The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-25
NEBUCHADNEZZAR AND
THE GREAT WHITE BEAR
Or What Shall Come to Pass in the
Latter Days


In this series of articles the author,
a deep thinker, a student, and a firm
believer in an Almighty God, and the
absolute infexibility of the Bible as a
book of laws and judgments, handles
in very interesting and convincing
manner a subject that is of world
wide discussion today.
! Facts and promises abound, and the
| thread of the subject Is wove and in
| terwove about historical facts con-
cerning the story of the growth and
development of the continents of Eu-
rope, Asia and Africa, from the earl
lest times up to the present.
What lends weight and emphasis to
the views now expressed by this writ
er, is his frequent reiterations in the
past two years that just such strug-
| gle as is now astounding the world
was bound TO occur, and was near to
hand, much nearer than the people of
the world realized, and when Austria
was seeking pretext to declare war
on Servia, he declared that the ply
siological time was at hand, and woe
and sorrow would spread over the
earth, and his predictions from time to
time have been accurate forecasts of
what was to come and. which did come
to pass.
His predictions of what has come to
pass and what will come to pass are
interesting if only from a news point
of view. The historical facts present
ed are valuable if only looked at from
an educational standpoint, the con-
, clusions drawn are of vital interest to
every person living on the earth to-
day and it remains for the Star to dig
; up and discover an authority on mat
ters of such world wide interest, that
viii vitality concern the welfare and
well-being of every human being.
1t is not the purpose of this Sc
5 ries of articles to provoke antago-
| nism or argument, but merely to draw
: conclusions from happenings that are
a staged before the world and that are
fraught with so much vital interest
to all mankind.
The subject is:
Nebuchadnezzar and the Great White
$ Bear, or What Shall Come to
n Pass in the Latter Days
In Servia the spark started by Aus
: tria striking the match. Then Rus
sia said to Austria, if you bother Ser
via you step on my toes.
Then Germany said to Russia thi
is not your fight, keep out.
Then France seeing her ally, Rus
sia, threatened began to strip for &C
ton.
:: Then England being protector O.
: Belgian neutrality inquired of Ger
: many her intentions regarding Bel
gian neutrality, to which she replie,
in regard to her treaty with Belgium
: that it only amounted to a scrap O
paper.
This caused England and Belgium
: to become involved in the great con
= :, fiict, and later Turkey joined the fray
And it is only question whethe
: other countries will remain neutra
!, until this great conflict is at an end
which must be soon, as no nation ca
= hold out very long and face a fam
: inc which actually exists among tn
nations that have beaten their plow
shares into swords and their prun
e ing hooks into spears.
Q But the day is coming, saith tn
II Almighty, when this state of affair
will be reversed. When the nation
shall beat their swords into plow
shares and their spears into prunin
hooks. Nation shall not lift up swor
q against nation, neither shall they lear
> : war anymore; Micah. 4:3.
al The object of the writer is to sho1
'. what is to be the outcome of tn
state of affairs that exist at the pres
ent time.
That after these wars are endeC