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Sept. 6, 2025 - Shameless Sperg - Chris Booth

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CQ Sermon #4: "End Times Deception"

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	Hi folks, I'm the Shimlisberg.
	I hope you're doing well today.
	So for today's Christian questions sermon number four, I want to discuss the subject of the end times and the effect that I think that it's had on our people.
	So I've prepared some notes for this one.
	I had to really kind of think about the things that I was taught growing up and the things that the people in the culture around me, I'm from the south, okay.
	The things that the people in the culture around me believed, and kind of what the overall mainstream Christian culture was sort of reinforcing.
	And now look, if one of you kind souls want to be generous and buy me a teleprompter so I don't have to read my own notes anymore, go ahead.
	But until then, you know what, just bear with me.
	So what I had to say here was I believe the Christian end times narrative as popularly understood today, most notably in America, is an astro-turfed narrative to keep people complacent as they watch the world around them fall to the Jewish agendas of Zionism and Noahitism.
	If they believe what they see happening is literally prophecy being fulfilled, resistance becomes futile by default, obviously.
	In fact, to resist at all could even be seen as a lack of faith, like displaying a lack of faith for even thinking to do it.
	Uh, it's a a refusal to um I don't know, trust the plan.
	So when I was a kid, I was taught end times prophecy by the church, by my mother, and through Bible commentaries.
	I'll share most of the main points of the narrative and try to keep it as simple as possible here.
	It's really elaborate.
	The idea isn't to offer or substantiate a biblical interpretation, but to present the narrative that has been constructed with prophecies scattered across the Bible, especially in the book of Revelation and the Book of Daniel, which are generally studied as companion text when studying end times prophecy.
	And that's just it.
	I'm not here to tell you what to make of these prophecies.
	I don't really fucking care because I don't believe in them.
	I think what's far more important than what you think is the proper take, it's what a lot of people believe.
	It's what millions and millions of Christians have believed, and it's what a lot of people in the halls of power also believe.
	It's so much more important to look at that and to see the kind of effect that that's been having on us.
	How we should look at the Bible is of less concern to me than what millions of people are believing about it, including many people in the halls of power and how that affects our situation.
	The following shouldn't be viewed as a perfect chronology either.
	It's not.
	I I tried to follow a rough outline, but it's not a perfect chronology.
	But there's no consensus there either.
	So, you know, even if I tried to flesh one out, somebody would disagree.
	So here are the high points, okay?
	The world will get very corrupt and hostilities will arise.
	You know, there will be wars and rumors of wars and so on.
	Evil will be called good and celebrated as good, and good will be condemned as evil.
	Now, look, I think we've all seen a lot of that, right?
	I think the Bible actually said it pretty well in that regard.
	I I've seen that kind of inversion where things that were sort of understood as being good are completely demonized now, and the things that have been considered disgusting and degenerate are literally celebrated.
	So I I do see some of this.
	Um the love of many will grow cold.
	So the sort of uh like natural affection between people, even between strangers, it'll it'll grow cold, but people will just get nastier.
	Um, they'll just start getting really nasty.
	Uh, there will be a great falling away of believers.
	You know, oh no, I know, I'm a part of the apostasy.
	I know.
	Okay.
	Uh at some point Israel builds the third temple.
	Alright.
	Then the whole world turns against Israel.
	I fucking wonder why.
	But see, it's just like even though they do all this shit to deserve it, it'll still just be like, see, it said it was gonna happen.
	Yeah, dude, they fucking piss all over everybody's back and tell them it's raining.
	Of course, people are gonna turn on them eventually.
	Holy shit.
	So the next up, let's see, the Gog and Magog war breaks out.
	Alright.
	So opinions vary on the meaning and identity of these names in prophecy, but it's commonly held that several countries will ally with Russia in attacking Israel.
	Many in times-minded Christians today view Gog as Russia and Magog as China, and you can kind of see the budding alliances that have been formed there.
	Uh, at some point, many believe in the rapture, where Jesus life lights all of the believers out before the world goes to shit.
