a paradox that people who consider themselves Christians support the construction of a temple intended for the opponent of Christ? This is precisely the blind blindness of which the Bible speaks.
Why does this happen? We find the answer in 2 Corinthians 4:4, “Among whom the god of this aeon has blinded the thoughts of the unbelievers, so that the light of the good news of the glory of the Anointed One, who is the image of God, would not shine.” Various translations speak here of the “god of this aeon” or the “god of this world”. This is the temporary power of evil – the devil rules the world and blinds human minds. When someone claims to be a Christian and at the same time actively supports the construction of the temple of the Antichrist, it means that they have been blinded by the spiritual forces about which Scripture warns. Aeon means precisely a period of time in which the devil – the “god of this world” – exercises his authority. And who is this ruler? Yeshu himself repeatedly used the expression “ruler of this world”, referring to Satan. In the Gospel of John 12:31 we read: “Now judgment is taking place on this world. Now the ruler of this world will be cast out.” Yeshu is not speaking here about God, but about someone who is His opponent and is being judged. In later passages, such as John 14:30 or 16:11, this theme returns: “For the ruler of this world is coming. He has nothing in Me, however.” Remember how Satan tempted the Lord Yeshu, offering Him all the kingdoms of the world, because they are subject to him. It is the devil who is the current ruler of the world, and it is he who has the ability to hand out political power to whomever he wants.
This is not a single verse torn out of context, but a consistent biblical teaching – the world is not currently ruled by God, but by Satan. In Ephesians 2:2 Paul writes: “In which you once walked according to the aeon of this world, according to the chief, the ruler of the air of the breath (spirit), now working in the sons of rebellion.” This is the spiritual reality in which the spirit of the rebel rules the world. In 1 John 5:19 we read: “We know that we are of God; but the whole world lies in evil.” This means that there is no nation, political system, or government in the world that is truly subject to God – all are subject to the authority of Satan. This applies both to the USA and Donald Trump, and to every other government, including Poland. This is a spiritual truth that we must keep in mind.
Since all the states of the world are under Satan’s control, under whose authority is Israel? The answer is obvious – also under Satan’s authority. Interestingly, a sizable group of Orthodox Jews reject the state of Israel, regarding it as a tool of Satan, because the prophecies of the Old Testament clearly say that it is the Messiah, not political leaders, who is to restore Israel to existence. Any political project before the coming of the Messiah is therefore the work of this world, not of God. This applies to all countries – regardless of whether they pretend to be Christian or not.
Moreover, the Bible says to whom Satan will entrust authority in the end times. In Revelation 13:2, where it speaks of the mark of the beast on the forehead or right hand, we read: “The dragon gave the beast his power, his throne, and great authority.” The dragon is Satan, who hands authority over to a new political force – the beast, which appears in the last days. It speaks here of one of the beast’s heads, which was as if mortally wounded, yet its wound was healed. The whole earth follows the beast in admiration. This points to a political entity that existed, disappeared from the stage of history, and was then restored. I discuss this interpretation more broadly in my other lectures – there you can find a detailed analysis of the prophecies concerning Israel and the beast. Today we are focusing on current events.
In summary, the beast is Israel – not as a new entity, but as a state that had already played this role before. After the destruction of the kingdom of Judah, God spoke clear words through the prophets: the scepter and the crown would be removed until the true ruler came – the Messiah. Only He has the right to restore Israel. Meanwhile, Satan, already in antiquity, was creating a false state of Israel, allowing foreign powers – Egypt, Greece, Rome – to place their puppet kings on the throne. In the time of the apostles, Rome was that power, the sixth on the axis of history, until the year 70, when this experiment was ended. This is the “mortal wound” spoken of in Revelation.
The beast was dead – until the moment the mortal wound was healed, which took place in 1948, when a new head appeared on the international stage: the seventh power, that is, the Anglo-American alliance. It was precisely thanks to the decisions of this power that modern Israel came into being, and for a long time the United States had a decisive influence on almost all key issues concerning this country – even on the choice of its capital. For years Israel sought recognition of Jerusalem as its capital, but the international community recognized Tel Aviv. Only the administration of Donald Trump officially moved the US embassy to Jerusalem, opening a new chapter in international politics. It is worth noting that without the consent of the United States, no significant decisions concerning Israel were possible, because the USA played the role of the head of this beast – the last, seventh one.
