The wording used in Joel concerning these locusts seems more aptly descriptive of organized soldiers sent by Jehovah for a specific purpose.
It doesn’t appear to me that the present immigrant crises flooding the nations ,while destructive to any nation’s economy, could be the tool Jehovah brings into countries to collapse them.
The locusts described seems more descriptive of the sum total of the worlds military forces who’ll be aligned under the flag of the future eighth king and fully capable of imposing his dictates on everyone.
Not hordes of ragtag unfocused immigrant mobs looting and raping.
The technological and surveillance capabilities of this last king will leave no hiding places for anyone. Even now the governments ability to know our location at any given moment via cell phone, toll road transponders, video cameras on drones and public utility poles, facial recognition devices throughout the city even the ability to eavesdrop on us in real time through the screen of a smart tv or the Siri/Alexa devices many own.
Smart electrical meters can even reveal what room a person is in based on a light switch being turned on or the electricity drawn from an appliance.
And of course the ability to monitor and control what you’ll be able to buy or sell will be online soon for sure when their digital money appears.
Just an opinion. Our actual future results may vary.
“ The invaders charge.They climb barricades. Nothing stops them.
Each soldier does what he’s told,so disciplined, so determined.They don’t get in each other’s way. Each one knows his job and does it.Undaunted and fearless, unswerving, unstoppable.They storm the city, swarm its defenses,Loot the houses, breaking down doors, smashing windows.They arrive like an earthquake, sweep through like a tornado.Sun and moon turn out their lights,stars black out.God himself bellows in thunder as he commands his forces. Look at the size of that army!And the strength of those who obey him!God’s Judgment Day—great and terrible.Who can possibly survive this?”
Joel.2.7.Joel.2.11
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