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THE WAR OF THE WORLDS (20 OF 39)

by James Merritt

Scripture: REVELATION 9
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The War of the Worlds (20 of 39)
James Merritt
Revelation 9:1


Introduction

1. With the advent of space travel and rockets and jets, there has developed a tremendous interest in that genre of literature and film known as "science fiction." one of the blockbuster movies of all time was about a little creature from outer space by the name of "e.t." one of the most popular television shows of all time was the show entitled "star trek." the first outer space hero that even little boys and girls today know about is the man called "buck rogers."

2. There has developed along with that a fascination with the possibility of an invasion from outer space. In 1938 a famous and today humorous incident took place involving the actor orson wells. He was narrating a part in the play entitled "the war of the worlds" over radio. Unsuspecting listeners who tuned in, not realizing that it was simply play-acting, actually believed that the state of new jersey was being invaded by martians. So realistic was this actor's portrayal, it almost sent an entire nation into panic.

3. Ironically, the bible teaches that some day a worldwide invasion is going to take place, but it will not be an invasion from outer space, but rather, from inner space. There is going to be unleashed an army of 200 million satanic soldiers who will do battle with the forces of earth. It will truly be "the war of the worlds." this war will be between the physical world of humanity and the spiritual world of hell. It will see more people killed than all of the other wars in all of human history combined. This war will make world war i and world war ii look like minor skirmishes.

4. We are going to read a descriptive picture of this war. But i warn you it will be both a depressing picture and a demoralizing picture. You are going to see horror, hurt, heartache, and heartbreak on an unprecedented scale, you are going to see the hardness of the hearts of lost mankind ...

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