From the Book of Daniel    91 

going to war by having many allies and exceedingly good circumstances, 

and yet these will not stand, for they will form plans against him. And those 

who eat bread with him will crush him, and his army will be suppressed, 

and very many will die, having been executed.'   

    In the year A.D. 2430, the Antichrist leads the kingdom of the North in a 

great war against the kingdom of the South. Some Christians in the South 

realize that he is the Antichrist, and they oppose him with strong words. The 

Antichrist is enraged against the Christians of the South and their Christian 

leader, the king of the South. The king of the South is told that this king of 

the North is the Antichrist and that he will lose the battle (as foretold in 

Sacred Scripture). But he goes to war because he has many allies and seems 

to have every circumstance in his favor, and because he knows that, if he 

does not go to war, the Antichrist will attack him anyway and defeat him 

anyway. 

    The North and South begin to fight a great war, but the warfare is cut 

short by deception and betrayal. The king of the South is defeated by 

betrayals within his own ranks:  those who eat bread with him  are some of 

his fellow Christians, who go to Mass with him and receive the Eucharist 

with him, but who also betray him. Just as Judas betrayed Christ at the Last 

Supper, so do some of his brethren betray him. The army of the South is 

defeated, not on the battlefield, but by betrayal in upper ranks. As a result, 

the better stronger army is defeated. The army of the South is suppressed 

and very many people are executed they do not die in battle, but are taken 

into custody and put to death by execution. In this way the Antichrist 

defeats and captures the kingdom of the South without a prolonged war. 

Antichrist Defeats Two More Kings (Dan 7:8.21 22.24 27) 

      `And the heart of two kings will be similar, to do harm, and they will 

speak lies at one table, but they will not succeed, because as yet the end is 

for another time.'   (Dan 11:27). 

    The leaders of the other eight of the ten kingdoms of the world understand 

how much power the Antichrist has amassed by taking control of both the 

North and South, and by keeping both armies intact. But they are unwilling 

to go to war because the North and the South have the two most powerful 

and well developed militaries. The Antichrist was able to defeat the South 

without a prolonged war that would have weakened both the armies of the 

North and the South, so both military forces are still capable of applying 

great force.  Two of the other kings, one the king of the Meridian (Africa, 

except for the northern most part) and the king of the East (including China 

and other nations) decide to try to defeat the Antichrist with deception, not 

open warfare. They speak lies at a table for negotiations or meetings with the