	Then this antichrist figure arises out of nowhere.
	Everybody loves and praises him, he's just the best.
	Everybody falls for him.
	He is accepted by the Jews as their messiah.
	They finally got slash installed the messianic ruler that they've waited for for so long.
	I'd like to point something out real quick.
	So this idea, you know, that they do receive him as their Messiah.
	Well, they still have to check him against their standards.
	So he would still have to be like a Jew, in essence.
	Uh, some people say a Syrian Jew because elsewhere in the Bible he's called the Assyrian.
	Like, he's got all these names and epithets.
	You get the idea of this Assyrian Jew rising up out of nowhere and being received by the world and being received by Israel as their Moshiach.
	So at this point, the kings of the earth give up their sovereignty to this antichrist, and a one world government is established.
	In a word, globalism.
	Soon he declares himself to be God within the temple in Jerusalem.
	Lying signs and wonders occur.
	Many don't believe in the rapture and that the church will be here for the world going to shit.
	This going to shit period is called the tribulation, aka the time of Jacob's trouble.
	Most people say it lasts seven years.
	The first half is supposed to be ruled by the Antichrist, and he kills nearly every Christian by beheading.
	The second half is supposed to be God pouring out his wrath upon the world and all who have the mark.
	And they say, well, you know, the Christians are not appointed to God's wrath.
	So some people say, therefore the rapture, and others say, well, no, he'll, you know, God will have these other means of keeping people safe, like keeping his people safe when he's pouring out their wrath, so long as they're towing the line properly and they're walking the narrow gate or fucking whatever.
	One way or another, you know, the Christians are supposed to get out of that part, the God's wrath part.
	Anyway, so to catalyze that seven year period, he enacts some sort of Middle Eastern uh peace covenant.
	People usually say peace treaty, whatever, some peace accord, peace covenant, which is supposed to last for seven years.
	So then that, you know, the seven-year countdown starts for the tribulation.
	Uh so then he implements the mark of the beast system, uh, where everyone has to receive his mark either in or on their foreheads or right hand in order to buy or sell.
	I think that that's a very familiar idea to us all now.
	Then, you know, there's this cashless economy, and everyone who has the mark is tracked, everything they do is known, there's no privacy, it's all gone.
	Anyone who has taken the mark is eternally damned from the moment that they take it.
	They officially belong to Satan at that point.
	And anyone found without the mark is killed.
	So then the God draft part happens midway through the seven years.
	A bunch of really wild sounding curses and plagues.
	Interpretations vary on the creatures described.
	There's some really weird shit in there.
	Um, so some people think that they're like metaphorical and allegorical, and others take them very literally.
	No matter what you do, you look at the critters that they describe in there, it's fucking weird.
	Alright, so Jesus returns, zombie Christians fly up in the air from their graves to meet him in the clouds, and they and the Christians who survived all this madness instantly get glorified immortal bodies, alright?
	They all descend on horses, so like after they get brought up with him and then they immediately come back down.
	Some people believe this shit, okay.
	Descend on horses, they go to battle, you know, along with Jesus killing billions of people, and they're having a great old time of it.
	I think I kind of understand that feeling like it would be a lot of fun, wouldn't it?
	At this point, I'm pretty tired of everything.
	Um, so after Jesus does the coup against the Antichrist, he takes over this one world government system and begins to rule the world from Jerusalem for a thousand years.
	They call this the Millennial Reign.
	Uh, while Satan and his angels are bound up.
	So during this entire time, they're bound up, they can't, you know, influence or tempt anybody.
	Okay.
	So then Satan gets let out at the end of this thousand year reign for a little while for some reason.
	The reason was never made clear to me.
	Um, this is strange thing that some people believe in.
	So then he tries to deceive the nations again, a final showdown occurs, and then Satan and his angels and everyone who took the mark and all of the already damned get cast into the lake of fire and suffer forever and ever.
	And then all of this, what I learned then got reinforced by uh pop culture, like things in the pop culture, especially um consider like the left behind series, for example.
