The Shocking Biblical Prophecies Unfolding

Many people are always questioning the correlations of the Bible to the recent events going on in the world today. For instance, escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have led many to examine scriptures like those in the Book of Daniel and Revelation for parallels, as ufa emerges as a focal point in discussions of end-times fulfillment. This article is going to focus on the seven prophecies of the prophecy news watch themes and using the Bible and the news to be as neutral as possible to provide context and avoid bias.

Overview

The site prophecynewswatch.com is an example of an outlet that tries to connect current events to biblical prophecies, focusing predominantly on eschatology, or end times study. The site looks at current events like natural disasters, wars, and societal changes, and connects them to biblical prophecies like those found in the book of Ezekiel, Matthew 24, and Revelation. Experts believe since the beginning of the global crisis in 2020, the level of global instability and the number of people looking for updates has increased. Most of the niche audience in the field of journalism is interested in focusing on what progress has been made in global prophecy reporting.

First Prophecy: Wars and Rumors of Wars

Jesus speaks in Matthew 24:6-7 about “wars and rumors of wars" as an end times precursor, and is what we see today with the current conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. These and other wars have lead to 2025 forecasts of 50 reported wars globally. Prophecy news analysts attribute the Gog-Magog prophecy of Ezekiel 38 to current Russian and Iranian alliances, while skeptics attribute them to geopolitics and not a divine prophecy. These analysts believe the Russian and Iranian alliances signal increased global volatility. The current proxy and cyber wars further support this belief. Church leaders note these events and the accompanying fear that is created and call for a balanced calm approach.

Second Prophecy: Earthquakes in Diverse Places

Matthew 24:7 discusses how there will be “earthquakes in diverse places,” and the USGS supports this with facts showing how there has been a 20% increase in the world’s earthquakes ranging 6 or higher. More recently, there have been the 2025 Turkey-Iran swarm and the earthquakes in the Pacific Ring of Fire. These earthquakes have displaced many people. Many commentators relate this to one of the seals in the book of revelation, however, many seismologists attribute this to the effects of tectonic shifts and the weather.  

There are many people who have to resettle after the 2025 Japan Earthquake who have brought new lives to the locations in which they have settled. The people are very generous and often provide assistance to those in need during emergencies. This usually has a basis in the scriptures and is a part of their religious practices.

Third Prophecy: Pestilences and Plagues

The same chapter discusses the upcoming “pestilences” which is a reference to COVID-19 and to the 2025 avian flu which will impact over 50 nations. Pandemic reports that are released by the World Health Organization are showing that because of the way people are living, there will be more pandemics that will be caused by the ways people travel, and the places that they live. In order to relate the reports of Prophecy News Watch, the pale horse in the book of revelation is titled Death, and thus, he is responsible for spreading Death. Critics say that because of the advancements in medicine, we will not have plagues as there were in Bible times, and they suggest to improve our focus, instead of bringing panic and focusing on the situation.

Survivors create stories which inspire others. Most survivors of disasters are people of faith and they inspire others through their stories.  Their stories have a central purpose that focuses on the faith that brings people together.

Fourth Prophecy: Drought & Hunger

The 2025 food shortages in Africa from 2025 will be an example of the famine described in Revelation 6:5-6 when a black horse signifies famine.  UN data states 783 million people are going hungry, an increase of 150 million people since 2019.  Damage caused to the food supply predicts famine, which economic experts attribute to climate change, food wars, and the food supply chain.  Prophecy news watch suggests famine parallels with the warning of Hosea 4:10.

 Aid organizations remain hopeful.  Innovative, drought resistant crops will be used to harvest food famine.

Fifth Prophecy: The Widespread of False Prophets

In 2025, Acts 24:11: “Many will be deceived by the false prophets” will be evident regarding the exponential increase of AI prophets, and cults and cult-like trends.  Multitudes are caught in the social media web, and false prophets who claim divine wisdom.  AI is Theologians debate whether AI will play a role in the Deception, 2 Thessalonians 2. Prophecy news watch encourages the reading of the Bible, especially for the new AI cults.

Christian Discernment Ministries encourage and teach critical thinking, especially Bible-based.

Sixth Prophecy: The Persecuting of Saints

The persecution of saints is predictive of Matthew 24:9.  The for 360 million Christians in 2025, persecution is a reality from Africa's insurgencies to Asia's Airports. Saints are to be hated for “my name's sake” (Matt 24:9).  Prophecy news watch views the persecution of Saints as tribulation birth pains.  Faith suffers as human rights advocates ignore the focus of their advocacy and policy change.

The enduring of faith, the stories of thriving, underground churches, is inspiring.

Seventh Prophecy: Gospel Preached Worldwide

Before the world ends, Mark 13:10 states that the gospel must reach "all nations." By 2025, Wycliffe Bible Translators projects that Bible apps and satellite technology will offer the scriptures in over 3500 languages. Prophecy news watch considers this a prophecy being fulfilled, but missionaries point out that even if countries have Digitally Accessible Scriptures, that does not mean the people will understand them. 

Evangelism goes even futher with VR missions, which effectively bridge and close cultural gaps. 

Implications for Today’s Believers

Through a prophecy news watch, these prophecies call for vigilance. 2 Timothy 1:7 speaks to this, reminding believers they are not to be fearful, and that they can have love, and a self-controlled mind. There are many different theologians from varying end-time belief systems, but they all serve to unite the people through their varied perspectives. Events like the escalations in the Middle East in January 2026 serve to stir the pot and facilitate discourse, but the Bible places the most emphasis on living a holy life, not setting dates on a calendar. 

Engage communities wisely, allowing these signs to draw people into more profound faith journeys.