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Prophecy feels distant until it starts rhyming with the headlines. We take Enoch’s “ten weeks” framework and walk it from antediluvian days to our turbulent present, testing the claims against biblical milestones, temple history, apostasy and reform, and the strange resurgence of phenomena in the skies. Along the way, we connect Enoch’s language about covenant houses and sevenfold instruction with Sinai, Solomon’s temple, the scattering of Judah, the Dark Ages, and a later wave of restoration that re-centers worship, covenants, and preparation.

From there, we step into the contested ground of week nine: a world “written down for destruction,” the purging of wickedness, and the possibility of a millennial reset. We explore what that could mean in practical terms—rising geopolitical blocs, the BRICS challenge to Western finance, and the symbolism of the “whore of Babylon” mapped to modern systems built on leverage and opacity. Recent market stress around silver, export controls, and delivery shortfalls, plus Japan’s carry trade reversal and potential rate divergence with the Fed, all signal a financial architecture under pressure. Pair that with mounting UAP testimony and whispers about “watchers,” and the convergence becomes hard to ignore.

This isn’t a call to panic; it’s a call to clarity. We make the case for spiritual-first preparation—seeking the Holy Spirit, renewing covenants, anchoring families—followed by prudent temporal steps that reduce fragility and increase flexibility. If Enoch’s timeline is even roughly right, the wise course is steady discipleship under stress: eyes open, hearts soft, hands ready to help. If this conversation sharpened your focus, share it with someone who needs a thoughtful take on prophecy and the present. And if you haven’t yet, subscribe and leave a review so more seekers can find the show.

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