Welcome to Revelation Unraveled,
I'm your host, William Tapley, also known as the Third
Eagle of the Apocalypse and the Co-Prophet of the End Times.
On this program, I want to talk about the worst
sin of the End Times and remember,
I am not a prophet, I am a Co-Prophet. In other words,
this is not my opinion. When I reveal to you
what will be the worst sin of
the End Times, this is not my opinion,
this is the opinion of Saint John the Apostle as he describes
in the book of Revelation. And surprisingly,
this worst sin is not one of the Ten Commandments,
nor one of the seven deadly sins, nor one of the sins I have listed on the
wall behind me.
In Revelation, St. John lists
the worst sin ahead of idolatry,
which is of course a violation of the first of the Ten Commandments.
He lists the worst sin ahead of
whoremongering, which is of course the same thing as
adultery or fornication. He lists the worst sin ahead of unbelievers
which would include Atheism and the worst sin
is listed ahead of murderers or liars. Again, two more sins
which are violations
of the Ten Commandments. St. John lists
two more sins of these End Times: the abominable
and the abomination I am sure he is referring to
homosexuality which the Bible refers to as an
"abomination" and sorcery
which of course would be witchcraft or satanism. Both homosexuality and satanism
will be very powerful sins in these End Times,
but there is still one sin which St. John lists ahead of
all these other sins
and that sin is fear.
Saint John says that "all
who practice these sins will go to Hell, but ahead of
all of them will be the fearful." Let me read exactly
what Saint John says in chapter 21
verse 8: "But the fearful,
and unbelievers, and the abominable,
and murderers, and whoremongerers, and sorcerers and idolaters,
and all liars shall have their part in the lake which burns with fire
and brimstone." Now, why does St. John say
that the fearful in the End Times will go to hell?
No where else in the Bible is fear listed
as such a terrible crime. In fact, the Bible says that "fear of the Lord
is the beginning of wisdom." So
what does St. John mean when he says "the fearful
will go to Hell." The fearful will go to Hell
because they take the mark of the beast.
Fear is what will drive people
to take the Antichrist's mark, name and number,
however, remember it is not the Antichrist
which causes everyone to take the mark. Saint John writes that it is the
False Prophet who causes everyone
to take the mark of the beast. That's because the False Prophet appears in
the first half
of the Tribulation whereas the Antichrist
appears in the second half of the Tribulation. So you might ask:
How can a religious leader cause you or I
to take the mark of the beast? What kind of power
must he have. We have to remember that opposition
to the mark of the beast will be on a religious basis.
It is only faithful Christians who will oppose
taking the mark. Therefore, the One World System
must enlist the False Prophet to persuade his followers
that taking the mark of the beast is not
the same as the evil as described in the book of Revelation.
The False Prophet Saint John also describes
as Wormwood, "the great star which falls from heaven."
A precursor of this great star
is called Martin Luther. He is
also listed in Revelation as a "great star which falls from heaven."
If we look at Luther, we will get a clue
as to who the False Prophet will be.
Luther apostatized from his Catholic religion,
and I think it is safe to assume that the False Prophet
will undoubtedly be a high-ranking Catholic official,
possibly the Pope himself, who will apostatize from the
Catholic faith and tell
everyone that it is okay to take
the mark of the beast. You might say, "Well, this is no problem.
I am not going to let the Pope tell me what to do!"
But if all your Catholic friends and neighbors
and many of your Protestant neighbors as well
do take the mark, do take the chip under their skin,
and only they will be able to get groceries
at the supermarket, that's when
fear will step into your life.
The question then becomes: "Do you fear man
more than you fear God?" Because St. John makes it clear
that if you do take the mark of the beast, you will go to Hell.
And as I say on most of these videos,
remember God is not trying to scare you with this prophecy
but to prepare you. And, if you need more information,
simply write to the address you see on your screen.