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It is a well established fact that God raised up the nation of ancient Israel to declare the true and real God to the world. Eventually, Israel fell into unbelief and idol worship, which caused their many defeats by their enemies and resulted in them being taken captive into various nations and empires over time and they were dispersed into all four corners of the earth. It is also a dramatic fulfillment of prophecy that they have been brought back and reestablished as a nation in the year 1948, indicating that the end times have arrived. Although Israel exists again, Jews are still in unbelief towards towards Jesus Christ being the Messiah. Further, the modern Jewish people are largely secularists and have not given God the credit for reestablishing Israel and for his general blessing upon them. In Psalm 107 verses 3-7, we find God bringing the Jews back to the reestablished land of Israel. But we also find a phrase in Psalm 107 that repeats itself a total of four times. That phrase is "Oh that men would praise the Lord." This indicates their general foolish self pride in refusing to acknowledge God for his work in bringing them back to the land. As a result, Israel will again undergo judgment during the approaching Tribulation period, along with the entire world. Because of their national transgressions and iniquity, verse eighteen declares that they draw near to the gates of death. Eternal damnation seems to be in view here as no one enters eternal life without the sacrificial blood of Christ over the doorpost of one's soul.
As one comes to verse 23 of Psalm 107, one observes the peculiar mention of the emerging One World Government, named Mystery Babylon in Revelation 17 and 18. With this mention of the Mystery Babylon system in Psalm 107, the Psalm that starts out acknowledging national Israel and the Jews, is this a clue as to the identity of who it is behind the emergence of the New World Order? Are a certain faction of Jews responsible for the emergence of this evil, world destroying system? Psalm 107 seems to acknowledge this fact with further confirmation in Revelation 18, which declares the following words:
"And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues" (Revelation 18:4).
It is not antisemitic to acknowledge that there seems to be a certain faction of Jews who are involved with the formation of this great evil system that works in the background, busily destroying national sovereignty and all the horrors that go along with the process of creating this Mystery Babylon system that will eventually be destroyed in Revelation 18. God himself seems to acknowledge the fact of their involvement in these two key passages of scripture.
In the 1980s, J.R. Church discovered that the psalms are encoded with allusions to modern events that happened in the specific year according to the number of the psalm. Going back through modern history, one can see that this is the case. In looking at Psalm 107, one can see the clues that allude to the emerging world government that picked up steam in the year 2007, the year number of the psalm … and it just so “happens” that psalm 107 that describes the emerging world government beast, called Mystery Babylon, has seven reversed nuns, indicating it’s eventual judgment. Is it a coincidence that UNCLOS took a huge step forward in 2007, representing the Mystery Babylon system described in it’s Psalm year 107? The evidence says no. With that in mind, it is startling to discover that God has reserved seven boldface Hebrew letters called "nuns" for the last days merchant bankers of Mystery Babylon. The peculiar thing about these nuns found in Psalm 107 is that they are reverse nuns, which indicate and symbolize downfall and simultaneous salvation because it is the initial letter of the word “downfall" for the last days merchant bankers of Mystery Babylon, in which Jews seem to be involved as indicated earlier in the Psalm. In Psalm 107, we find this unmistakable mark. It appears just prior to seven very significant verses. It has not been carried over into our English translations. But the unmistakable mark of God’s judgment is there, nevertheless. It seems to mark the seven-fold destruction of the Babylonian merchant system. Significantly, these seven reversed nuns also appear in Revelation 18 at Mystery Babylon's fall. A major theme of Mystery Babylon's wickedness is not only it's evil transgressions and iniquity, but it's failure to acknowledge God and accept him as the source of all good, as can be seen in it's descriptive location of Psalm 107, the psalm that encourages and pleads to men to acknowledge God as the source of all good. Mystery Babylon's ultimate sin, as shown in Psalm 107, is that it refuses to praise the Lord, hence the four times mention of the phrase "Oh that men would praise the Lord."
