global conflict causes financial instability and you are feeling it every day.

If you look at what's happening now, especially since the beginning of the pandemic,

government debt and money printing is off the charts. I mean, we've never experienced anything

like this. In fact, I think about half of the money that the government is now spending

is being printed by the Federal Reserve. So it's not really borrow and spend anymore.

It's print and spend. Welcome to Understanding the Times Radio with Jan Marquel.

Radio for the Remnant brought to you by Olive Tree Ministries. Today Jan and her guest,

economist Wilford Hahn, talk about money, a cunning cashless system, the black horse of

revelation and when your money might be turned off, I might the prosperity gospel play a role here.

Here is today's programming. Can you tell us about some of the important features of how

worldwide economics plays in in-time Bible prophecy? I'd be glad to end the pleasure to join

you Todd to talk about these things. The financial developments in-time financial developments

are all over the Bible. It's all full of prophecy. Prophecy speaks about many aspects of it.

In two important areas, I would point to, among many is the role in-time financial developments

have to have to occur before Israel can return to their land entirely. At least all the prophecies,

including the prophecies that apply to the early part of the millennium. And it's so fast

in because these things are happening. The second thing is the roles money have to play, at least

as the Bible tells us, Revelation 137 talks about assistive being in place at some point. We're not

too far from that. Almost all the ingredients are there, but a system has to be in place for all

monetary transactions. All commercial transactions have to be controlled. Who will be controlled.

So we certainly follow those developments. When you think about it, it has to happen from the

perspective of say Satan. Satan is not omnipresent, not like the Holy Spirit or God. And somehow he's

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