Nineveh Prophecy, Repentance, American Divine Judgment
A historical and biblical comparison is drawn between the ancient city of Nineveh and modern America regarding moral decay and divine judgment. The narrative details how the Prophet Jonah's warning led to a temporary reprieve for Nineveh through genuine repentance, contrasting it with the city's eventual destruction two centuries later. The segment concludes with a call for American citizens to seek forgiveness from their creator to secure future generations.
nineveh· prophet jonah· repentance· divine judgment· brian wilson· old testament· 1776
00:00 This period of time we're in is so amazing. Hollywood is the most uncool thing in the world now with almost everybody. People are sick of more and more corporate sports. People are totally rejecting big corporations and brands more and more. People are getting back to basic humanity. And there's still a large minority of people, approaching half, that are still asleep. But it was 3% start of the Revolutionary War in 1776.
00:38 It was 5% prosecuted through about halfway through the war, and then it was about 20% that aided in the final victory. And British historians agree with that number as well. A third were patriots by the end, but not in the war. A third were neutral, and a third were Tories. Ladies and gentlemen, we are at 50% awake right now. Rallying patriots worldwide in defense of human liberty, it's Alex Jones. And it's time for humanity to stand up in the end for war and say, I don't know what's going to happen at the end of this, but you want to fight, you better believe you've got one!
01:35 From the front lines of the information war, it's Alex Jones. My message is this, repent, admit we've turned to evil,
02:11 Seek God's face and God will heal our land. As all the Old Testament prophets said, and I'm not a prophet, I'm quoting the prophets. We're going into full bondage if we don't turn around right now and repent. We can still turn this around, it's still gonna be really rough, but man, every month that passes that we don't fully turn this around, woo lordy! I mean, I'm getting full body chills right now. That's the Holy Spirit when you're right over the target says that's what you're supposed to say, son. We're going under judgment and how severe the judgment is gonna be depends on us. We act like cowards, we hide the churches. God is gonna let us get hurt really bad. Look, it's gonna get so bad for a lot of us, most of us.
02:51 Basically all of us, you're gonna make a choice. But it's gonna become so blaringly obvious, it already is, that you'll have to finally just say, fine, leave me alone, devil, I'll join you. And a lot of folks are gonna do that. And of course they're gonna get destroyed even faster. Because once they say, I'll do whatever the system says, just let me go to the football game, just let me get into college, let me just go to the grocery store, let me, then all the protection's gone when you reject God and say, I accept the world, I accept the system, I'm gonna do what it says, I'm gonna be politically correct, whatever the latest thing is, and then you have no bottom. So I am grieving, I am frustrated, I am angry, but also I'm very pleased because God's real, God's been proven to be real, and the devil's real, so we know who wins in the end. The world's out there, and it's real, and the devil comes to kill, steal, and destroy. And if you don't have God, and if you don't have Jesus Christ, you got nothing. So all I can say to anybody, and I'm done preaching,
03:44 Will God allow America to be destroyed as a divine judgment? In the 8th century BC, the prophet Jonah was instructed by God to go preach a message of rebuke and repentance to the people of the city of Nineveh. They were said to be wicked, idolatrous, and violent. often skinning alive their prisoners of war. Through Jonah, God prophesied that the city would be overthrown in 40 days if they didn't repent of their wicked ways. This was a conditional prophecy, and it did not come into fruition because the people of Nineveh truly did repent and saved their land from God's divine judgment. Even the king repented and by faith believed God and his prophet Jonah.
04:32 More than 120,000 people in his kingdom were saved by grace. So the question for us today is, can we save America from our own divine judgment? This country is a gift from God, and he can choose to allow it to be taken away if we don't obey his laws and neglect the righteous path. About two centuries later, Nineveh returned to its old evil ways, and the city was finally destroyed. Sacked and burned by the allied forces of the Persians, Medes, and Babylonians. Its people taken captive in a strange land. The area was sparsely populated thereafter, and slowly the ancient ruins became buried in the earth. How much time can we buy for these United States through repentance before we are judged, trampled under the feet of our enemies, and buried beneath the earth that we have allowed to become so cursed?
05:28 How many more generations can we secure through genuine repentance? Preaching to our fellow countrymen the need to change our evil ways and seek forgiveness from our creator. Pray for America and be like Jonah, a prophet of repentance to those outside the church. This is Brian Wilson with InfoWars.com. Ladies and gentlemen, it's Monday, November 20th, 2023. And we are very, very close.
