PROPHECY

The King of the North

Also: little horn, king of the north Daniel 11, Gog of Magog, scarlet beast, Daniel 11:45

Daniel's final king, described as 'different' from every nation before it. Not a state but a transnational network operating through Freemasonry, Rothschild capital and political Zionism, which planted itself in the holy land and comes to its end with no one to help it.

Different in kind

(Da 7:24) And still another one will rise up after them, and he will be different from the first ones, and he will humiliate three kings.

Every kingdom Daniel saw had borders, an army and rulers who rose and fell. The little horn rises among them and is described as unlike any of them. That one word eliminates Russia, Britain, Germany and every other nation-state that has been proposed. The entity that is categorically different from a nation is one with no borders of its own, which cannot be voted out or invaded, and which moves across nations using them as instruments. Daniel 8:24 confirms the method: "His power will become great, but not through his own power," and Daniel 8:25 adds that he succeeds by cunning and deception.

The same power under four names

Daniel 7 calls it the little horn. Daniel 11 calls it the king of the north, who "will plant his palatial tents between the sea and the beautiful holy mountain" (Daniel 11:45), not by conquest but by maneuver. Ezekiel 38 calls it Gog, whose coalition includes "the house of Togarmah from the far north" (Ezekiel 38:6), the brother house of Ashkenaz in Genesis 10:3. Revelation 17 calls it the scarlet beast carrying the harlot. Four prophets, six centuries apart, one structure.

The name

The study on this site identifies the king of the north as the Zionist transnational network, built in three stages: Freemasonry, which the French Revolution brought into the open; Rothschild capital, which took the debt of Britain at Waterloo and the money supply of America in 1913; and political Zionism, which turned two world wars into the League of Nations, the United Nations and the state declared on May 14, 1948. Daniel 7:25 says the horn would "intend to change times and law" and harass the holy ones, and the Revolution's dechristianization and new calendar were its first move.

What he does next

Daniel 11:29-30 says the king of the north is turned back by the ships of Kittim, western powers that frustrate him without conquering him, and that he then turns his rage on the holy covenant. Daniel 11:38 says he honors a god of fortresses his fathers never knew. Daniel 11:45 says he comes to his end with no one to help him, and the very next verse (Daniel 12:1) is Michael standing up and a time of distress unlike any before. Identifying him correctly is a matter of knowing where we are on the timeline.

SCRIPTURES CITED

  • Daniel 7:24

    “he will be different from the first ones…”

  • Daniel 8:24-25

    “His power will become great, but not through his own power…”

  • Daniel 11:29-30

    “ships of Kittim will come against him…”

  • Daniel 11:38

    “to the god of fortresses he will give glory…”

  • Daniel 11:45

    “he will plant his palatial tents between the sea and the beautiful holy mountain…”

  • Daniel 12:1

    “And during that time Michael will stand up…”

  • Ezekiel 38:2, 6

    “the house of Togarmah from the far north…”

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