However, biblical prophecies say that at a certain point the beast itself will become its own head – that is, Israel will free itself from the domination of foreign powers. We are already observing a phenomenon that political scientists have described with the phrase “the tail wags the dog” – where it is not the United States imposing its will on Israel, but Israel increasingly effectively influencing the policy of the United States. During the time of Donald Trump, this trend was especially visible – despite attempts at resistance, the American president largely carried out Israeli demands. This phenomenon will intensify – as Israel gains ever greater independence and strength, it will become a global power.
Revelation 13:3-5 “And I saw one of its heads as if mortally wounded, and its mortal wound was healed.” – in 1948 Israel returned to the world stage, “And the whole earth followed the Beast in amazement, and they worshiped the Dragon, because he gave authority to the Beast.” meaning modern Israel. “And they worshiped the Beast, saying: Who is like the Beast, and who can wage war against it?” Israel became a state that fears no one, and further consequences follow from this. “It was given a mouth speaking great things and blasphemies, and it was given the ability to endure for forty-two months.” – during this time Israel will achieve global dominance, and one of the elements of this period will be the introduction of the “mark of the Beast”. Whoever does not accept this new reality, whoever does not receive the mark, will be able neither to buy nor to sell – which means a complete monopoly over the financial system. We are currently observing tendencies toward the introduction of a single currency, preferably electronic, over which control can easily be exercised. Everything is heading in this direction: power will be taken by whoever can dictate the conditions of access to the means of living.
So let us think logically: since all power in the world belongs to Satan, and Israel is receiving more and more of it, then where does this power come from? According to the Bible, God will take power over the world only when Christ returns with the angels, which is called Armageddon. Has that already happened? Of course – not. So Israel is not yet a representative of divine authority, but wields the authority that the world attributes to Satan. All those who await the true Christ cannot recognize present-day Israel as the nation chosen by God. Therefore, supporters of marches in support of Israel – singing songs, praising that state – are, to put it mildly, useful ignoramuses.
The term “useful ignoramuses” was once coined by communists – it was used to describe people in the West who let themselves be convinced by propaganda about prosperity in the Soviet Union. Today we are dealing with Christians who – knowingly or not – have become useful ignoramuses for Israel. Moreover, paradoxically, many religious Jews sincerely cannot stand these Christian enthusiasts. Israel, as a state, benefits from this because it needs a positive image in the world – it bribes influencers and preachers to spread pro-Israel content. Unfortunately, many of these spiritual leaders have sold the trust of their faithful for pieces of silver.
Our Lord Yeshu warned against such people, saying in the Gospel of Matthew 15:14 “Leave them! They are blind guides of the blind. But if the blind lead the blind, both will fall into a pit.” In Poland, too, we have many lovers of Israel – blind guides who do not notice that they are encouraging Christians to serve not God, but Satan. In the time of Christ, the “blind guides” were precisely the worshipers of the same God – Israelites, not pagans. Today many Christians think that contemporary Jews have special spiritual knowledge, whereas today’s Judaism is even further from the truth than it once was. Christ said clearly: woe to you, blind guides!
So if someone teaches that today’s Israel is the chosen nation and must be blessed, then, unfortunately, they are misleading others – at best they are a blind guide, at worst: a fraud or someone who has sold out for “shekels”. Our task is to proclaim the truth contained in the Bible, even if that results in our accounts being removed, a ban, or lack of access to platforms. In connection with this, it is worth leaving your contact information, e.g. an email address, so that in the event of censorship we can continue to stay in touch and share the truth.
We must therefore say clearly and openly that the current Israel is a tool of Satan, a nation “chosen” by him – the beast from the Book of Revelation, whose goal is to fight the true Christ. I encourage everyone to side with the true Christ – not the false one, but the one the Scriptures speak of.
Observing current events on the international stage, we see a game of chess unfolding – Satan maneuvers through his tools, and Israel, as the “Beast” from the Book of Revelation, plays the main role in this game. Its influence is no longer limited only to neighboring countries, but reaches the entire world, shaping the global economy and politics.
What we are observing is only the beginning of the fulfillment of the prophecies from the Book of Revelation. The prophecies indicate that Israel will achieve its goals and become the greatest world power. Difficult times await us – times in which – as the prophecies warn us – we have no chance of victory.
Our only hope is Christ. Only He is able to defeat the Beast. The only path to survival is to give yourself to the Lord Yeshu in service by accepting immersion in His true name – Yeshu.
That is why I encourage you to get in touch now regarding immersion. Do not wait. Time is running out.
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