As we did in the second part of this study, we will carefully work through the details and implications in this final prophecy.

Zechariah 12-14 is not just another series of prophecies about the “last days”: It is specifically about the creation of God’s People, the New Jerusalem, the Kingdom of God. It is the time of the new heavens and earth, the new order of things that replaces the world as we know it now. We are standing with Zechariah on the very threshold of the Kingdom of God on this earth, and he is about to reveal to us how it will all come to pass.

Idolatry has always been with us and will be with us right up until the day Christ returns. In this article, we list some reasons why we should care enough to identify them.

Aldous Huxley wrote his novel Brave New World in 1932 to warn the world about the rise of humanism and one-world government being pushed by influencers like H.G. Wells, the Fabians, and even his own brother, Julian Huxley, the first director of UNESCO.

To summarize “one mind” so far: we have a group of rich, powerful, influential “kings and queens” who want world order. 

Apotheosis (the pinnacle of human development) is the idea that humans are approaching godhood, in the absence of God, through evolution and careful planning.

In this section we will see how important it is for anyone wishing to control the world to hijack the earth’s money supply.

In this series, we suggest that you pull back the curtain and look at who is behind the idols of the modern age. Who is “dangling the carrot” (of drugs, television or money)?

In this section, we hope to show the influence of actual occult idol-pushers on politics for the purpose of creating utopia.

In this section we will discuss the methods they use to remove God (to replace Him with an idol). Christ says “You will know [these ravenous wolves in sheep’s clothing] by their fruits (Mat. 7:16).”  These “fruits” include deception, hijacking, manufactured consensus, demoralization, and degradation.

Jeroboam was a revolutionary who styled himself as one who “sticks up” for his fellows. (1 Kgs 12). Recall that King Solomon, during his many building projects, progressively oppressed the people of Israel through taxation and forced labor.

In the previous article, we suggested that the Tower of Babel is being rebuilt before our eyes. Nebuchadnezzar’s image is standing tall, with Babylon as its golden head.  Our world resembles the Babylon of Revelation 18 more with each passing day.