Germany on the Verge of Revolution

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Feb 3, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 5.

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Germany on the Verge of Revolution

A prominent newspaper correspondent, Marquis de Castellane, writes to the Hearst papers that an ominous atmosphere envelops all classes of society at Berlin; that the arrogance of title is belittled and there seems to be no respect for it; that the army is no longer considered with the honor that it formerly was, rather with a feeling of contempt. "Berlin seems all at once to have been filled with a strange, wild fear. Emperor, deputies, nobles, bourgeois, tradesmen, working men, seem to be afraid. It is just as if you were among a people who at any moment might throw themselves one upon another. To say all in one word: From the very top to the bottom of the social ladder, no one seems to be respected. If I am not making a great mistake, Germany is on the verge of a great revolution." And all this is directly in the line of the fulfilment of prophecy. The 17th chapter of Revelation indicates that before the end shall come a condition of confusion and chaos shall exist in Europe, out of which will arise what has aptly been called, the United States of Europe;
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