How the Cyberattacks Fit Into End-Times Prophecies

A cyberattack struck much of the world over the weekend.
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One hundred fifty countries now grapple with the aftermath of a worldwide cyberattack that struck over the weekend.

The malware automatically downloaded and demanded users enter a ransom or remain locked out of their computers.

“This is interesting because this can collapse a country in a matter of seconds,” Mondo de la Vega says on Revelation in the News.

But there’s more to the cyberattack than meets the eye—or is being reported by the mainstream news.

“When God gave me the great download about 17 years ago on the beginning of the year 2000, He spoke to me and one of the things would be great confusion in computers, meaning cyber warfare” Jim Bakker says.

Watch the video to see exactly how this fits into end-times prophecies.

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