Is the Epstein Scandal a Sign of the Coming Judgment?

Somewhere between the third and fourth million pages of the Epstein files, you stop seeing a criminal enterprise and start seeing a church. A twisted, satanic church fueled by the most unspeakable acts imaginable.

The mainstream media wants to neatly package this scandal as simple "sex trafficking." But the truth is far more disturbing. These files describe something that uses crime the way a church uses a collection plate - the crime funds the operation, and the operation is worship. Twisted, demonic worship.

Symbols of the Occult Look past the celebrity gossip and flight logs. Ignore the politicians pointing fingers across the aisle, as if the whole rotten system isn't part of the problem. The Epstein files reveal dedicated ritual infrastructure - temples, bank accounts named after Canaanite gods, a clinical staging system for the "spiritual effects" of raping children.

This isn't the work of common criminals. Criminals want money and power. They steal, lie, and kill to get it. But they don't build temples or meticulously document their dark rituals. No, what the Epstein files expose is something far more sinister - a global network of sorcerers engaged in unspeakable acts to gain supernatural power.

A Harbinger of Judgment? From a biblical perspective, this level of depraved, ritualistic evil has echoes of the judgment prophesied in the end times. The prophet Daniel foresaw a time when "the people who know their God shall be strong, and carry out great exploits. And those of the people who understand shall instruct many" (Daniel 11:32-33).

Yet alongside this revival, Daniel also warned of a "king" who "shall do according to his own will: he shall exalt and magnify himself above every god, shall speak blasphemies against the God of gods" (Daniel 11:36). This ungodly ruler would persecute and martyr the righteous, setting himself up as the object of worship.

Could the Epstein scandal be a harbinger of this biblical judgment to come? A chilling glimpse into the depravity and spiritual darkness that will characterize the end times? As believers, we must remain vigilant, standing firm in our faith no matter how dark the world becomes. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.