From the devastating fires in Texas and California to deadly blazes in Australia, and from the extensive wildfires in Canada to the current fires raging across Israel, our world seems increasingly ablaze. The 2024 wildfire season has seen significant fires across multiple continents, leaving destruction and suffering in their wake.

But who is responsible for all these fires?

Is it global warming? Is it the New World Order? Is it a sinister enemy? Maybe someone else?

Everyone is looking for someone to blame, but there is one very important question that anyone claiming to believe in God must ask aloud:

If God exists and is truly all-powerful, then why does He allow all this injustice to exist? Why doesn’t He stop all this destruction and devastation?

For four years, I have been trying to explain—through various lectures—that we are in the very midst of the Days of the Final Judgment!

Therefore, it doesn’t matter at all what or who brings the Judgment upon us—everything happens according to the Laws of Creation.

Those who want to continue seeking culprits, or to continue sitting on the fence reading my posts over a cup of coffee without understanding that everything happening now is the final opportunity for the radical change each one of us is required to make—will simply lose their minds, because reality will only intensify! Let me say it much more clearly and severely: they will not pass through the Judgment!

Where is God in all this?

I’ll let the prophet Jeremiah explain it to you, because his profound explanation for the burning of the First Temple in Jerusalem applies exactly to the fires raging currently in Israel:

The most revolutionary aspect of Jeremiah’s prophecy is the description of the cruel Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar as God’s servant: “Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon, my servant.” (25:9, 27:6, 43:10).

The title “my servant” expresses a special relationship of closeness to God and therefore is a title for those who can be considered God’s servants and messengers.

This title appears in the Bible in several places and refers only to prophets and those of high spiritual rank such as Abraham, Jacob, Moses, Joshua Ben Nun, King David, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and others.

And here, a foreign king who acts with cruelty against the people of Israel and destroys the Temple receives this honorable title!

What is happening here?

In fact, “my servant” means: an instrument for carrying out God’s Plan.

Unlike the prophets who were aware that they were only faithful instruments serving God’s Will, Nebuchadnezzar is unaware that he is merely a messenger fulfilling the Law of Cause and Effect!

The people of Israel sinned, and ironically, it is precisely Israel’s enemy who was chosen to be God’s servant to bring punishment upon them; and not only that, but God determined that the Babylonian Empire would rule for 70 years, and any resistance to it is resistance to God’s Will that would lead to disastrous consequences!

So, if you are willing to stop looking for culprits, if you are truly ready to delve into the reasons for the situation we have reached, and if you want to understand—once and for all—what the meaning of the Final Judgment of the End of Days is—read the article “Prophets versus Empires” at https://almaschool.org/articles-stories.

This article presents the incisive words of the biblical prophets, which are relevant to our current period—therefore, anyone who wants to understand what is really happening now is invited to examine it deeply.

The prophets can offer much help to mankind—but they cannot take away the free will of each human being.

And now the choice is in your hands: to choose life or death.