Geneva Consensus Declaration – Christian/Muslim alliance?

In late October of 2020, several countries signed the Geneva Consensus Declaration, an agreement to pursue, “better health for women, the preservation of human life, strengthening of family as the foundational unit of society and protecting every nation's national sovereignty in global politics.” The countries involved were interesting. The United States and Brazil were co-sponsors, which is appropriate because they are the two largest Christian nations in the world. Egypt and Indonesia, two of the largest Muslim countries in the world, were also co-sponsors. In fact, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and a number of other Muslim countries signed the agreement. Will this alliance of Christian and Muslim nations against pagan globalism go beyond this agreement?

Time will tell, but in the end times, the world will worship the Antichrist and Satan. The Antichrist is going to claim to be God. That’s considered blasphemous in Islam. In addition, the world is going to worship the Antichrist’s image. Muslims would never worship an image. I mean, you can’t even draw a picture of Muhammad without being violently threatened by a Muslim. Why would they worship the image of someone claiming to be God? Now, we know from Daniel 11:43 that the Antichrist will conquer several countries with large Muslim populations, like Egypt, Ethiopia and Libya.

So, Muslims will have a choice. Will they renounce Islam and worship a man’s image? Or will they join the Christians? In the Koran, Surah 10:94-95 says that if there are any doubts about spiritual things, ask a Christian. It’s time for Muslims to start consulting the Bible about the end times, before it’s too late.