It is a well established fact that God raised up the nation of ancient Israel to declare the true and real God to the world. Eventually, Israel fell into unbelief and idol worship, which caused their many defeats by their enemies and resulted in them being taken captive into various nations and empires over time and they were dispersed into all four corners of the earth. It is also a dramatic fulfillment of prophecy that they have been brought back and reestablished as a nation in the year 1948, indicating that the end times have arrived. Although Israel exists again, Jews are still in unbelief towards towards Jesus Christ being the Messiah. Further, the modern Jewish people are largely secularists and have not given God the credit for reestablishing Israel and for his general blessing upon them. In Psalm 107 verses 3-7, we find God bringing the Jews back to the reestablished land of Israel. But we also find a phrase in Psalm 107 that repeats itself a total of four times. That phrase is "Oh that men would praise the Lord." This indicates their general foolish self pride in refusing to acknowledge God for his work in bringing them back to the land. As a result, Israel will again undergo judgment during the approaching Tribulation period, along with the entire world. Because of their national transgressions and iniquity, verse eighteen declares that they draw near to the gates of death. Eternal damnation seems to be in view here as no one enters eternal life without the sacrificial blood of Christ over the doorpost of one's soul.
As one comes to verse 23 of Psalm 107, one observes the peculiar mention of the emerging One World Government, named Mystery Babylon in Revelation 17 and 18. With this mention of the Mystery Babylon system in Psalm 107, the Psalm that starts out acknowledging national Israel and the Jews, is this a clue as to the identity of who it is behind the emergence of the New World Order? Are a certain faction of Jews responsible for the emergence of this evil, world destroying system? Psalm 107 seems to acknowledge this fact with further confirmation in Revelation 18, which declares the following words:
"And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues" (Revelation 18:4).
It is not antisemitic to acknowledge that there seems to be a certain faction of Jews who are involved with the formation of this great evil system that works in the background, busily destroying national sovereignty and all the horrors that go along with the process of creating this Mystery Babylon system that will eventually be destroyed in Revelation 18. God himself seems to acknowledge the fact of their involvement in these two key passages of scripture.
In the 1980s, J.R. Church discovered that the psalms are encoded with allusions to modern events that happened in the specific year according to the number of the psalm. Going back through modern history, one can see that this is the case. In looking at Psalm 107, one can see the clues that allude to the emerging world government that picked up steam in the year 2007, the year number of the psalm … and it just so “happens” that psalm 107 that describes the emerging world government beast, called Mystery Babylon, has seven reversed nuns, indicating it’s eventual judgment. Is it a coincidence that UNCLOS took a huge step forward in 2007, representing the Mystery Babylon system described in it’s Psalm year 107? The evidence says no. With that in mind, it is startling to discover that God has reserved seven boldface Hebrew letters called "nuns" for the last days merchant bankers of Mystery Babylon. The peculiar thing about these nuns found in Psalm 107 is that they are reverse nuns, which indicate and symbolize downfall and simultaneous salvation because it is the initial letter of the word “downfall" for the last days merchant bankers of Mystery Babylon, in which Jews seem to be involved as indicated earlier in the Psalm. In Psalm 107, we find this unmistakable mark. It appears just prior to seven very significant verses. It has not been carried over into our English translations. But the unmistakable mark of God’s judgment is there, nevertheless. It seems to mark the seven-fold destruction of the Babylonian merchant system. Significantly, these seven reversed nuns also appear in Revelation 18 at Mystery Babylon's fall. A major theme of Mystery Babylon's wickedness is not only it's evil transgressions and iniquity, but it's failure to acknowledge God and accept him as the source of all good, as can be seen in it's descriptive location of Psalm 107, the psalm that encourages and pleads to men to acknowledge God as the source of all good. Mystery Babylon's ultimate sin, as shown in Psalm 107, is that it refuses to praise the Lord, hence the four times mention of the phrase "Oh that men would praise the Lord."