	Everyone I knew was really big on the books and then the movies, they could be a little corny.
	I I'll admit that I enjoyed them in their time.
	You know, they were fun, they were fun books to read.
	But isn't that funny?
	Like, haha, this is this is fun fiction.
	So, um, so I'm 37, and I've had quite enough time to see the world transform considerably around me.
	Like, a lot.
	Um, a lot of the changes I saw happening trended towards the scenario being described.
	And I think probably a lot of you listening, some of that shit would sound really familiar.
	Some of that shit looks an awful lot like some of the stuff we see, or some of the trends that were on, some of the technologies, some of the uh like the technocracy and the tyranny and the the globalism and all that shit.
	It looks a lot like that, doesn't it?
	Um, and that's sort of one of the things that reinforced it was I just kept seeing all this stuff.
	Like, I don't know, man.
	I mean, this this looks pretty much like what you guys are telling me.
	So, yeah, a lot of the changes I saw happening trended towards this scenario being described, which constantly reinforced the idea that the prophecy was literally being fulfilled right before my very eyes.
	So, like the more it looked like it, the more I believed it.
	And because I was fully convinced it was all going to be fulfilled in my lifetime, I didn't even confront the idea of my own mortality for far too long.
	And that's true.
	From the time I was a little kid, I was taught about the end times.
	I was led through, you know, the salvation prayer and whatever when I was seven, and I pretty much was told that Jesus was almost certainly going to be coming back in my lifetime, and that very likely I was never going to taste death.
	Very likely I was just going to be raptured before I ever died.
	This was the more than likely scenario given to me.
	This was what I was more taught to expect about my life than to confront mortality.
	And so I that might sound crazy, but see, I trusted her so much, and I trusted everything she taught me, and I didn't have exposure to people who would kind of question or challenge that at all.
	So it was just something I accepted.
	It was a part of my reality.
	Yeah, I'm probably not gonna die, like unless there's some accident between now and then, or there's some sort of you know, horrible illness.
	I'm not gonna die of natural causes.
	I figured.
	I'm going to get raptured.
	Eternity has already begun for me.
	It's it's wild, but that's really what I believed, and it was very hard to kind of break out of that in the end and actually have to fully confront mortality in a way that I was never taught to.
	And then I was told by countless Christians that bringing children into the world during these end times was a mistake, that it was wrong and that I shouldn't do it.
	Yeah, they also taught me that resistance is futile, because of course it would be, and that whatever we do to fight back against the coming beast system was in vain, that we shouldn't be thinking of any earthly solutions to our problems, that there is no solution but faith in Jesus Christ, that our fate is already sealed, and we were simply awaiting the fulfillment of these prophecies.
	This is a really common attitude, and I still see it now in a lot of people.
	That's part of why I'm addressing it, is it's not an uncommon view.
	And I was told that having really any worldly goals or ambitions doesn't make sense during these times.
	Uh, when really I should be out there preaching, teaching, and winning souls.
	I got that message a lot, probably more than your average person, because my whole life, uh, people would always say to me, you know, you should go on into preaching, you should become a minister, you know, you should use your testimony, you should use your voice.
	People listen to you or whatever.
	Maybe they're right.
	I mean, look.
	So I heard that a lot, and then that got really reinforced with these ideas like, well, the time is near, you know, it's urgent, and you know, you're gonna one day you're gonna be at the judgment seat of Christ, and he's gonna want to know what you did with your time.
	You're he's gonna want to know what you did with the opportunities that you had while you were alive, and that's the kind of message that I got.
	And so let's pull from the Bible a little bit.
	I was told, just like we find in Matthew six thirty-four.
	Matthew chapter six, verse thirty-four.
	Therefore, do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.
	Each day has enough trouble of its own.
	And I was told, just like we find in Matthew chapter 5, verse 39.
	Matthew chapter 5, verse 39.
	But I tell you, do not resist an evil person.
	If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also.
	And I was told, just like we find in Romans uh chapter 13, verse 1 and 2.
