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The Greatest Show On Earth: The Testimony of the Biblical Prophets & Middle East Updates

Chadwick Harvey · March 24, 2025 · 6 hr 39 min

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Shalom Friends,

Join us as we discuss how the testimony of the biblical prophets perfectly aligns with the current events of today in the Middle East and North Africa, which is why it is the greatest show on earth before Messiah's second coming events. We will also discover each country in depth and discuss what major events that are occurring in each one, as we see the Middle East and North Africa shape according to the testimony of the biblical prophets.

Many Blessings,

Chadwick

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The day is coming and drawing so near;

the prophet's words are being fulfilled.

The times and seasons are at hand

for the glorious arrival of the Son of Man.

Life flashes from east to west —

the earth will endure the Lord's test.

Be saved by his name while he can be found;

seek his face before the trumpet sounds.

The day of the Lord comes as a thief in the night.

Before that day, keep your lamp trimmed.

The day of the Lord is full of wrath.

In that day, who can endure?

Oh Lord, who can endure?

Peace and safety — then sudden destruction,

like labor pains upon a pregnant woman.

The powers of heaven will shake the earth,

trembling everything to its foundation.

The day is gloomy and full of darkness;

the sun and moon will lose their brightness.

Let the nations prepare for the Lord's sacrifice —

his sickle is coming; the harvest is ripe.

The day of the Lord comes as a thief in the night.

Before that day, keep your lamp trimmed.

The day of the Lord is full of wrath.

In that day, who can endure?

Oh Lord, who can endure?

It's the day of vengeance — a redemption story.

The Lord is arriving with power and glory.

The fig tree is blooming and has started to bud

for the King of Kings to pierce the heavens above.

Sons of the light and sons of the day,

be sober and watch; walk in his way.

The Lord is zealous and will roar like a lion;

he will sit on David's throne, dwelling in Zion.

The day of the Lord comes as a thief in the night.

Before that day, keep your lamp trimmed.

The day of the Lord is full of wrath.

In that day, who can endure?

Oh Lord, who can endure?

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Hide me in the secret place.

Shelter me under the shadow of your wings.

Come with me in the day of trouble;

be my holy ark to the end.

Shine like the stars of heaven.

In the secret shelter, shadow of your wings,

call on him in the day of truth —

whoever calls on the name of the Lord

will be saved from the fire, saved to the soul.

You will shine like the stars —

shine so bright, so bright.

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Shalom, friends. My name is Chadwick Harvey, and you have reached Faithful Performance. Thank you very much for joining us tonight as we discover the greatest show on earth, which is the testimony of the biblical prophets, alongside updates from the Middle East.

As we look at what is unfolding in the Middle East, we are going to see this trajectory that we have all been talking about if you have been with us on the channel. When we understand what Revelation 19:10 says — and when we understand the feast days, the calendar, the covenants, and what the prophets are revealing at this time — we will be in alignment with him as we look at the Middle East and North Africa. It is truly a great time to be alive, though what we are seeing will also be terrible. In the Middle East, in North Africa, in the Russia-Ukraine war, across Europe, and across the entire world, we are seeing an explosion building toward the final culmination before the redemption brought by Yeshua, the King of Israel, the Messiah who is coming very soon.

My friends, it is very important to be in alignment with him. Over the last couple of nights we have been through the importance of being in alignment with him through the calendar, through the feast days, and through the everlasting covenants — reading the scriptures carefully and allowing the biblical prophets to fill in the gaps on the prophetic timeline we are on, from Adam to Yeshua and then from Yeshua to now, at the near-return of the Messiah. We have to understand this trajectory, as we speak about constantly, so that we can grasp what the biblical prophets have spoken through the Father — to help us understand his Son's return, the redemption of Israel, and the redemption of all of us as we enter into the millennial kingdom. Without this understanding, without tracking with the Lord, we risk being caught off guard like a thief in the night. But we know what is going on; we are watching, just as he said, so that we may be relieved from all the things that are coming upon the face of the earth at that time.

We must understand the prophetic timeline. We must understand where we are headed. The biblical prophets have told us all of these things. Tonight we will go through it in summary form, because we cover it in depth on all the other videos. Then we are going to look at the Middle East and North Africa, going through every country to see what is happening in these nations that the Bible speaks about at the end of the age. How it is unfolding is truly an amazing thing. It will not be pretty, but it will unfold exactly as the biblical prophets have said — and we are seeing it happen right now, just as they prophesied concerning their Savior, their King, the Branch of Righteousness who is coming back. They spoke about the Day of the Lord.

