The Paradigm: The Ancient Blueprint That Holds the Mystery of Our Times

by Jonathan Cahn

a civilization that wars against the ways of God, sanctions evil, and sacrifices millions of its children on the altars of its transgressions, it stands as did the ancient kingdom—under the shadow of God’s judgment.

which God it was who blesses those who kill and dismember unborn children.11 There was one. His name was Baal.

“He is exactly one of those men whom we are compelled to recognize, not for what is good or great in themselves, but as instruments for destroying evil, and preparing the way for good.”

This speaks of Donald Trump.

the only way America can be great again is for America to return to the God who made America great in the first place.

If there were no hope, what would be the point of such prophetic warnings? If there is warning, there is hope.

So we must take account of the critical nature of our days. And we must all the more pray for revival, believe for revival, work for revival, and speak the truth for revival. And most importantly we must not only pray for revival, but we must actually start living in revival.

in the days when a nation becomes radically immoral, the moral will appear to be radical.

The ability of God’s people to become independent from the corruption and defilement of the surrounding culture will be proportionate to their increasing dependence on God.

In the days of increasing apostasy those who compromise with evil will fall. But the one who will most commit to living undivided, uncompromised, and wholeheartedly for God will also be the one most powerfully used by God for His purposes.

When evil goes from bad to worse, the righteous must go from good to great.

It is given freely and without condition to all who will receive it. It is received by faith. It can begin with a simple prayer of one’s heart to receive the love and mercy of His sacrifice and the power of His resurrection. It begins by receiving His presence into one’s heart and life—then following in His footsteps every day and every moment as His disciple.

All things will pass away . . . but God and His love. And the one who takes refuge within that love will abide with Him forever.