	Romans chapter 13, verse 1 and 2.
	Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established.
	The authorities that exist have been established by God.
	Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves.
	Reads plainly enough.
	Don't cry context at me.
	That's what he's fucking saying, okay?
	That's just what he's saying.
	And this man, Paul, who told us not to resist, also made the following recommendations in light of the end times, because the time is short.
	So here in First Corinthians chapter seven, verses 29 through 35.
	First Corinthians chapter 7, verses 29 through 35.
	What I mean, brothers and sisters, is that the time is short.
	From now on, those who have wives should live as if they do not.
	Those who do mourn as if they do not, those who are happy as if they were not, those who buy something as if it were not theirs to keep, those who use the things of this world as if not engrossed in them.
	For this world in its present form is passing away.
	Sounds very heaven's gate, you know, like the earth Is about to get recycled.
	It's about to get recycled.
	I mean, it's the same shit.
	Verse 32.
	I would like you to be free from concern.
	An unmarried man is concerned about the Lord's affairs, how he can please the Lord.
	But a married man is concerned about the affairs of this world.
	How can he please his wife?
	And his interests are divided.
	An unmarried woman or virgin is concerned about the Lord's affairs.
	Her aim is to be devoted to the Lord in both body and spirit.
	But a married woman is concerned about the affairs of this world, how she can please her husband.
	I am saying this for your own good, not to restrict you, but that you may live in a right way and undivided devotion to the Lord.
	Now look, I understand they're not giving a mandate here, but question the value system, question the thinking here.
	Would you encourage your your fellows here, your brothers and sisters?
	Look at our fucking birth rates.
	Would you really encourage this?
	It's terrible.
	It's terrible for us.
	If we went by these recommendations, we actually we absolutely would disappear.
	But Paul here, the eunuch, was clearly following the recommendation of Jesus.
	As we find in Matthew chapter 19, verse 11 and 12.
	Matthew chapter 19, verses 11 and 12.
	He says, But he said to them, Not everyone can receive this saying, but only those to whom it is given.
	For there are eunuchs who have been so from birth, and there are eunuchs who have been made eunuchs by men.
	And there are eunuchs who have made themselves eunuchs for the sake of the kingdom of heaven.
	Oh, it's horrible.
	Let the one who is able to receive this receive it.
	Again, it's not like uh an order, it's not a commandment here, but like, what's the thinking here?
	What's the value here?
	What's really being suggested here?
	Do you think that this is sound advice?
	I do not in any situation think that this is sound advice.
	I'm just gonna extend that to you, particularly as our race is dying away and we're not you know reproducing enough and all of this shit.
	I look at this and I'm like, absolutely not.
	Do not do this.
	Does all of this sound like something that encourages a young person to really get out there to become their best and strongest selves and live a full life?
	Does it encourage family formation?
	Does it encourage having any concern for the future at all?
	Any concern for the well-being of future generations?
	Does it sound like something that truly calls you to resist evil and tyranny?
	Does this really sound like something that can help a folk survive and prosper?
	Does it?
	Does it?
	Don't fucking gaslight me, it does not.
	So I often wondered as a Christian who was fully convinced of the reality and inevitability of Christian end times prophecy.
	How could the Jews not see this?
	How could Israel not see this?
	There are Bibles, there are literally books and movies about this, and it just so happens that Jews are also involved in producing and distributing media that line up with this.
	Are they that blind and spiritually controlled?
	These modern Christian end times interpretations aren't as exactly obscure.
	They're not, they're not unknown.
	Um, so how could the Jews see all of this and somehow not realize that Jesus is their Messiah?
	This was what I wondered.
	Like, well, how how?
	If I see it and we all know about it, don't they see it?
	They they can't be missing out on this subject.
	They have to know, they have to have heard this stuff, right?
	Are they hypnotized by the power of Satan?
	Are they in contact with the Antichrist already?
	And he simply has them all under a spell where they somehow don't even notice that they're helping to implement the very prophecies we find in scripture.
