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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2015 · 1H 11M

13 - Forecasting Prophetic Trends For 2015

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On this week’s episode we discuss: 7 prophetic trends that we will be facing in 2015. How will these trends affect us? What can we do in response to them? Are we drawing closer to the return of Yeshua?   Show Notes: Red Heifer Found in America First pure olive oil produced in 2000 years says Temple Institute PA Envoy: ICC Can Start Investigating Israel's 'War Crimes' Hundreds of Hamas Terrorists in Israel Switching to ISIS Spy chief: West faces mass casualty attacks Assad Building Secret Nuclear Plant North Korea has 6,000-strong cyber-army Ebola blood samples stolen in Guinea MI5 Busted Three UK Terror Attacks in the Past Month Strange Apocalyptic Sounds America gripped by flu epidemic Ebola is Mutating as Fast as Seasonal Flu CDC: Flu widespread in Florida and most states NBC News: “All Americans Will Be Microchipped In Less Than 3 Years” Latest measles outbreak highlights a growing problem Gorbachev Blames the U.S. for Provoking ‘New Cold War’ Russia's Largest Bank Warns Of A 'Full-Scale Banking Crisis' Russia's Economy Has Shrunk-Now Only As Small As Spain Pope Francis, the Climate, and Leftism The 10 religious leaders with Pope Francis in PH                

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