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Volume IV – Chapter 26: Who Will Be the Antichrist?

21st Century Burning Bushes

Volume IV: End-Times and Wonders — Chapter 26

Who Will Be the Antichrist?

Luca Signorelli, Sermon and Deeds of the Antichrist, Orvieto Cathedral (public domain)
Luca Signorelli, Sermon and Deeds of the Antichrist, Orvieto Cathedral (public domain)

This page is a living companion to the chapter in the book. It summarizes the chapter, adds videos and resources, and will be updated as new developments unfold.

About This Chapter

Few topics generate more speculation than the identity of the Antichrist. Over two thousand years, candidates have ranged from Roman emperors and medieval popes to dictators, caliphs, and today even AI, aliens, and hybrid beings.

Scripture uses the word “antichrist” in only four verses, all in John’s letters, yet it gives a composite portrait of this figure from Daniel to Revelation. At his core he embodies deception, control, and counterfeit worship.

Burning Bushes in This Chapter

The Candidate Theories

The chapter profiles the Roman, Jewish, Muslim, and alien/hybrid Antichrist views, including the Mahdi and Dajjal comparison, and the Antichrist as Nimrod reborn.

Technology and the Mark of the Beast

Surveillance, digital identity, AI, and economic control show how a system like the Mark of the Beast could work.

Mystery Babylon

The Antichrist’s global religion and the one-world church, and the spirit of antichrist already at work in the world.

Watch

UFO Contact: The CIA, NASA, and the Vatican Came Looking for Him — Chris Bledsoe (see “Test the Spirits” in the chapter)

Latest Developments

Developments in technology, surveillance, and global religion that relate to this chapter will be posted here.

Recommendations

  • Anchor everything in Scripture.
  • Know the true Christ.
  • Test the spirits (1 John 4:1–3).
  • Beware of signs and wonders as validation.
  • Guard your digital discipleship.
  • Keep the eternal perspective — the Antichrist is a defeated enemy.

For this reason God sends them a powerful delusion so that they will believe the lie. (2 Thessalonians 2:11)

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