The 9/23 Prophecy
Prophecy Update on September, 2023
What Does the Bible Say About Prophecy?
Witness 1
Hello to all our readers and thank you all for your support. While I have always avoided date setting and making specific or exact predictions, I believe that it is now time to forecast a possible future event.
Remember that we cannot predict the exact day, hour, or most likely, even the year of the end of the world and Jesus's return, but we are expected to be aware and watch the "seasons" to know what approximate time we are in. There will be "signs" in the sky that will warn of the end, and we are warned to "watch closely" for the Bridegroom's return.
I’ve previously covered Jesus’s Prophecy of the Fig Tree, which is one of the most consequential prophecies in the Bible for our time. In it, he instructs us to watch the eschatological signs and “learn lessons” from them, as well as again encouraging us to keep track of what “season” it is. From these “seasons”, we can gain an understanding of where in God’s plan, which is laid out clearly, we are.
During Jesus’s ministry, he admonished the Jewish people for ignoring the signs of the times and missing their own Messiah through ignorance and not paying close attention to these “signs of the times”. In Acts 2, God twice predicts that “prophecies” would increase in the end times, and he would pour out his spirit on certain people to allow them to prophecy accurately again.
So, while the Christian will never be able to predict the exact time, day, or hour of the end of the world, we are to try and figure out what “time” or “season” it is in God’s eyes, and thus, make reasonably accurate predictions of what will approximately occur. Indeed, there were and are also divinely-ordained prophets who do make accurate and specific predictions of future events, a claim of supernaturality that only the Bible can boast.
Therefore, the Christian who blindly stumbles his way through life, never paying attention or considering where we are in God’s timetable and plan, is failing to heed the commands of the Bible to be a “watchman”, to be aware, and to warn others of what he believes is going to occur.
Again, do not get caught up in dates and exact predictions - but pay attention to the signs.
Why This Prediction Is Different Than Other Predictions of the End of the World
It only takes a quick browse through Wikipedia’s list of predictions of the end of the world to see that an apocalyptic prophecy is a fairly common thing, with none so far coming true. This list includes over 40 failed predictions just from 1990 through today. So, what makes ours any different? A few things:
1.) Their dates were chosen seemingly arbitrarily.
2.) Their predictions were not truly based on the Bible.
3.) Some of them were liars or conmen, prophesying in bad faith.
4.) Their reasoning was based on only one idea or source, not multiple converging points.
The main thing that surprises me about all of the Christian apocalyptic predictions, which make up a majority of the list, is that they missed the single most clear idea in Christian eschatology: that the world will exist for 6,000 years with a 1,000-year Messianic Age.
This is a well-fleshed out idea, with many sources and good arguments to support it. While it’s not explicitly laid out in Scripture, it is a reasonable conclusion to come to, and most important Theological thinkers support it, excluding the sleepwalking and sedated modern church “leaders”.
Take St. Irenaeus, one of the most important Christian ideologists. He lived approximately 100 years after Jesus Christ, and was a student of Polycarp, who was a student under John the Apostle. This makes his the last-known living connection to the historical disciples, and he was an extremely influential figure with a solid Theological basis. He said:
- ...in as many days as this world was made, in so many thousand years shall it be concluded... in six days created things were completed: it is evident, therefore, that they will come to an end at the sixth thousandth year.
However, many more people than him have agreed with this idea. Given the truth of the Bible, this is the only reasonable conclusion to come to, as the scientific idea of Earth lasting for millions of years after humanity goes extinct is totally incompatible with the Bible. Why all of these so-called “prophets” in this Wikipedia article missed this is either due to ignorance, lying, or because they simply wanted to see this time so badly that they deluded themselves.
So, where are we now?
Why We Think It Is the End
As I’ve previously pointed out, when the Biblical year is calculated accurately, the true Biblical year is somewhere around 5996, not 5783, as the Synagogue of Satan claims. This is merely another deception to trick people into taking their Mark and following their anti-Christ.
Here is a look at where this calculation comes from based on Biblical events and timelines:
For a closer and more detailed examination of this timeline, click this link.
