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Sep 16, 2024 1 hr 30 min

Apophis

from The Word At War Hosted by Kyle M

The Dudes delve into the upcoming near-Earth encounter with the asteroid Apophis, which is named after an Egyptian demon-serpent, and is set to pass closer to Earth than geosynchronous satellites on April 13, 2029. Could this be the 2nd trumpet mentioned in Revelation? 00:00 Introduction to Apophis: The Asteroid Threat 01:19 Welcome to the Tinfoil Hat Club 01:44 Discussing the Date of 2030 03:12 Upcoming Live Show with Dr. Kent Hovind 04:00 Signs of the End Times 09:12 The Role of Free Will in Faith 17:48 Biblical Prophecies and Modern Events 28:07 The Asteroid Apophis and Its Implications 47:34 The Importance of Getting Your 'Jesus Ticket' 48:12 Understanding the Layers of Revelation 50:31 The Great Tribulation and Christ's Return 59:01 The Thousand-Year Reign and Final Test 01:05:12 The 2030 Agenda and Spiritual Warfare 01:17:52 Free Speech Under Attack 01:21:22 Reflecting on 9/11 and America's Path 01:27:52 The Doomsday Clock and Environmental Concerns 01:29:19 Closing Thoughts and Farewell To become a member, buy merch, or learn more about our guests and show visit: https://www.TheTFHC.com Check us out on Social Media and be sure to like, subscribe, follow and share: https://Facebook.com/TheTFHC https://Instagram.com/TheTFHC https://Twitter.com/TheTFHC https://TikTok.com/@TheTFHC https://YouTube.com/@TheTFHC https://Rumble.com/TheTFHC Thanks for all the love and support!

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