WW3 & the Peace Treaty
About this sermon
In “WW3 & the Peace Treaty,” Pastor Dean Odle presents a Scripture-centered message about Israel in prophecy, Bible prophecy, faith. Drawing especially from Ezekiel 38, Revelation 9, Isaiah 26, Revelation 18, the teaching emphasizes that the sermon relates Israel’s place in Scripture to the unfolding prophetic picture. Odle connects that foundation with the conviction that prophecy should produce discernment, readiness, and faithfulness rather than speculation alone.
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Odle focuses on divine judgment while working through Ezekiel 38, Revelation 9, Isaiah 26. The message argues that God’s judgment is treated as righteous, certain, and a reason to repent while mercy is offered. It connects this with the conviction that prophecy should produce discernment, readiness, and faithfulness rather than speculation alone. The practical emphasis is to remain watchful, grounded in Scripture, and ready to obey Christ.
Odle focuses on Israel in prophecy while working through Ezekiel 38, Revelation 9, Revelation 18. The message argues that the sermon relates Israel’s place in Scripture to the unfolding prophetic picture. It connects this with the conviction that prophecy should produce discernment, readiness, and faithfulness rather than speculation alone. The practical emphasis is to remain watchful, grounded in Scripture, and ready to obey Christ.
Odle focuses on Israel in prophecy while working through Amos 9, Isaiah 11. The message argues that the sermon relates Israel’s place in Scripture to the unfolding prophetic picture. It connects this with the conviction that prophecy should produce discernment, readiness, and faithfulness rather than speculation alone. The practical emphasis is to remain watchful, grounded in Scripture, and ready to obey Christ.
Odle focuses on Israel in prophecy while working through Ezekiel 38. The message argues that the sermon relates Israel’s place in Scripture to the unfolding prophetic picture. It connects this with the conviction that God calls believers to reject compromise and pursue practical holiness. The practical emphasis is to remain watchful, grounded in Scripture, and ready to obey Christ.
Odle focuses on Israel in prophecy while working through Amos 7. The message argues that the sermon relates Israel’s place in Scripture to the unfolding prophetic picture. It connects this with the conviction that unresolved offense can become bitterness, while forgiveness releases judgment to God and protects the heart. The practical emphasis is to trust God’s promises and refuse decisions governed by fear.
Odle focuses on Israel in prophecy while working through Revelation 9, Revelation 16. The message argues that the sermon relates Israel’s place in Scripture to the unfolding prophetic picture. It connects this with the conviction that prophecy should produce discernment, readiness, and faithfulness rather than speculation alone. The practical emphasis is to remain watchful, grounded in Scripture, and ready to obey Christ.
Odle focuses on Israel in prophecy while working through Daniel 8, Daniel 11, Revelation 13. The message argues that the sermon relates Israel’s place in Scripture to the unfolding prophetic picture. It connects this with the conviction that Jerusalem is presented as a biblical and prophetic focal point in God’s purposes. The practical emphasis is to respond with honest repentance and concrete obedience.
Odle focuses on prayer while working through Revelation 9. The message argues that prayer expresses dependence on God and prepares believers to hear and obey Him. It connects this with the conviction that biblical faith trusts God’s character and acts upon His promises. The practical emphasis is to seek God in prayer and act on what Scripture requires.
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him that is thirsty lord you promised like in the book of habakkuk you said and you led the the prophet to pray that in wrath remember mercy in the midst of the years of judgment lord revive us again lord i believe that's what you're going to do in jesus name amen as a matter of fact i want you to turn i didn't plan on this but i want you to turn to the book of habakkuk or habakkuk people pronounce it different ways before i get into this message this morning i want you to see this very important little book it's only three chapters long but it's a powerful book because it was the prophet dealing with the issue he was struggling with of why does the lord use the wicked to bring judgment why does the lord use the wicked and allow the wicked to even bring judgment to people more righteous than than they are but can i say this if the lord brings judgment it's always because he loves us and he's merciful and that even through his judgment he gets us to turn and i'll show you a verse about that because some pretty devastating things are coming my message this morning is world war iii and the peace treaty and this is a look at the prophesied war of ezekiel 38 39 and revelation 9 and the events that will follow and i felt like i needed to come today and share with you some updates of some things that are going on and kind of give you an outline of what you can look for in a days ahead now some of the things you've heard me say but i'm going to try to help you nail them down in the bible so we're going to even though i've mentioned some of these things i haven't really taught on these things but about habakkuk here or habakkuk you know he asked that question in chapter one you can read it and in verse you know one through four there or so but this was his prayer when god finally explained him some things to to him and this is chapter three verse one a prayer of habakkuk the prophet verse two oh lord i heard thy speech and i was afraid see it's not pleasant prophets prophets have to hear what god says the good the bad and ugly amen and this prophet goes i heard what you had to say about and this was about the babylonian invasion and the judgment upon israel it was going to be horrible nebuchadnezzar was no saint
