The Mystery of the Shemitah, Ch. 22 – The Falling, by Jonathan Cahn

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The Mystery of the Shemitah by Jonathan Cahn, Ch. 22 – The Falling by Jonathan Cahn


Moving forward the same length of time as before, four periods of Shemitah’s, twenty-eight years from America’s zenith of power in 1945, we are brought to the year 1973. It is, of course another Shemitah year. Unlike the first two cases, it wasn’t marked by a world war. But was it significant? Very much so.

In the midst of his blessing, ancient Israel had begun driving God out of its government, out of his public squares, out of its culture, out of the instruction of its children. America had done likewise – beginning in the early 1960s as America banned prayer and the reading of Scripture from its public schools. The rulings were symptomatic of a larger removal of God from American culture. What followed was a decade of tumult and chaos. The nation was moving – slowly at first, and then with increasing speed – away from God and the ways of God.

But 1973 would be a watershed in America’s spiritual and moral dissent. It was the beginning of that year that the nation’s highest court legalized the killing of the nations most innocent, it’s little children, that would ultimately lead to national judgment and destruction:

  And they rejected His statutes and His covenant that He had made with their fathers, and His            testimonies which He had testified against them; they followed idols….So they left all the commandments  of the Lord their God….And they caused their sons and daughters to pass through the fire. (2 Kings 17:15-17)

If the comparison seems severe, we must consider this: Israel killed thousands of his children; America has killed millions. At the time of this writing, the number of unborn children killed is estimated at over 50 million. If this was a cause for judgment concerning ancient Israel, a nation that had once known the ways of God but had now turned against them, then how could it be any less a cause for judgment concerning America, a nation that had likewise once known the ways of God but had now turned against them?

The Mystery of the Shemitah by Jonathan Cahn, Ch 22 – The Falling

The Mystery of the Shemitah, Ch. 22 – The Falling, by Jonathan Cahn

The Mystery of the Shemitah, Ch. 22 – The Falling, by Jonathan Cahn

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The Mystery of the Shemitah by Jonathan Cahn, Ch. 22 – The Falling by Jonathan Cahn


Moving forward the same length of time as before, four periods of Shemitah’s, twenty-eight years from America’s zenith of power in 1945, we are brought to the year 1973. It is, of course another Shemitah year. Unlike the first two cases, it wasn’t marked by a world war. But was it significant? Very much so.

In the midst of his blessing, ancient Israel had begun driving God out of its government, out of his public squares, out of its culture, out of the instruction of its children. America had done likewise – beginning in the early 1960s as America banned prayer and the reading of Scripture from its public schools. The rulings were symptomatic of a larger removal of God from American culture. What followed was a decade of tumult and chaos. The nation was moving – slowly at first, and then with increasing speed – away from God and the ways of God.

But 1973 would be a watershed in America’s spiritual and moral dissent. It was the beginning of that year that the nation’s highest court legalized the killing of the nations most innocent, it’s little children, that would ultimately lead to national judgment and destruction:

  And they rejected His statutes and His covenant that He had made with their fathers, and His            testimonies which He had testified against them; they followed idols….So they left all the commandments  of the Lord their God….And they caused their sons and daughters to pass through the fire. (2 Kings 17:15-17)

If the comparison seems severe, we must consider this: Israel killed thousands of his children; America has killed millions. At the time of this writing, the number of unborn children killed is estimated at over 50 million. If this was a cause for judgment concerning ancient Israel, a nation that had once known the ways of God but had now turned against them, then how could it be any less a cause for judgment concerning America, a nation that had likewise once known the ways of God but had now turned against them?

The Mystery of the Shemitah by Jonathan Cahn, Ch 22 – The Falling

The Mystery of the Shemitah, Ch. 22 – The Falling, by Jonathan Cahn

The Mystery of the Shemitah Chapter 21 – The Reigning

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The Mystery of the Shemitah Chapter 21 – The Reigning


Four is the number given in Scripture connected to world kingdoms and empires. From the year America began its rise to superpower in the First World War to the coming of the Second World War, three Shemitah’s had gone by. The fourth Shemitah was approaching. The world was again engaged in another cataclysm.  It would be the deadliest war in human history. By the time it was over, more than 50 million lives would be lost.

The Year of the Shemitah would begin at summers end 1944. In its approach American and Allied forces would launch the invasion of Europe. “Operation Overlord” on “D-Day.” But in that same summer another event would take place, much more quietly, almost a noticeably. And yet it would bear massive ramifications for the world. It would happen in the quiet village of Bretton Woods, New Hampshire.

The Shemitah brings about the transformation of the economic and financial realms. What took place at Bretton Woods would bring about the transformation of the global economic and financial order. It would establish such institutions as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. But most dramatically it was set up a new world economic and financial order in which world currencies would be tied to the U.S. dollar.

The wiping away of debt and the ending of the Shemitah would bring about a new financial and economic beginning. Bretton Woods would bring about a new financial and economic beginning and order for the world. America would now be the global base on which the world’s economic and financial order would rest. It was planned out in the summer of 1944, in the Shemitah’s approach. It would be ratified by the American Congress in the Shemitah’s midst, in summer of 1945. And it would begin taking effect after the war’s end, in the Shemitah’s wake.

The Mystery of the Shemitah Chapter 21 – The Reigning

The Mystery of the Shemitah Chapter 21 – The Reigning