1478 What will happen on the 19th?

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1478 What will happen on the 19th? 

18 Mar 2026 The speaker discusses a strong feeling from God about the significance of March 19th, encouraging viewers to read all chapters 19 in the Bible. They also share an article about Israel’s claim that their Messiah will arrive on March 19th, potentially marking the beginning of the end times and the rise of the Antichrist. The speaker emphasises the urgency for people to accept Jesus Christ as their Saviour before it’s too late. 

The speaker warns of impending doom, citing biblical prophecies about the end times. They emphasise the importance of having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, describing it as the most fulfilling relationship imaginable. The speaker expresses eagerness for the rapture and encourages viewers to seek salvation and prepare for the end times.  

Key points

  • Spiritual Message: The speaker shares a personal experience of receiving a spiritual message to “run” and seek guidance from the Bible. 
  • Spiritual Guidance: The speaker felt led by the Holy Spirit to encourage viewers to read chapter 19 of every book in the Bible that has one. 
  • Significance of Chapter 19: The speaker emphasises the importance of paying attention to and praying over the content of these chapters, suggesting they hold significant meaning. 
  • Connection to Current Events: The speaker notes the timing of the video upload coincides with it being one hour until midnight in Israel on the 19th, linking this to an article that was released. 
  • End Time Beliefs: Discussion about the Antichrist, the Mark of the Beast, and the end times as described in the Bible.  
  • Israeli Messiah Claim: A claim that Israel’s Messiah will appear on March 19th, as mentioned in an article linked in the description. 
  • Personal Anecdote: The speaker shares a personal experience of feeling pre-warned about the date of March 19th. 
  • End of Times Prophecy: The speaker believes that current events are fulfilling biblical prophecies about the end times, specifically the rapture and the wrath of God. 
  • Messiah Announcement: The speaker claims that a nationwide announcement will be made, declaring the arrival of their Messiah, potentially as early as the 19th in America. 
  • Call to Faith: The speaker urges listeners to accept the “free gift of salvation” by believing in Jesus Christ as their saviour, emphasising the importance of faith over deeds. 
  • Urgency of Salvation: The speaker emphasises the importance of accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour, warning that the end times are near. 
  • Rejection of Religion: The speaker criticises those who prefer religion over a personal relationship with Jesus, highlighting the importance of faith in Christ’s sacrifice. 
  • Imminence of Prophecy: The speaker believes that biblical prophecies are about to be fulfilled, with the return of Christ and the rise of the Antichrist imminent. 
  • End Times Prophecy: The speaker believes that the end times are near, with the tribulation period imminent. 
  • Survival Advice: The speaker advises that those left behind should seek refuge in Israel, as it is the only place that will survive. 
  • America’s Fate: The speaker claims that America, referred to as Babylon, will fall within an hour to pave the way for the apocalypse. 
  • Bigfoot Sightings and Imminent Change: Recent Bigfoot sightings are mentioned, followed by a statement about the world changing rapidly. 
  • Drying Euphrates River and Biblical Prophecy: The near-drying of the Euphrates River is linked to biblical prophecy about four angels and the apocalypse. 
  • Impending Doom and the Rapture: A warning about the imminent end of peace on Earth, the rapture, and the importance of being spiritually prepared. 
  • Religious Message: The speaker emphasises the importance of having a direct relationship with Jesus Christ and obtaining spiritual guidance from the Holy Spirit and God’s word, rather than relying solely on religious leaders or online personalities. 
  • Personal Relationship with Jesus: The speaker describes Jesus as their closest friend, highlighting the importance of maintaining a constant and personal connection with him. 
  • Warning and Uncertainty: The speaker expresses concern about potential announcements regarding a Messiah, questioning their authenticity and urging listeners to remain vigilant. 
  • Anticipation of the Rapture: The speaker expresses excitement and readiness for the rapture, believing it to be imminent. 
  • Devotion to Jesus: The speaker emphasises their deep love and commitment to Jesus, describing it as the best decision of their life. 
  • Encouragement to Others: The speaker urges listeners to develop a similar relationship with Jesus, highlighting its unparalleled value. 
  • Jesus’s Sacrifice: Jesus’s sacrifice makes people worthy to speak his name and stand in his presence. 
  • Future Glory: One day, people will be glorified and able to stand in Jesus’s presence, free from sin, sorrow, and pain. 
  • Call to Action: The speaker urges viewers to develop a relationship with Jesus, emphasising its importance and the joy of eternal life

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