Goodbye, Cruel World!

In case you haven't noticed, the world as we know it is gone. Today, there's more chaos and darkness than ever before. Although the entire world has indeed been deceived throughout most of mankind's history, the veils of that deceit are lifting. However, only a tiny handful of people see what's really going on. The rest haven't. If you're a Canadian citizen who pays attention like me, you know the country we once loved is no more, and it will never come back. This is also the case with every other nation led by forces of darkness, all hell-bent (literally) to achieve their Agenda 2030, otherwise known as the New World Order.

Bridge Between Troubled Ground

Granted, in dreams, I witnessed province by province, region by region, Canada destroyed. The first set of these intensely graphic dreams began in 1986 as I stood on a tall bridge, high above the raging waters of a river. Apparently, I was in Vancouver, and the city was besieged with something truly cataclysmic. While on that bridge, everything to my left was nothing but death, chaos, and destruction. Everything on the right was the same. From both sides, people were yelling at me to get off the bridge.

By the laws of physics, they were right to conclude the bridge wasn't going to hold me up forever. Sooner or later, as this little world continued to rage against itself, the bridge would have to give way. However, I didn't see anything worth running to. It didn't matter if the land was to my left or if the land was to my right. The city was already a burning heap of ruins, and people were getting crushed and blown apart into oblivion.

I did fancy the idea of running to the right near the end of the dream. It really wasn't a better option than going to the left, but I also concluded at one point that the bridge wouldn't hold on much longer. However, just before I was close enough to run off the bridge, I heard a strong voice yell, "Stop!"

So, I stopped. Just as I did, it happened. The bridge was no longer attached to the side I was running to. As a reaction, I looked behind me to the left. The connection the bridge had to that land was also separated. At one point, it looked like that part of the bridge was going down. However, it wasn't. The land to the left acted like it violently vomited out the disdain it had for all the people who were on it. It surged up, blew, and then there was nothing but smoke and dust.

To my right, the land was breaking apart, too. I knew nobody was going to survive that, either. As for the bridge, we were, oddly enough, safe. In fact, instead of plunging to our deaths, the bridge remained steady and was taking us out of harm's way. There was no rhyme or reason to it, other than something truly supernatural was happening. By the time the dream was over, I knew it was God taking us away from a world that was utterly destroyed.

Dead Man's Land

It wasn't the first time I dreamt the world turning against all of the inhabitants who called it home. Even ten years before the bridge dream, I've witnessed darkness, chaos, death, and destruction that felt too prophetic to ignore. As a child, I didn't really understand the scope of the dreams, but I did know enough that the world itself would face its demise.

When COVID-19 became front-page news, and the lockdown was enforced, this brought back a dream I had in 1976 in vivid detail. That dream had people locked in dark rooms with no windows. Entire neighborhoods were forced, against their will, into something that made no sense. Before the dream ended, the people trapped in those dark rooms panicked as one of the walls began to move inward. I woke before witnessing all of the people in that room crushed to death.

Off and on, especially after the beginning of the 21st century, I've had dreams of the land destroying everyone on it. Despite different scenery, the pattern was the same. The dream started with the world plunging into darkness. In many cases, most people were oblivious to how perilous their situation had become. In other cases, they didn't have time to react. On both occasions, I witnessed people being destroyed.

There have been dreams when the city turns on itself and destroys every living thing in it. I've had dreams of entire islands and regions completely devastated. On every occasion, there was no escape for most of the people. Also, in every case, only a tiny remnant was saved, but not by the army or by any other global logic means. They were saved supernaturally. They were saved by Jesus, specifically.

Relocation Dreams

Another repeated dream pattern I've experienced is what I call "relocation dreams." Much of it was the same as the "world destroyed" dreams. There was chaos, confusion, and the reality that the world as everyone knew it was as good as gone. I've had dreams where those inside a special shelter were safe. However, these weren't shelters made by people. These were God's shelters as he housed people who were indeed saved by his grace.

Now, here's the kicker. The vast majority of people who assumed they were saved were not. They found themselves on the outside of the shelter, looking in. Among them, every negative emotion in the book was upon them. They were angry, confused, dismayed, and violent. None could understand why they were stuck to die with the rest of the global population, especially among those who made it clear there was no fear or love of God among them.

Among those inside (myself included), we could see people outside doing everything they could to get in. They were not able to. Instead of calming down and trusting God to let them in, they panicked even further and resorted to violence. Those so-called godly people demonstrated their true colors by acting as ungodly as it gets. There was no evidence of love among them. It was all pure hatred and spite, that's it. God saw through all that and rejected them for it.

Choosing Sides

Needless to say, 100% of the people God rejected had no regard for Jesus whatsoever. They apparently didn't get the memo that without him, there's no way they'd be able to reach God, nor access His Kingdom. Even among devoted bible readers and churchgoers, they fall into the lukewarm church category and wedding-related parables Jesus spoke of.

Remember the parable about the seeds getting caught up in the thickets and thorns. This describes people who trust false leaders and prophets instead of God to save them.

Another critical error made by the majority of the global population is embracing all seven deadly sins God spoke of as a chosen lifestyle. By doing so, they've demonstrated they love the world's ways, and not his.