Sermon Tone Analysis
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Signs
V 17 The Disciples remembered
Jesus doing what he did was a very big sign
disciples recognized it, the unlearned fishermen
The Jews said what sign do you show?
V 11, 1st miracle was a sign New King James
V 20 tear down this temple another sign
but it was a future sign
driving down I 95 in North Carolina you start to see SOTB signs
SOUTH of the bo
South of the bo
when the time came Knowledge increased
Before 1917 there was no Israel people reading prophesy did not know what to do with that information
it was a mystery to them
with today’s news we see prophecy being fulfilled
our going back and fourth though the scroll of scripture, our knowledge is increasing concerning the end times
Signs II
the economy
Debt to GDP Ratio by Country 2019
Japan, with its population of 127,185,332, has the highest national debt in the world at 235.96% of its GDP (although, notably, Japan is also one of the world's largest economies).
This is followed by Greece, which is still recovering from the effects of its economic crisis and subsequent bailout, at 191.27%.
Venezuela, which is currently undergoing serious economic difficulties, is also in the top five countries with the highest national debt, with a debt to GDP ratio of 161.99%.
Several African countries also have high national debts, including Sudan (176.49%),
Eritrea (129.43%) and Gambia (111.45%).
Of the world's major economic powers, the United States has the highest national debt at 108.02% of its GDP.
China, the world's second-largest economy and home to the world's largest population (1,415,045,928), has a national debt ratio of just 51.21% of its GDP.
Germany, as Europe's largest economy, also has a relatively low national debt ratio at 59.81%.
Hong Kong, a major global financial center, has the lowest national debt in the world, at just 0.05% of its GDP.
This is followed by the tiny Kingdom of Brunei with a population of just 434,076 and a national debt of 2.49% of its GDP
16 country’s over 100%
16 countries over 80%
the Dollar is on its way to being worthless
Picture Money
the world economics are about to collapse
The world is heading for a one world government
one world leader
no borders
last month 100,000 illegals were apprehended crossing
Satan is bringing the world back to the tower of babel
new language learning app named babel
Signs III
Delusions
warning signs form God are everywhere storms, earthquakes, wars, economy,
the public is celebrating the killing of babies, and making people genderless
biggest concern is plastic drinking straws
Signs IV
Our sign
Man with sign
Ezekiel 2
we are to be Noah to this world and warn them
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