The biblical prophets are truly amazing to dive into, but we must understand how to read them. Their two main goals were these: first, to call the people to return to the Torah, to the Father's commandments — they say that over and over and over again. And second, to prophesy about the Day of the Lord so that the Jewish people, and we ourselves, can understand what is happening at the end of the age. With that understanding we can be a part of the great commission. We can do what Revelation 19:10 says: we can begin proclaiming, in a responsible way, what the biblical prophets have said, what Yeshua has fulfilled in his first coming events, and what he will do at his second coming as well.

If we do not have this in our witness to Yeshua — whether to an unbeliever, to a Jew, to a Gentile, or to anyone — then we are missing a very large part of understanding that comes with the spirit of prophecy. As Scripture says in Revelation 19:10, "For the testimony of Yeshua is the spirit of prophecy." My friends, if this is not woven into our great commission and our testimony about Yeshua, we are going to be missing a crucial key in helping people come to him — not by us, but through the Holy Spirit. The Spirit of truth wants us to show the people how Yeshua came down on this calendar and fulfilled these feast days to the exact day, the exact hour, and in the exact detail of the ceremony: Passover and the crucifixion, Unleavened Bread and the tomb, First Fruits and the resurrection, and then fifty days later, Pentecost — Shavuot.

If we are not showing people this, we are missing the opportunity to have their minds blown by what the Father has done through his Son. The Father said, in effect, "I am going to make a calendar for my Son. He is going to come on these appointed days, and he is going to fulfill every one of them — at his first coming and at his second coming events." My friends, this is mind-blowing to people. It is still mind-blowing to me, and I have been doing this for eleven years. This is the spirit of prophecy. These are called feast days, but they are really divine appointments — prophetic, appointed times that Yeshua, your Savior and my Savior, our King, is going to fulfill in both his first and second comings. We went through that the other night as well.

And if we are not including the truth that he is the Seed of David and the Seed of Abraham, we are missing a foundational understanding needed for people to grasp who he truly is. He is not some Gentile European or American. He is a Jewish man, and a God who came down to fulfill. When he returns, as the Seed of David and the Seed of Abraham — as Matthew 1, right at the opening of the New Testament, tells us — he will be the fulfillment of the Abrahamic covenant and the fulfillment of the Davidic covenant. And as we all know, he is the new covenant. These three covenants work beautifully together. When he returns at the second coming, he will fulfill all three of them completely.

For those who do not understand: the Abrahamic covenant promised the land, including its boundary lines, and the Seed who would rule over those boundary lines. The Davidic covenant promised a Seed from David who would sit on his everlasting throne over the land of the Abrahamic covenant. The seeds are the same person — the Seed of Abraham, the Seed of David. Matthew 1 puts it right there for us. If we do not understand that, we cannot truly read Matthew 1. Go back and study the Abrahamic covenant and the Davidic covenant, and then read it, and it will land with clarity. It makes perfect sense.

We must have the foundational education of the Torah, the Prophets, and the Psalms in order to understand the New Testament, the Gospel accounts, and what Matthew 1 is saying when it calls him the Son of David, Son of Abraham. The writers of the New Testament assume that we have that education. That is why Yeshua said what he said: "I came to fulfill these." Not to start a new religion — he came to fulfill the Torah, the Prophets, and the Psalms, and to establish those on this earth. We need to understand what he is truly saying.

That is why it is so vital to understand the spirit of prophecy — specifically how he fulfilled the biblical prophets in his first coming events, which we can demonstrate and verify. And Matthew 1 makes it clear. Luke 1 makes it equally clear: the angel Gabriel tells Mary that he will give Yeshua the throne of his father David, and that he will rule over the children of Israel — the Abrahamic covenant — forever, in the new covenant. Please understand what he is truly saying in Luke 1. It has nothing to do with a Christmas story. It has everything to do with God's plan of salvation. That is what he is talking about in Luke 1 and Matthew 1. We must get that right.

This is the spirit of prophecy, and we must have it in our witness about Yeshua. Revelation 19:10 is not talking about our personal testimony — though our personal testimony is valuable, so please do not misunderstand me. But at the deepest level, it is talking about him, not us. "The testimony of Yeshua is the spirit of prophecy." The testimony of Yeshua — not the testimony of Chad. There is nothing wrong with our personal witness and allowing people to identify with our story. But when it all comes down to it, it is all about what he has done on this earth — showing the world that he is the Jewish Messiah.

We must get back to what he is and what he is coming to do: to the Jewish people and to all who will believe, that they may understand the witness of Yeshua. The testimony is the spirit of prophecy. It starts with God's calendar. It starts with his feast days. It starts with his covenants. And then it moves into the biblical prophets. If we do not understand what

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