1189 IRAN IS COLLAPSING - RAPTURE IS COMING

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1189 IRAN IS COLLAPSING - RAPTURE IS COMING 

9 Mar 2026 The video discusses the current situation in Iran, suggesting that the country is collapsing and that this is a sign of the end times, specifically the rapture. The speaker references biblical prophecies and news reports about attacks on Iran, including those from the United States and Israel, and suggests that these events are fulfilling these prophecies. The speaker also mentions a potential peace agreement between the US and Israel regarding the end of the conflict. 

Iran is reportedly attacking the United Arab Emirates, leading to a surge in oil prices and a potential energy crisis. The new Iranian supreme leader, Moshaba Hmeni, is facing threats from both Trump and Netanyahu. Amidst escalating global tensions, some believe these events are signs of the end times and the imminent rapture. 

The Unitri G1 robot made history by completing an autonomous walk in extreme cold temperatures of -47.4°C in Jing Jang, China. The video then shifts to a discussion about the state of the world, with comments expressing concerns about its sustainability and a belief that the end times are near. The speaker emphasises the importance of accepting Jesus Christ as one’s Saviour for eternal life, highlighting the sacrifice Jesus made on the cross for humanity’s sins. 

Key points

  • Current Global Events: The world is in turmoil, with Iran facing significant challenges and potential collapse, setting the stage for biblical prophecies to unfold. 
  • Imminent Prophetic Fulfilment: The speaker believes that the current events are leading to the rapture of the church and the seven-year tribulation, citing biblical passages like Ezekiel 38 and Jeremiah 49. 
  • Call to Spiritual Preparedness: The speaker urges believers to remain vigilant and spiritually prepared for the Lord’s return, emphasising the importance of recognising the signs of the times and not being caught off guard. 
  • Prophetic War: The speaker believes the current war will lead to the rapture of the church. 
  • Netanyahu’s Plan: Netanyahu announced a major surprise for Iran that will destabilise the country and urges Iranians to surrender. 
  • Biblical Prophecies: The speaker believes the current events are fulfilling biblical prophecies like Ezekiel 38:5 and Jeremiah 49:35. 
  • Iran War End Decision: Trump and Netanyahu will mutually decide when the 
  • Iran’s Aggression and Consequences: Iran’s attacks on various countries, including Israel and Arab nations, are causing casualties and prompting threats of retaliation. 
  • Impact on Arab Nations: Iran’s attacks have angered Arab nations, with Saudi Arabia threatening retaliation and Bahrain declaring force majeure for its oil shipments. 
  • Casualties in Israel: Two Chinese construction workers died in central Israel after failing to seek shelter during an attack. 
  • Iran’s Widespread Attack: Iran is reportedly attacking several countries in the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain. 
  • Global Oil Crisis: Iran’s actions have caused a significant disruption in oil transportation through the Strait of Hormuz, leading to a surge in oil prices and a potential global energy crisis. 
  • Oil Price Surge: Crude oil prices surged by 27% or $24 within four hours of GlobeEx trading. 
  • Trump’s Statement: President Trump stated that the short-term increase in oil prices is a small price to pay for USA and world safety and peace. 
  • Potential US Military Action: The US is considering sending special forces to seize Iran’s nuclear stockpile. 
  • New Supreme Leader of Iran: Moshaba Hmeni, son of the Grand Pua, is appointed as the new supreme leader of Iran. 
  • International Reactions: China and Putin call for an immediate halt to the attacks against Iran. 
  • Israel’s Actions: Israel is reported to have begun the takeover of southern Lebanon and taken down Hezbollah’s financial buildings. 
  • Global Conflicts and Instability: The text highlights various global conflicts and signs of instability, including the stock market plunge in Japan, tensions in the Middle East, and protests in Cuba. 
  • Religious Interpretations of Current Events: The text includes interpretations of current events from a religious perspective, suggesting that they fulfil biblical prophecies about the end times. 
  • End Times Prophecy: The text references biblical passages and quotes religious figures who believe that the world is witnessing the fulfilment of end times prophecies. 
  • Prophetic Interpretation: Rabbi Cassin connects the American-Israeli campaign against Iran to the final redemption of the Jewish people, predicting the imminent building of the third temple. 
  • Rapture Prediction: While some believe the rapture is 10-20 years away, the speaker believes it is imminent, citing recent earthquakes as evidence. 
  • Humanoid Robot in Extreme Cold: China’s Unitri G1 humanoid robot completed an autonomous walk in -53°F temperatures, marking a historical achievement for robotics. 
  • End Times Belief: The speaker shares a common belief with their audience that the end times are near, referencing biblical prophecies and current events as evidence. 
  • Importance of Faith: The speaker emphasises the importance of having faith in Jesus Christ for salvation and guidance during these turbulent times. 
  • Call to Action: The speaker urges viewers to reflect on their own beliefs and accept Jesus Christ as their saviour if they haven’t already. 
  • Jesus’s Purpose: Jesus came to die for humanity’s sins, offering everlasting life to those who believe in him. 
  • Salvation through Faith: Salvation is achieved by acknowledging one’s sins, believing in Jesus’s sacrifice, and accepting his righteousness. 
  • The Exchange on the Cross: Jesus took on humanity’s sins and, in return, offers his righteousness to those who believe in him. 
  • Salvation and Rapture: Salvation is achieved by believing in the atoning blood of Jesus and his finished work, leading to a new life in Christ and being rapture ready. 
  • Choice Between Heaven and Hell: Individuals have a choice between accepting Jesus’s sacrifice and spending eternity in heaven or rejecting it and facing judgement. 
  • Importance of the Decision: This is the most crucial decision one will ever make, as it determines one’s eternal fate. 
  • Salvation Message: Emphasises the importance of accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour for eternal salvation. 
  • Grace and Faith: Highlights that salvation is a gift of grace received through faith in Jesus Christ. 
  • Urgency of Decision: Stresses the urgency of choosing to follow Jesus, as it is the most important decision with eternal consequences.

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