Well, hello and welcome to another episode of the Prophecy Proost podcast.

We've been talking this season about the apologetics of Bible prophecy or the apologetics

of the apocalypse.

What are we reading in scripture about prophecy of the future, so to speak, eschatology,

that we're seeing the trends for it or the stage being set today?

So it's been a really, really relevant, timely episodes, and this one is like that as well.

And we're going to be talking about the apologetic of lawlessness in the last day. So we're

going to be taking a close, deep dive on lawlessness and what it pretends for the end of days

and what we're seeing in our day. Amen. Yeah. And all of these episodes, including the episodes

with our guests, all help us do one thing. It helps us,

well, two things, helps us to understand the times. And then secondly, it helps us to explain

the times in an apologetic sense, in the sense that we are able to give a defense of our faith

to people. And again, you know, this entire season is sort of wrapped in this cloak of we can use

Bible prophecy to help people see the validity, the credibility, the authenticity, and the

authority of the scriptures today.

If you think about this for a second, in the world, who do people look to as

the ultimate authority or what do they look to as ultimate authority? And I think we'd have to say,

you know, yeah, because they're governments and their laws, do like that. In the end, you know,

people say, it's me. I'm the ultimate authority. It's my body, my choice. I do what I want to. You can't

infringe upon me. And so what we're saying is, is that no, it's not you, it's not me.

It's the Word of God. Why would you say such a bold thing? Well, we say it because the Word of God

has proven itself to be accurate, to be trustworthy,

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