The summary of ‘The Fall of The Cabal’

The video explores the theme of "The Fall of the Cabal" through biblical prophecies related to Babylon and the divine judgment of God. It delves into the concept of a cabal led by Satan, emphasizing the role of prophecy and supernatural elements in the Bible. Various prophecies from Isaiah concerning Babylon, Medes, Persians, and the end times, including global battles and the Day of the Lord, are discussed. The video touches on themes of depopulation, the Georgia Guidestones, and potential cataclysmic events. It also highlights the downfall of evil powers, the promise of restoration, and the need to align with Christ against destruction. The ultimate focus is on hope, faith, victory over death, and a future free from suffering and evil, culminating in a communion ritual symbolizing unity in Christ.

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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the topic “The Fall of the Cabal” based on the prophecy in the book of Daniel related to King Nebuchadnezzar and the Babylon system. The speaker explains how the prophet Isaiah foretold this event 150 to 200 years before it happened. Additionally, the speaker mentions a concerning rumor about Planned Parenthood coming to Ontario due to restrictive laws in Idaho, emphasizing the importance of prayer and action against abortion. Finally, the speaker connects the concept of the “cabal” to evil schemes and the divine government of God’s kingdom.

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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the concept of a cabal led by Satan, who has deceived spiritual beings and people to follow his plan. The speaker mentions the biblical prophecy of Isaiah predicting Babylon’s fall around 539 BC and emphasizes the role of prophecy in showing the supernatural element of the Bible. Babylon is described as a literal place in modern-day Iraq, which is no longer existent despite attempts to rebuild it. The speaker touches on the debate surrounding “mystery Babylon” mentioned in the Book of Revelation, suggesting it may represent a spiritual influence rather than a literal city, possibly related to Rome with its seven hills.

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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses Isaiah’s vision about the coming battle between the Medes, Persians, and Babylonians. Isaiah warns Babylon of God’s impending judgment due to their oppression of God’s people. The prophecy has both an immediate fulfillment with the Persian and Mede armies attacking Babylon, and a future eschatological fulfillment involving a global battle at the end times. The mention of armies coming from the ends of heaven suggests a broader worldwide conflict, possibly involving a 200 million-man army as described in the Book of Revelation. The speaker relates this to God’s judgment on Babylon and eventual deliverance of Israel after 70 years in captivity.

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In this segment of the video, Isaiah’s prophecy about the Day of the Lord is discussed. It mentions signs such as the darkening of the sun and moon, which Jesus also referred to in Matthew 24. The speaker relates these prophecies to a future event during the Great Tribulation. The concept of depopulation is touched upon, with a mention of the Georgia Guidestones advocating for a world population of 500 million. The connection between ancient Babylonian beliefs in population control and modern-day concerns is highlighted.

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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the Georgia Guidestones, highlighting their controversial message and occult symbolism. The stones are located on a hill associated with occult practices and have significance to local Native American beliefs. Additionally, the speaker mentions the potential connection of biblical verses to cataclysmic events like asteroid impacts. They reference author Tom Horn and the asteroid Apophis, which NASA has discovered and could potentially impact Earth in 2029. The speaker emphasizes that God may be shaking the Earth to find the faithful and strengthen their faith amid challenging times. Biblical passages related to Babylon and impending chaos are also discussed within this segment.

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In this segment of the video, it discusses the ruthless retaliation of soldiers against Babylon due to Babylonians’ previous ruthlessness. Prophecies about the Medes reveal their unyielding nature in seeking retribution, signifying a form of divine judgment akin to the fate of Satan. The video provides insights into the ruinous state of present-day Babylon, overrun by wild animals and desolation. It emphasizes that evil has a designated destination and that God will not allow evil to persist indefinitely. The future holds hope for the people of God as the promise of mercy, restoration, and eventual peace is foretold. Daniel’s life in captivity and the continued faith in a better future are highlighted, offering encouragement to those enduring sorrow and bondage.

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In this segment, the speaker discusses the imagery from Isaiah 14 related to King Nebuchadnezzar and Satan. The cypress trees and cedars of Lebanon rejoice over Nebuchadnezzar’s downfall, symbolizing his pride. Hell is portrayed as being excited about Nebuchadnezzar’s arrival, comparing him to other evil kings. The term Lucifer is introduced, symbolizing pride and the fall from grace. The name Lucifer means the light bearer, referring to his beautiful but prideful nature. The parallel between Nebuchadnezzar’s and Lucifer’s falls is discussed, highlighting their pride and arrogance as the cause of their downfall.

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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses Satan’s pride and attempt to overthrow God, highlighting that Christ succeeded where Satan failed. The message emphasizes the need to align our will with Christ’s will, recognizing our dependence on Him. The discussion transitions to a prophecy about the Antichrist causing global devastation. The sermon concludes with a reminder that rebellion against God leads to destruction, while those who turn to Him will find victory and a place in His kingdom.

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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the ultimate destination for believers as being in the presence of Jesus and God, where there is no evil, sin, crying, or pain. They mention that despite facing trials and tribulations in the current age, believers have God’s word and presence to help them through. The speaker assures that the cabal will fall and emphasizes the victory over death and Satan through Jesus. The focus is on staying faithful, resisting temptation, and looking forward to a future free from suffering and evil. The segment concludes with the speaker leading a communion ritual for believers, emphasizing that anyone who believes in Jesus can partake regardless of church membership.

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In this part of the video, the speaker references scripture describing how the Lord Jesus, on the night He was betrayed, took bread and wine to establish the sacrament of communion. The bread symbolizes His body, and the wine represents His blood, the new covenant. The act of communion is seen as a proclamation of the Lord’s death until His return. The speaker leads a communion prayer, thanking the Lord and asking for His presence in their lives. The segment ends with a blessing for a great Sunday.