Some people believe the news of Wars from the middle east, Ukraine, Russia will bring about the end of the world, probably by the start of a new world war.

Is this true? Any proof?

Yes is part of the signs of last days but Mathew 24:6 last line says " but the end is not yet" but verse 14 says "And the good news of the kingdom will be preached in all the inhabited Earth for a witness to all the nations and the end will come" So if we want kingdom to come we need to preach to all nations and tongues we can then expect the kingdom to come. Op tell your pastor to preach to everybody and you members should preach too.

Does sex news means sex is expensive

No its just a sign but the end is not yet

Read Matthew 24 v 4-8;
4 Jesus answered: “Watch out that no one deceives you.

5 For many will come in my name, claiming, ‘I am the Messiah,’ and will deceive many.

6 You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come.

7 Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be famines and earthquakes in various places.

8 All these are the beginning of birth pains.



Then read Matthew 24 v 14 & 15 for the things that’ll happen for the end to come;

14 And this GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOM will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, AND THEN THE END WILL COME

15 “So when you see standing IN THE HOLY PLACE the abomination that causes desolation, spoken of through the prophet Daniel—let the reader understand—


Wars and rumours of wars, earthquakes, pestilence, nations rising against nations and kingdoms against kingdoms are signs of THE BEGINNING OF BIRTH PANGS, not the end time itself. These are two different things.

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Wars were fought in the 1800s. End no near that time abi.

Its all a myth

viyon02:
Yes is part of the signs of last days but Mathew 24:6 last line says " but the end is not yet" but verse 14 says "And the good news of the kingdom will be preached in all the inhabited Earth for a witness to all the nations and the end will come" So if we want kingdom to come we need to preach to all nations and tongues we can then expect the kingdom to come. Op tell your pastor to preach to everybody and you members should preach too.

The answer is actually NO! If you look closely at Matthew 24 which you quoted from you will find that instead the verse you reference goes instead to answering a different question which was asked Jesus by His disciples.

1 Jesus left the Temple area and was walking away. But his followers came to him to show him the Temple’s buildings.
2 He asked them, “Are you looking at these buildings? The fact is, they will be destroyed. Every stone will be thrown down to the ground. Not one stone will be left on another.”
3 Later, Jesus was sitting at a place on the Mount of Olives. The followers came to be alone with him. They said, “Tell us when these things will happen. And what will happen to prepare us for your coming and the end of time?”
4 Jesus answered, “Be careful! Don’t let anyone fool you.
5 Many people will come and use my name. They will say, ‘I am the Messiah.’ And they will fool many people.
6 You will hear about wars that are being fought. And you will hear stories about other wars beginning. But don’t be afraid. These things must happen before the end comes.
7 Nations will fight against other nations. Kingdoms will fight against other kingdoms. There will be times when there is no food for people to eat. And there will be earthquakes in different places.
8 These things are only the beginning of troubles, like the first pains of a woman giving birth... - Matthew 24 vs 1 - 29

From verse 3 through verse 29, Jesus Christ carefully responds to the first question asked of Him by His followers regarding the end of the days, the final days of the temple in Jerusalem — the end of God's judgment against the Nation of Israel which began over 500 years before that point in time. All this took place over 1900 years ago.

Verses 30-35 contain His response to the second question asked of the coming and the end of time.