	It boggled my mind.
	In fact, their apparent blindness about it made me trust it all the more because it's somewhere in there, you know, that Israel is gonna be in blindness or whatever.
	So they've accounted for that too.
	They want it that way.
	You want to know why?
	Because A, they've gotten tons of blind support for Israel out of it, and B, if Christians truly believe this is all happening in accordance to the guidance and ordinance of Yahweh, they will never resist it.
	They won't.
	They will just watch it play out, and as they watch it play out, it will continue to reinforce the belief.
	The more the belief gets reinforced, the more they will just watch it play out.
	The more that it plays out, the more they're like, I was right, I was right.
	It just constantly goes like this.
	They will not resist evil, they will not take thought for tomorrow, they will not try to build a future for our children, they have no sense of duty to their people and their people's destiny, none.
	They have completely abdicated all sense of duty, they don't care.
	And I believe that's all by design.
	Uh, everything we see happening is happening through the agency and action of men.
	Human men are making choices and putting in conscious effort towards accomplishing their aims.
	There is Nothing special about it except the fact that we are sitting by doing fucking nothing about it when we could be doing something.
	They aren't doing this by irresistible Jew magic.
	They're doing this because the only people who could and would do something about it, that's us, especially like white Americans, well armed and all of that stuff.
	The only people who could and would be doing something about it are under their spell.
	Everyone involved in the nightmare unfolding around us, bit by bit, no matter how convinced you may be that this is prophecy, every last one of them, they have names, faces, and addresses.
	And I bet you, if we organized against those names, faces, and addresses, Yahweh wouldn't do anything to stop it.
	But so long as we sit by the sidelines, singing ourselves to sleep with lullabies about Jesus swooping in and snatching us out of here, Jews and a large element of Christians, including many of many in power, are going to bring this shit about.
	If we sit by and do nothing, they're gonna bring it about.
	They're making it happen, not because the prophecies are real, but that because they can take them as a sort of blueprint, a plan and enact it.
	Okay.
	So I ask you, what could be more convenient than to convince a massive chunk of an extremely powerful and wealthy nation like America that watching the world go to shit around them is to be expected and to not resist it.
	In fact, the less we interfere, all the better, because it all brings us one step closer to Jesus returning.
	You wouldn't want to try to slow it down at all, as though you could, you know, if it was really prophecy, there's nothing that you can do to speed it along or stop it.
	But you'll it's like you see them lean into it though, like they're trying to make it happen while not realizing that like you're literally just doing the self-fulfilling thing by doing it.
	Like, how do they not put it together that you're doing it?
	So, Christians will sit by and watch the most despicable tyranny ever conceived by the human mind unfold around them.
	They will watch their nations transform around them, they will watch our future pro prospects evaporate, and they'll do nothing.
	And if one of us should suggest that this arrangement with Israel is destroying us, they will tell you that we must bless Israel to be blessed, and if we curse Israel, we will be cursed.
	You've all heard that before.
	Yeah, yeah, I know.
	Don't get all exegetical on me.
	Well, that's not what it really means.
	I don't fucking care.
	This is what they believe.
	Okay, this is what they believe, and it's how they vote.
	And look, I don't care about anybody's interpretation of the passages that that comes from.
	That's what they say.
	Like that's what these people say.
	It's so much more important that that's what they believe.
	That we literally have to bless the state of Israel in order to be blessed, and that if we curse whatever that means, Israel, then we're gonna be cursed.
	They really believe this shit.
	So when I probe them to find out where our blessing is, remember, Israel formed in 1948.
	Since we've been helping Israel for generations now, and we have gotten gradually worse the entire time.
	Look at our country since 1948.
	Have we been like on the up and up?
	I don't think so.
	They will say he's blessing us by not destroying us like we deserve.
	They really say this shit.
	And they say, but trust me, if we don't help Israel, God's gonna pull the plug on this country.
	So, like Maud Bas style, apparently, we're just being like held up, right?