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okay babylonians were vicious and cruel but he says here oh lord i have heard your speech and was afraid well you talk about a subject like this world war three possibly 2.3 billion people being killed in the next world war it's not something that you want to hear it's not something you even want to talk about and i can honestly say that in studying the bible and in prophetic dreams and hearing god's voice and that i've heard these things i've heard things that make me afraid sometimes that i don't like to hear and i don't like to talk about but this is what the prophet did and this is what i believe we need to do and we need to encourage people to because i believe it's going to happen and i believe i see it in more than one place but he says in the midst of this lord i've heard your speech and i was afraid oh lord revive your work in the midst of years of the years of judgment and wrath is what he's talking about in the midst of the years make known in wrath remember mercy because he knew he wasn't going to get the lord to stop his judgment that was going to come on israel and jerusalem and judah and so on he wasn't going to stop it but he said lord in the midst of it i pray that you will revive your work that you will do a mighty work see the reason i believe he prayed this and there's something that we know i want you to turn to isaiah 26 isaiah 26 is a verse that just keeps coming up again and again and of course there's a lot of end time prophecy in the book of isaiah chapter 24 25 26 even 27 talks about the the day of the lord's great wrath but in twenty six there's a verse there verse nine i want you to go down well even let's let's read verse eight yea in the way of thy judgments o lord have we waited for you you hear what i'm saying everybody there isaiah 26 90 says yea in the way of thy judgments o lord we have waited for you the desire of our soul is to thy name and to the remembrance of you with my soul have i desired you in the night yea with my spirit within me will i seek you early or diligently for when your judgments are in the earth the inhabitants of the world will learn righteousness look what he says in verse 10 let favor
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be shown to the wicked yet he will not learn righteousness in the land of uprightness he will deal unjustly he will not behold the majesty of the lord and boy have we ever seen that in america god has given to america great favor great blessing great prosperity has it made us more righteous no when god's judgments are in the earth people will learn righteousness that's why on 9 11 and thereafter church attendance all over america went up why does it have to take that why does it have to take some horrible event to scare us back to god now god didn't do 11 but he didn't stop it either see a lot of people don't understand that a lot of the judgments that come are not necessarily god doing them it's just him stepping back going you don't want me okay then you'll be on your own and man on his own will destroy himself right god doesn't really have to do a whole lot man by himself will destroy himself we need god amen we need him but he says here that when his judgments are in the earth people will learn righteousness i love how people always try to use this verse um goodness i believe it's in uh romans about the goodness of god leads us to repentance right well they take that kind of out of its context because guess what if whatever matter god uses to lead us to righteousness is still his goodness right if he blesses us and that's good enough to get our attention and lead us to righteous well amen hallelujah right but if not if he has to bring judgment if he has to bring correction or discipline then if it brings us to repentance and righteousness and the fear and respect of god then that is still his goodness see this is what they don't seem to grasp in this world whatever god does whatever he does no matter how it appears to us good bad mean fair unfair unjust just it doesn't matter what it appears to us because his thoughts are much higher than our thoughts his ways are much higher than our ways and through everything he does it is motivated by his goodness and mercy because he knows what is best and he knows the end from the beginning he knows who will rebel and who will submit he knows everything and so everything that he does or everything that he allows is still in his goodness and his mercy and if he has to let judgments come upon the earth for the inhabitants
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of the world to learn righteousness then so be it because so many don't understand anyway they're so caught up in this world is in this temporal life of ours is what's most important we have even christians we have got to switch over and realize that that yes life here is important and what we do and how we treat people and what we believe and and how we act all that's important but this life is still temporary it's about eternal life with god or without god that's what's most important and god looks at everything he does through the the eyes of his knowledge of eternity i told one guy recently i said god's already had one rebellion in heaven he's not having another that's why he's going to filter out who goes and who doesn't go through all this stuff that's going to happen on this world and i believe god's going to allow things to happen both to the church both to israel both to to the the evil and the good to find out who will serve him and love him and trust him even when it appears he's being unjust unfair or cruel god lets things be stumbling blocks god steps back sometimes will you trust me if everything falls apart will you still love me if everything in this life in this world goes to hell in a handbasket will you still trust me and love me and serve me and walk with me no matter what happens to you or what you see happening around you see there were two thieves hung on the cross crosses beside jesus and one cursed him and said if you're the son of god get us down from here and actually both of them cursed for a while but one finally changed that just shows we've all sinned and we've all been against god at one point or another but one finally said lord this man has done nothing wrong he finally saw it he finally got it this is the righteous sinless son of god lamb of god he heard the conversation of jesus while he was hanging on the cross the prayers forgiving those who just nailed him there blowing this man's mind and he says remember me when you come in your kingdom one cursed and so why don't you deliver us and ended up going to hell and the other one just submitted to it said lord just let me be with you in eternity i don't care what happens now amen
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