Last August (2009) I received a copy of the only magazine that I currently subscribe to and the cover had a picture of The New World Order coin. Anyone capable of minting coins can be as creative as they please. This coin, however, is one that represents the goal of a few elites, and it received the publicity and approval of an important world leader.
The coin was minted in Belgium, and the website for the United Future World Currency, the maker of the coin, states:
“The world in a coin. This is our vision, our hope. It is a necessity and a challenge. What seems an impossible dream becomes an inevitable historic, economic and social process. It is an event which is intertwined with the fate of human evolution.
A single currency becomes the premise for an increasingly global planet. A virtual currency capable of speaking a single, comprehensible language to foster humankind’s innate desire to go farther, to surpass boundaries, and move towards true principles of peace, freedom, brotherhood and understanding beyond issues of race, political and religious beliefs and party interests.”
Who was the world leader publicizing the coin? If you didn’t see the headlines last July, they read:
Medvedev Shows Off Sample Coin of New ‘World Currency’ at G-8
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July 10 (Bloomberg) — Russian President Dmitry Medvedev illustrated his call for a supranational currency to replace the dollar by pulling from his pocket a sample coin of a “united future world currency.”
“Here it is,” Medvedev told reporters today in L’Aquila, Italy, after a summit of the Group of Eight nations. “You can see it and touch it.”
I never thought I would hear a Russian leader say such words. And they didn’t seem to bother the other world leaders meeting at the G-8 summit either.
There are many who are not aware of this story. Last week, Mr. Medvedev made a few comments about the New World Order in an interview. His comments were not nearly as telling as the statement he made last July.
Part of the reason I’m posting this story now was the bump that the stock market felt last week. It seems that a trillion dollars was lost on paper in just a few minutes. The following financial report makes it appear that everything is fine, that all is under control. However, it notes that changes must be made.
THE REPORT
The report says something that is not only being articulated in financial circles these days. Remarks like these are being made in political and religious meetings.
“After such a traumatic shock to the global economic and financial systems, it is unlikely the world will return to its pre-crisis state. The failures and their fixes have altered the landscape. Thus, traditional methods of analysis may need to be modified.
By viewing economies through a different prism, investors can define ‘a new world order.'”
Ten years ago, I never thought I would hear words like these in my lifetime. I know that President Bush Sr. mentioned the term “New World Order” several times, but few at the time took the man seriously.
I don’t know how soon there will be a one world “currency,” but the Bible tells of a time where there will be a method whereby all buying and selling will be monitored. A Russian leader holding up a coin that indicates a willingness to join with all nations economically; it’s almost unbelievable, but it fits well with Bible prophecy.
This is where I may lose those of you who are still reading this, but I’ll take that chance.
There was a Hebrew prophet named Daniel who had a dream before 500 B.C. It’s recorded in the Old Testament book of Daniel in chapter 7. The dream was about a lion, a bear, and a leopard. There are many different views of the meaning of this dream.
Many would say that relating things in a dream that’s 2500 years old to events occurring in our time is, simply, egotistical. Because of where we are in time, we naturally have an egocentric view of things. In this case, however, there are valid reasons to link the dream with current events.
I think that the bear in the dream represents the Russia of the modern era. I wouldn’t bet my life on it, but I think it is the best view of many given by Bible scholars. Dr. Henry Morris, Gary Stearman, and J. R. Church are a few who think that this is a good possibility.
You can see why the above stories intrigue me. Together with other Bible prophecies that point to a one world government, things happening in our time are fascinating.
So much for my opinion. Write a comment and share yours.
If you want to see a short video from the folks who published the article it is no longer available and the Youtube account associated with it has been terminated along with the website of “United Future World Currency.”(Updated May/2020) It seems people with resources can create and destroy things like this in little time. I have scant doubt something akin to a one world currency will be back.
If you’d like to know more about Daniel chapter 7 (the view I currently think is the best), click here:
Christian Media on the “Last Days”
The leopard of Daniel 7? Is it Germany? Germany is the wealthiest power in the Eurozone and is consolidating power after “giving” a large sum to “help” others with their problems. These two short reports are very enlightening:
May 11, 2010:
Germany news report
March 17th, 2010:
another German news report
Chris Reimers
AMERICA IS BROKE
May 18, 2010As I made my way down Grand Avenue a few weeks ago, another sign was up. It read, “Retirement Sale.” Tommy’s, a furniture and appliance store, is another local business that is calling it quits.
Yesterday, the destination was Sears. The brakes had to be fixed. Surprisingly, several businesses had closed on the “happenin” side of town since the last time I’d been there. In fairness there were a few new ones.
Why mention these observations?
It doesn’t take a financial guru to know that we’re in trouble after reading this line from an online article yesterday:
The United States’ national debt will soon reach 100 percent of gross domestic product, the International Monetary Fund predicts in a new report.
(A more recent report says that Debt held by the public is projected to rise in relation to the size of the economy each year, reaching 118 percent of GDP by 2033.)
We are not that far away from facing numbers similar to Greece, a tiny country whose financial situation caused the New York Stock Exchange to plunge 1000 points recently.
Many baby-boomers are expecting soon (and for a long time) to collect social security benefits from a system that they have paid into for years. One can reasonably question how the money will appear.
It looks like Bible prophecy, as I understand it, may soon be fulfilled. The scriptures tell of a time when all buying and selling are monitored. They speak of a time of travail.
“Do not worry about your life.” These are the words of Jesus. The words are mentioned here because the above information could easily cause anxiety. The Bible also says that if you don’t work you won’t eat. Many Americans are hard working people. There is a growing number, however, that expect others to do their work for them. There is another group that is willing to go deep into debt to have what their friends have.
Some schools are now providing more than breakfast and lunch to hungry youngsters. Dinner is also a part of the school day in some school districts.
Admittedly, many parents have lost jobs and can’t provide food for their children. A majority of Americans used to feel unwarranted shame if their hard work wasn’t enough to put food on the table. Today, a large portion of the culture has come to expect “help.” Many buy things they can’t afford before thinking of paying for the “free” meals their children are getting at school.
The cost of today’s cultural attitudes is our freedom. Nothing comes without a price. The government will feed our kids in exchange for the ability to shut the possibility of the existence of a supreme being out of our classrooms.
Why are we broke?
We have decided, in a slow and methodical manner, to remove God from the process. If you want to see where we’ve come from, check out the following story. It is found within another “Wings” post.
https://chrisreimersblog.wordpress.com/2010/04/18/is-the-census-bureau-encouraging-people-to-lie-is-the-national-day-of-prayer-unconstitutional
Christian principles, practiced by those who came before us, took this nation to great heights. Over the past 120 years or so, a growing segment of our society has decided that Christian principles are intolerant. This view has accelerated in the last few decades.
The God who blessed this nation is someone that many don’t want to hear from anymore.
Why should anyone be surprised that we are in our situation? We are not only broke financially. It is much worse than that. We are also broke spiritually, something that can only be fixed by turning back to the God that made this country great.
Chris Reimers
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