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What God Revealed To Me About The Coming Antichrist | Sadhu Sundar Selvaraj
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Overview
The speaker argues—based on personal “revelations” from God—that the coming Antichrist will establish a three-part power structure:
- A religious headquarters in Jerusalem
- A military headquarters in Berlin (Germany)
- A commercial headquarters in “New Babylon”
Claimed 2016 Vision and Spiritual Forces
The speaker claims that in 2016 they were led by the Lord to Berlin for a prayer walk. During this walk, they say they saw “ancient spirits” associated with figures like Hitler.
They then assert that these same spiritual forces will re-emerge in the last days through the Antichrist.
Berlin Prophetic Conferences and Purpose
The speaker references returning to Berlin for prophetic conferences, including 2017 and a future event mentioned as “next month.” They describe the purpose as:
- Prophesying over the city
- Raising prophetic intercessors
- Preparing believers
Mitigating Prophecy Through Prayer
A central theme is the idea that while biblical prophecies cannot ultimately be prevented, their effects can be mitigated. The speaker claims that prayer can:
- Reduce the impact of coming judgments
- Weaken the enemy’s force against the church
Babel / New Babylon Interpretation
The speaker connects these ideas to Babel / “New Babylon” from Genesis. They explain that:
- Babel was formerly called Babel
- It is linked to Nimrod (Genesis 10:8–10)
Nimrod as a Threefold Power Figure
The speaker portrays Nimrod as:
- A first powerful world king with political authority
- A mighty warrior/conqueror (military power)
- A defiant hunter/resister of God (emphasizing the Hebrew sense indicated in the subtitle)
Unified World Order Through Babel
They argue that Nimrod attempted to create a unified world order, with Babel as a global center—positioning himself as ruler over nations.
The speaker further claims that the tower’s construction materials (burned brick plus bitumen/mortar) made it waterproof, and they compare this to materials used in Noah’s ark. They interpret this as an attempt to resist divine judgment (a future flood).
Finally, they conclude that Nimrod’s plan failed because it was not fireproof; therefore, God sent fire instead of water.
Presenters / Contributors
- Sadhu Sundar Selvaraj
- “Prophetic Eye” (channel/program host referenced in the subtitles)