Ever since the war talk started heating up with the United States, Iran, and Israel, Bible prophecy students like myself have been trying to make sense of what we’re watching—especially in the light of Revelation 13:14. In this video, I revisit something Walter Veith warned about years ago: the “Third Temple” narrative being used as an end-time deception. I also play a clip that shows just how radical the conversation has become—people openly floating the idea of the Dome of the Rock being destroyed and then blaming Iran, which could ignite a global religious war. Then I walk you through key segments from Veith’s “Repairing the Breach – The King of the North Pt.2,” where he traces a line from 1798, Napoleon, and the rise of secularism, to secret societies and the Jesuit counter-reformation framework that shifted the world’s view of Antichrist. The takeaway is simple: the Reformers identified the papacy as Antichrist, but modern futurism pushes people to look for a future man of sin in a rebuilt temple—making prophecy feel like distant politics instead of present truth. My appeal is that we pray, think, and test everything, because deception in the last days is aimed at the mind—and at worship.