Prophesy, Pansexuality and Pandemonium

by Li-Ann Thio

The Bible clearly speaks of a time when evil will be called good and good, evil (Isaiah 5:20), where lawlessness will increase and the love of many will grow cold. This describes the times we live in. ‘Pansexuality’ – the belief that all sexual expression is morally equivalent, contrary to God’s divine design for sex – is being aggressively advanced in the name of ‘tolerance’, ‘equality’ and ‘human rights’ through legal, political and cultural means. This is how the spirit of lawlessness works in the acharit-hayamim (End of Days).

This book equips readers to develop prophetic insight to resist lawlessness, through understanding God’s purposes for the times. You will learn to recognise the Adversary’s strategies of humanism and heresy, which permeate human history from Genesis to Revelation. This is necessary for effective intercession and faithful Christian discipleship in speaking Wisdom in the public square for the common good. Reading it will give you a critical guide to countering the moral chaos (pandemonium) of our times, and avoiding the coming apostasy while retaining our identity as a people for God’s own possession.

352 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2013

About the author

Dr Li-ann Thio is a Professor of Law at the National University of Singapore (NUS) where she teaches and researches constitutional and administrative law, international law and human rights law, with a focus on Asia. She holds a BA Hons (Jurisprudence) from Oxford University, and a Masters and Doctorate in Law from Harvard Law School and Cambridge University respectively. She has received teaching and research awards from NUS, and was a Nominated Member of the Singapore Parliament (Eleventh Session) from January 2007 to June 2009.

She had a life-changing experience with Jesus Christ as a first year undergraduate at Keble College, Oxford which caused her to disavow atheism, humanism and nihilism, and to embrace authentic Christianity. Her current interests include studying Ancient Near East history and the Arab-Israeli conflict in the light of Bible prophecy – in order to ‘understand the times’ like the men of Issachar (1 Chronicles 12:32).

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[David]

One seriously crazed person.