	You better keep doing what I want you to do, or else I'm just gonna beat the shit out of you, or whatever.
	So apparently, yeah, apparently the blessing is that things aren't getting even worse faster.
	Now I gotta ask you something.
	Isn't that all just a little convenient for Israel?
	Don't you think?
	I mean, don't you find that really convenient?
	Almost suspiciously so, even almost like what many Christians call in times prophecy is really a Zionist blueprint for creating their beloved messianic kingdom to rule over the entire world from Jerusalem and turn the entire world into Noahides, all while the Christians sit back and do nothing as it unfolds.
	Don't you think that's convenient?
	Don't you think that's a really convenient thing to have people believe?
	I mean, if you're Israel, wouldn't you like for people to think that way?
	And like, let's say that you wanted to take over the world and you wanted to use like religious subterfuge to do it, wouldn't wouldn't that be a great idea to hatch up a plan like this, call it prophecy, and then you know, embed it with things like, well, you have to bless us or else you know you're fucked.
	It's just too much to me.
	I can't take that shit seriously.
	I look at it all and I'm like too convenient.
	It's you people are doing it, you people are enacting it in real life, through human agency, through human activity.
	And I'm supposed to believe that this is all just inevitable and that I just have to sit by, and that if we don't keep worshiping them, we're fucked.
	So, you know, I I would just suggest that you really sit And think about that.
	Reflect on it.
	If that's something that you still believe, I want you to really think about what I'm saying because I believed this shit for a very long time.
	It had a very strong influence on the way that my life developed for uh for a while.
	Okay.
	And it just over time, little by little, there's certain cracks that started to form until finally I sort of stood back and go, you know, this really is awfully convenient.
	And it doesn't add up.
	That all this is happening, that they're doing it, and that somehow they don't know that they're doing it.
	Nah, they know.
	They know what they're doing.
	And they know what the Christians believe about it.
	They know.
	And they just continue full forward anyway.
	And they figure we'll cross that bridge when we get to it.
	Ultimately, the you know, the end times Christian wants in the interim wants the same exact thing that the Jew wants, which is to go ahead and establish that third temple cult and like do the thing.
	They want the Antichrist kingdom to happen.
	Because to them, it's like, well, that has to happen first.
	But it's like, well, then why don't you just let it happen?
	Prophecy after all.
	But you can't just let it happen because it has to be built, you see.
	There's no way around the fact that it's just it's a plan being enacted by human beings that could be stopped, you know, by flesh and blood human beings like you and I who are not immortal, who are not any better at surviving uh ammunition than we are.
	And if you really believe that Yahweh's gonna swoop in and keep them safe just to make sure that the rest of the prophecy goes through to plan, I mean, I don't know what to tell you.
	It is incredibly obvious to me that this is not just happening as some sort of prophetic fulfillment, it's being done by men and it could be stopped by other men if we actually did something.
	If we actually snapped out of it in enough numbers, some of the greatest armed people on planet Earth right now are conservative right wing, you know, Christian Americans, whites especially, and a lot of them buy this shit.
	A lot of them are fully sold on this, they fully believe in it.
	Isn't that convenient?
	Isn't it?
	I mean, if you wanted, you know, if if our people were your enemy, right?
	And you and you wanted them pacified, and you wanted them complacent, and you wanted them to not really take up arms and do anything.
	Could you really do better than to have them thinking this way?
	Could you really do better than to have them anticipating this scenario that you that you've described here?
	I don't think you could.
	I don't think you could ever hope to do better to keep people under your illusion than this.
	Because it guarantees that into the future they're gonna have their minds trapped in your little uh paradigm, and they're gonna sit by waiting for the rest of the shitty things to happen.
	They're gonna sit by waiting for you to continue to fuck us over.
	So just give that some thought, okay?
	Just give it some thought.
	That's the process I went through.
	That's the sort of the things I noticed.
	That's sort of the thought process that occurred to me.
	And I figure, hey, maybe some of it will resonate with you.
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	So, anyway, I hope you enjoyed that.

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