In addition, I have provided numerous other solid reasons to think that we are very near the end, such as:
1.) Fulfilled prophecy about the end times in the current day.
2.) Jesus’s prophecy of the Fig Tree which predicts that the generation that sees the creation of the state of Israel in 1948 will be the last generation on Earth, as well as the significance of Israel as God’s prophetic timepiece.
3.) The surprisingly compelling case we have laid out through several of our written works building an undeniably powerful argument for the Covid gene therapy injection being the Mark of the Beast.
4.) Arguments we have presented for Donald Trump being the Biblical anti-Christ, including some that have never before been presented.
So, given the fact that it appears we are far closer to the end of 6,000 years of mankind’s time on Earth than those who claim to be Jews tell us, along with all of the other evidence I just provided, it is fair to say that we are, finally, nearing the end of God’s plan. This prediction is different because there are real, solid, and undeniable reasons for the Christian to think that the world will be ending soon. While the world may see this as foolishness and believe that everything will always carry on as it “always has”, the truly wise elect know that wisdom, and God's approval, is found through studying these concepts.
- They will say, “Where is this ‘coming’ he promised? Ever since our ancestors died, everything goes on as it has since the beginning of creation.”
Do not be like these scoffers. Indeed, their foolishness and stupidity has only grown worse, as now they refuse to even acknowledge the obvious creation of life, and instead believe that something came from nothing, and an impersonal nothingness can spontaneously transform itself into a living something. Of course, that’s for another writing.
Remember that the three wise men in the Gospels discerned the signs, studied prophecy, knew the times, and followed the signs they found to actually find the Messiah they were seeking. This type of wisdom is what we should, in turn, be seeking and following.
What Is the Prediction?
So, let’s get to the meat here. What am I predicting? Well, let’s start at the beginning. Although almost no one has accurately understood eschatology and there are many false interpretations, it is generally accepted that the end of the world will invovle a seven-year long period which is divided into two halves, with the second half experiencing more drastic and extreme events. According to this source:
- Jesus is saying that during the first half of the 70th week you have severe things going on in the world, but not as severe as the things that are going to come later on. In the beginning, in the first half of the 70th week, you have the beginning birth pangs or tribulation, but in the second half you’re going to have great tribulation, much more intense agony than with just tribulation of the first half; and therefore, in the second half, the great tribulation, that’s when you have the severe, hard labor birth pangs transpiring here on planet Earth.
- So, this seven-year period of time, whether you call it the Tribulation Period, since you have tribulation the first half and great tribulation the second half, or whether you choose to call it the 70th week of Daniel 9 from Daniel 9:27, either way, we’re talking about this seven-year period of time immediately before the glorious Second Coming of Christ back to planet Earth to set up God’s Millennial Kingdom while we’re here on planet Earth.
We find here the idea of a seven-year period, Daniel’s “seventieth week”, divided into two halves of disparate severity. This is also a fairly well-fleshed out idea, and I think there is merit to it. According to Wikipedia:
- The time period for these beliefs is also based on other passages: in the Book of Daniel, "time, times, and half a time", interpreted as "three and a half years," and the Book of Revelation, "a thousand two hundred and threescore days" and "forty and two months" (the prophetic month averaging 30 days, hence 1260/30 = 42 months or 3.5 years). The 1290 days of Daniel 12:11,[11] (rather than the 1260 days of Revelation 11:3[12]), is thought to be the result of either a simple intercalary leap month adjustment, or due to further calculations related to the prophecy, or due to an intermediate stage of time that is to prepare the world for the beginning of the millennial reign.[13]
So, since our eschatology is based largely on the Covid gene therapy injection being the Mark of the Beast, we can potentially place a starting date on the day the Covid pandemic was officially declared by the WHO: March 11th, 2020.
For this prediction, we will make this the start of the “tribulation”. Take 3.5 years after that, and you get September 11th, 2023, or this coming anniversary of 9/11.
Ok, well, that’s interesting, but not too much by itself. As we all know, I have a particular obsession with 9/11, with our first book being largely devoted to exposing the event, so I’m probably just seeing what I want to see. Also, it’s kind of an arbitrary date because we could also set it at when the vaccine was released. Those are fair criticisms, and I concede them. However, let’s move on.
