THE BOOK OF DANIEL WARNS OF EVILS OF DATA CENTERS

If you look at just the data centers being put into drought-ridden areas where they take millions of gallons of water, tell me how that shows concern. And they take deals where they don’t pay property tax for five years. And do you get that kind of deal? I don’t either. I think they’re exploitive. They buy off the politicians to get what they want, and they’re posing a real and present danger to areas with regard to drought and limited water resources. So what I wanted to do here was to go through and talk to you about, are there biblical references to data centers? Now, I don’t think you’re going to see the word…

I know you won’t see the word data center in the Bible, but I think that you will see it in concept. And this is where I want to focus, because it helps people like you and me focus a defense based on a solid foundation, which is biblical. So let’s start with Daniel 12-4. And before we go to Daniel 12-4, I just want to let you know, it’s interesting. I’m here at the Watchman Conference. We’re wrapping up today. And I’ll be back in the studio, thank goodness, with good lighting, good sound. But we are absolutely going to push the limits on this topic when we get back.

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And this is interesting. This is really interesting. In context, Daniel 12.1 through three occurs at a time of trouble, such as there ever was before. A nation followed by deliverance written in the book resurrection and the wise shining like the brightness of the firmament. Okay, now, that’s the biblical reference. The popular prophetic interpretation is running to and fro points to unprecedented global travel. And we just went and did fly by the moon to migration. Well, we’ve seen lots of migration, haven’t we? Instant communication. Thanks to great inventions like from Elon Musk, and of course, continuing and improving on the internet with satellite technology.

Absolutely. Knowledge shall increase is part of this. And it describes an exponential explosion of information and technology, especially the current AI era, where knowledge reportedly doubles accelerating rates, data centers and global networks fit the surge. I think there’s no question the Bible’s referring to the effects of data centers at this time. Now, a more cautious view, and I want to be balanced on this. The primary meaning is increased understanding and diligent searching of Daniel sealed prophecies themselves as the end draws near, supported by older commentaries by Matthew Henry, Jamison Fawcett Brown, and others. The prophecy is sealed for those that seek God’s purposes in it.

Both layers could possibly coexist. We are undeniably in an age of runaway knowledge and mobility. And scripture flags this as a marker of a time in the end. I’ll say that again. Scripture marks this as a sign of a time of the end. Wow. This is pretty dramatic, isn’t it? Do you not agree? This really fits. And is there potential for abuse? Well, we’re going to continue that in the next segment. I think there is definite potential for abuse here. I really want to know what you think, though. Okay. And listen, I know some of you aren’t Christian.

But I’m giving you a foundation from which to approach this. Otherwise, it’s just your unverified, unqualified opinion. And at least I’m coming at this from a Christian perspective, saying we need to look at this. Because here, to me, is a further application. If we have the doubling of knowledge, how do we know the knowledge is going to be used for good, for the benefit of mankind? We don’t. We don’t. In fact, we’re already seeing the opposite. As I mentioned at the top, when you are building data centers that gulp gallons of water, millions of gallons, and drought-ridden areas, this is crazy.

The Oglala Water Aquifer and the Glen Canyon Dam, the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead. You’re looking at affecting a total there of about 80 to 90 million people. Where’s the concern? There isn’t a concern. Where’s the corruption? It runs amuck. Hey, it won’t contribute to your campaign, local city council member. But you got to vote for the data center. And don’t forget that tax break. Yeah, and we’ll help you greatly. Well, that might technically be legal, but quid pro quo does not work for the people because we don’t get the quid. And I think that we should be very concerned and we should be opposing this with every fiber in our being.

Now, is there more? Oh, we’re just getting started. Thanks for joining us. God bless everybody. Stay with us for the next segment, because we’re going to expand the biblical interpretation. Of data centers. [tr:trw].