BOOK EXCERPT
Disrupting Tyrannical Global System F
or decades, Bible prophecy teachers have warned of a coming one-world government and religious system rising
in the last days. The prophet Daniel foresaw it, describing a terrifying beast with 10 horns that “shall devour the whole earth” (Daniel 7:23 NKJV). For over a decade, one man has stood at the center of that
controversy, the target of deep state attacks and spiritual warfare like few leaders in modern history: President Donald J. Trump. Loved by many, despised by more, feared by globalists, his
Powerful New Book Ties Trump to Bible Prophecies
His presidency carries an apocalyptic resonance unlike any that preceded it, write celebrated authors.
BY DAVID A. PATTEN politics is fleeting but prophecy is eternal.” With that, authors Troy Anderson and fourth- generation Indiana pastor Paul Begley launch
into Trump vs. the Beast: The Ten Kings Prophecy and the Bible’s Revelation of Coming Final Days, a book that reads current geopolitics through the lens of apocalyptic scripture. The central fi gure in their pilgrimage is President Don-
ald J. Trump, hailed by evangelical leaders and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alike as a modern- day King Cyrus anointed to do God’s work among the nations. The signposts the authors spotlight: Trump’s move of
the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, his embrace of evangeli- cal Christians, and his return to the White House after an assassin’s bullet in Butler, Pennsylvania, nearly changed the course of history. Building on their national bestseller Revelation 911: How
the Book of Revelation Intersects With Today’s Headlines, the new book argues Trump’s presidency carries an apocalyp- tic resonance unlike any before it. “The timing is very important,” Begley says. “Here you
are in a Middle East war with Iran, and Iran is close to get- ting the nuclear bomb. Israel is on the brink. And just imag-
presidency disrupted the advance of a system that was moving rapidly toward prophetic fulfillment. He challenged globalists unlike any president before him. He defended America’s borders. He halted an economic free fall. And suddenly the same voices calling for a “New World Order” and a “Great Reset” declared him the greatest threat to their vision.
This book does not claim Trump is the
Messiah. Jesus Christ alone holds that title. But history shows God often raises up unlikely figures to restrain evil, delay judgment, and serve as a catalyst for revival.
The beast of Revelation is not merely
a future dictator. It is a system in its final stages of formation: digital control, total surveillance, economic enslavement, and mass censorship. One day it will demand worship and kill those who refuse its mark. Could it be that God allowed a disruptor to slow that march,
if only for a time?
ine if Kamala Harris were president right now — where would we be? “That’s why I began to think: Maybe he is battling some-
thing bigger than just politics. He’s battling major global issues that are so prophetic — and God has put him there.” For Begley, the conviction crystallized in May 2017,
when Trump became the fi rst sitting U.S. president to pray at the Western Wall. “It began to be obvious to me that he was installed into the White House by the divine hand.” Anderson, an investigative reporter and editor, sees a
spiritual turnaround underway, particularly among the young. “From all my research, it appeared we were possibly on the verge of events depicted in the Book of Revelation,” he tells Newsmax. “But God seemed to sort of intervene.” The book also takes up the existential threat of an AI- dominated society, the “10 kings” prophecy of Revelation 17:12, the battle for Jerusalem, and plans for an end times “Great Harvest Revival.” As the authors write: “Trump has forced the invisible
into the light of day . . . This exposure is helping to slow the beast’s advance.”
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