So, think of the tribulation as a seven-year period beginning on March 11th, 2020, and the exact halfway point occurring on September 11th, 2023. I was going to ignore this, but then something else caught my attention.
The UN began a program in 2015 called the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals program. This extremely overly optimistic program aims to eradicate all hunger, poverty, and other issues plaguing humanity by 2030, a goal that is obviously only possible through killing billions of people. So far, they have made absolutely no progress towards these goals, and the issues they claim to care about, like global inequality, have only gotten far worse.
Obviously, these are never going to happen except for a few hundred million slaves left alive by the so-called "elite".
Interestingly, the UN has a big month planned for September, as this is also their halfway marker for the program. Instead of 7 years, it’s 15 years, and after 7.5 years from 2015, they land directly on September, 2023.
They have some huge events planned to commemorate this and to update the sycophantic media and government lapdogs on their plans to subjugate, control, and eliminate the vast majority of people alive, for our own good of course. Their fall session starts on September 5th, 2023, with “high level” meetings to discuss their halfway marker of the prgram planned in New York for the middle of the month.
So, you can look at it like this:
Ok, well, that is unusual and pretty coincidental, but is there anything else that might lead us to suspect that September 2023, or 9/23, could be a month with any significance? As it turns out, there is.
Many of this site will remember the psyop and hype of September 23, 2015 being the end of the world, on which numerous articles can be found. For those who don’t remember the time, posts like this were extremely widespread and many truly believed that “it” would happen on this day:
Interestingly, there was another media-driven psyop about September 23rd, 2017. If you don’t remember this one, simply Google “9/23 end of the world”, and you will find plenty of articles like this:
Now, it’s important to remember that the Synagogue of Satan loves to use predictive programming, with 9/11 being a notable example:
So, were these two separate 9/23 prophecies a way to “prime”, “prepare”, or “warn” us that September 2023, the month of 9/23, is the real date to watch out for? Or is it all just a coincidence?
Remember what I’ve discussed previously – in the Luciferian belief system, they think that if they give their victims, us, fair enough warning in advance of their plans they have gained tacit acquiescence, played a fair game, and thus are not as accountable for their evil actions.
In fact, the source Exposing Satanism tells us that, “The Satanists tell us what they plan to do ahead of time.”
So, what do we think will happen? From my End Times Survival Guide:
Looking ahead to the next few years, here’s what you can expect.
There will be another false flag attack on America like 9/11, but worse. The perpetrator will be our own government, which is solely owned by bankers working for the Synagogue of Satan.
Mystery Babylon, America, will fall in a day, and the world will mourn as global trade is, seemingly, insurmountably disrupted. Chaos will ensue.
The only way to re-establish order will be to accept a digital currency that can track you and all of your purchases. To receive this currency and regain access to your wealth or businesses, the Synagogue of Satan organized crime syndicate will force the world into taking the mRNA injections – the Mark of the Beast.
Without your vaccines, you will not be able to buy or sell. There will be no place to hide, no refuges, and no way to go off the grid, as the governments of the world bond together to track, trace, and surveil every living human – the ultimate goal of Satan – an omniscient power like Gods.
There will be no miraculous victory – at least at first. We read in Revelation 13 that after the anti-Christ’s recovery from the “plague”:
- The beast was given a mouth to utter proud words and blasphemies and to exercise its authority for forty-two months… It was given power to wage war against God’s holy people and to conquer them… All inhabitants of the earth will worship the beast.
He will “conquer” God’s people by finding them all, rounding them up into camps, and executing all who refuse the Mark. “All inhabitants of the Earth” will worship the beast because every single Christian is dead.
The very few true Christians left before then will face a choice – easy for some and difficult for others. Death and eternal glory, or the mark and eternal damnation. Make yours wisely.
So, is this a divinely inspired prophecy or just a prediction of things vaguely lining up around a certain month? Only you can decide what you believe, and only time will tell what comes to pass.
-Witness 1