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Brian is a well known Bible teacher with a particular emphasis on Biblical end time events. Believing that these events are already underway, he believes that the Rapture of the Church to glory is imminent. Brian and Gilly (pic here with Bethan)travel throughout the UK and he also teaches in Europe and the USA. Although they are regularly in fellowships and churches who know them well, they are most happy to visit new venues to bring the message of the Gospel and the nearness of Christs return.
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New post on Now The End Begins |
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New post on Now The End Begins |
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Donald Trump won the election, but Joe Biden will get to be president. And Biden is already signalling his allegiance to the Deep State and the Neoliberal agenda. Unfortunately, the plans of these swamp creatures will fail.
I say unfortunately, because their failure will lead to a level of tyranny unmatched in world history. The failure of their agenda will lead to economic chaos, hunger, unrest… and then, war. And, their failures will lead to more and more repression in an effort to stave off civil war.
The only question in my mind – right now – is whether I will still be alive to tell you about it, when it happens.-
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New post on Raymond Ibrahim |
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Iran's president has blamed Israel for the killing of a top nuclear scientist on Friday, and said it would not slow down the country's nuclear programme.
Hassan Rouhani also said Iran would retaliate over Mohsen Fakhrizadeh's killing at a time of its choosing.
Fakhrizadeh was killed in an ambush on his car by gunmen in the town of Absard, east of the capital Tehran.
Israel has not commented, but it has previously accused him of being behind a covert nuclear weapons programme.
Fakhrizadeh was Iran's most renowned nuclear scientist, who headed the ministry of defence's research and innovation organisation.
His killing threatens to escalate tensions over Iran's nuclear programme with the US and its close ally Israel.
President Rouhani said on Saturday his country would respond "in due course" but that Fakhrizadeh's killing would not push Iran into making hasty decisions.
"Iran's enemies should know that the people of Iran and officials are braver than to leave this criminal act unanswered," he said in a televised cabinet meeting.
"In due time, they will answer for this crime," he added.
In an earlier statement, the president accused the "the mercenaries of the oppressive Zionist regime" - referring to Israel - of being behind the attack.