earthly kings. The closest example of an earthly king that could compare to Christ is King David, and you must remember that David was not perfect as was and is Immanuel.

Do you realize the events that are taking place in our world today, in setting up a king over the whole earth, by the Kenites, which are the sons of Cain? Can you further understand that this false king over the earth will be the Antichrist, who is Satan, claiming to be Jesus Christ returning for the Second Advent, and that everyone alive will experience this false kingdom before the return of the True Christ? God help you if you can’t, for Jesus would teach of this first tribulation, which is by Satan, Matt 24, Mark 13, Luke 21:

Isa 7:15    Butter and honey shall he eat, that he may know to refuse the evil, and choose the good.

16   For before the child shall know to refuse the evil, and choose the good, the land that thou abhorrest shall be forsaken of both her kings.

      Now this is not to say that if Immanuel or Jesus was not fed ‘butter and honey’, He would not learn to abhor evil. God forbid, no. This is only an idiom for a child of God being naturally able to discern evil, even at a young age. This idiom is given here as prophecy, for this alludes to Herod who would decree many infant sons to be killed in hopes of including the infant baby Jesus. These ‘kings’ are Pekah, the king of Israel, and Rezin, the king of Syria.

Isa 7:17   The LORD shall bring upon thee, and upon thy people, and upon thy father's house, days that have not come, from the day that Ephraim departed from Judah; even the king of Assyria.

     ‘Ephraim’ here represents the Ten Tribes of Israel that God scattered out of their land as declared in 2 Kings and 2 Chronicles. This ‘king of Assyria’ was the tool that God used to scatter Ephraim. However, just because this was historical and actually happened, this is but a type for the same events that will occur in our near future. This king of Assyria represents Satan as the future king as we’ll soon discover in the 14^th Chapter of Isaiah. The phrase ‘days that have not come’ refers to what Jesus taught in...

 

 Matthew 24:21: Jesus answered and said unto them, Verily I say unto you, If ye have faith, and doubt not, ye shall not only do this which is done to the fig tree, but also if you say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; it shall be done.

 

... About a day of tribulation upon the earth that has never been before. The subject of that 24^th Chapter of Matthew is also about the ‘king of Assyria’ as a type, or the Antichrist.
     A study of history is very important for it gives you a sense of God’s timeline of events. It also opens up prophecy for understanding. To lose sight of history is to lose your heritage. A person that only looks forward, thinking that everything in the past should be forgotten, can be led in any old direction. An old idea can be easily masked into a new phrase or buzz word, but with knowledge of the past, that new twist on an old idea is revealed as an ‘idea by any other name’. One example that comes to mind is ‘remote viewing’. It’s presented as being so scientific and modern, yet it is nothing but an old idea under new phrases that fit our techno world. It’s the same old spiritualism of séances, the Ouija board, sorcery, and evil that has been with us since the beginning. Another name for ‘remote viewing’, less recent and less used, since it has been uncovered by most people as being associated with occultism, is the phrase ‘astral projection’. Both of those practices are for essentially the same purposes, to discover hidden knowledge from the spiritual realms, much like trying to 'preview' God's hidden Book of Life, all against God’s Will. So it is always beneficial to step back and take a hard look at some new thing or idea, and verify any connections with things of old. Many things today are put in beautiful looking packages with lots of media to advertise it, but the contents inside is what God's people are to discern. (Thus Christ's teaching of 'ye shall know them by their fruits'. Matt.7:16).
      Notice in this verse 17 of Isaiah 7 that The LORD is the One Who is bringing this tribulation, that is,