Jesus (righteousness) is coming back, no question, and will judge what is hidden in man. Jesus (the truth) will dispel the darkness and bring every lie to light. But first comes the turning away from the sound teaching of the gospel. More and more are turning to deceptive teachings. Christians fall for preachers who keep up the appearance of piety. They are wolves in sheep's clothing who do not take the truth about the Word of God very seriously. They testify to Jesus with their lips, but their hearts are far from him because they love (unjust) money. Once you have had a taste of wealth, you quickly want more.

The energy-overeater Internet has its appeal and is entertaining. But it has become a supermarket for fakes, full of deceptive content. A gazebo in London was briefly voted the best restaurant in the metropolis in 2017. That deception was funny. Most other deceptions, however, are not.

When the judgment of Babylon begins, in my opinion, the judgment of the internet, then deleting social media accounts will no longer be an issue; it will have taken care of itself. Even those who do not take any action on the Internet at all would feel the effects of such a catastrophe. All the terrible wars of the last 70 years have failed to disrupt the global economy. The lockdowns due to the coronavirus disrupted supply chains. What will happen if the internet goes down forever and ever?