All right, well, good morning and welcome to our weekly Bible prophecy update.

We're so glad that you're joining with us on Sunday mornings at 9 a.m. Hawaii time. We live stream

our Bible prophecy update. Also at 11.15 a.m. Hawaii time, we live stream

the sermon. And we're currently going through 1 Timothy verse by verse. And we are in chapter two in fact Lord willing today will complete

chapter two verses 5 through 15 it's a sermon I've titled when men are godly so

women you'll want to get the men to watch this at 1115 if you can. What we're going to do is look at the profound impact

of men being godly leaders in the home and in the church. A very interesting passage of Scripture. For those of you who read

ahead to stay ahead, you know what's ahead. Very interesting and a very, I should say,

misunderstood passage of scripture concerning men and women and God's authority and order. So that's at 1115. But

for now, for today's update, I want to talk with you about what I would do if I were the

devil in 2020. I'm not the devil, contrary to what some people have accused me of,

but I've been called worse, I suppose. But doubtless, you're familiar with Paul Harvey. And his,

if I were the devil, recorded back in the year 1965, which was 55 years ago. I've listened to it many, many times over the years, and as I listened to it and read through

it again this last week, I was struck by two prophecies that I see as being fulfilled in the

year 2020. Actually, they both tie in together,

the first of which is that of the subverting of churches.

And the second, which is the deifying of science.

I would suggest that COVID-19 is the proverbial final nail of science in the coffin of the church. And as Paul Harvey says it,

that's the rest of the story. For evidence of this, one need look no further than to this Christian post article

on Thursday about how 2,700 evangelicals are warning against politicizing the coronavirus and urging Christians to take the

vaccine. Here are a few quotes. A coalition of more than 2,700 high-profile evangelicals spanning the fields of science and religion

have signed onto a statement billed a Christian statement on science for pandemic times,

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