I do not remember, because I have long lost interest in such prophecies. One of them is that Orthodox Christianity will be revived in Russia and there will be an Orthodox tsar. And when the antichrist comes, he will take possession of all the land except Russia. He will be afraid of the Russian tsar. This directly contradicts the Revelation of John the Theologian.
I am also skeptical of the prophecy attributed to the Reverend Paisius of Mount Athos. That Russia will take away Constantinople from Turkey by military means and give it to Greece.
Yeah, I'm not sure what I would make of those either. Never heard either of those before.
I do not see any logic. No relationship between war, famine and the growth of true faith. Superstitions are growing. And the preaching of true faith needs silence. War, famine, death, injury - this is an exam. But before taking the exams, you must: 1) go to university; 2) undergo training.
I'm simply saying that before men can have ears to hear, many must come to the place where they feel the need for God in their lives. When things are fine they have no need. But being in the midst of a war where one's life is being threatened, or not knowing where your next meal will come from, these are the types of situations that can cause men to call out to God in their need.
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