Cars In The Millennium?

Dear MB,

This isn’t very important, but the other day while I was walking, a thought came to me: “I wonder if cars will be converted into horse-drawn carriages in the Millennium?” So I asked Jesus and here is what I received:

(Jesus) I am going to take advantage of some of the things made by Satan in the Millennium. And I am going to use some of the skills and experience people have but only on a very limited scale. Small light cars could be used to be drawn by one horse but as you saw, large cars would require two work horses. The biggest problem is that metal is much heavier than wood, so wood will win out. Does it surprise you that I talk this way? Yes, people will decide if they want a carriage made out of a car or one made of wood. At first the carriages made out of cars will be popular but as they see how the horses tire quickly and go slower they will opt more and more for wooden carriages. If I would order everyone to only have wooden carriages and prohibit carriages made out of cars, it wouldn’t have as good a result. But there will be some exceptions. In some applications metal will be better than wood. For example, if you have a flatbed wagon with wooden sides for carrying heavy loads, in this case hydraulic brakes would be a big plus.

Question: Would factories be needed to make these things?

No, there would be a lot of already made parts available.

Question: Would shipping be needed?

No, because they are already all over the world. There will be fewer people, so less will be needed. When nice wooden carriages, buggies, and wagons are needed, people from the City of Light with experience will teach them how to do it, although a few car and truck parts will be used. 

Question: Will steel be used much?

No, iron will be used more as it is easier to work, and a village blacksmith will be a common sight. Steel requires power tools and welding equipment which will not be usable. Steel has a very bad history, and Satan promoted it to be able to kill many people in wars and fast-moving cars.

Question: Will there be trains?

No, because they won’t be needed. They also have a bad history as they and trucks made big cities possible. Small villages will be self-sufficient, so long-distance transportation of goods won’t be needed.

Question: You said that there would be wagons to transport goods. Wouldn’t these be for long-distance travel?

No, they will be for short-distance travel between towns. There will be some trading between towns.

Question: Will there be money?

No, everything will be traded, but there will be imaginary money in a sense. Goods and services will have a numerical value, so everyone will know how many eggs are equal to a liter of milk, for example, even though there will be no exchange of money. (end of prophecy)

Even though not so important, I thought this was interesting. Attached are some fotos of cars turned into horse-drawn carriages. It seems that the cars are always cut in half and the back seat is used. During the Great Depression of the thirties in the States, they cut cars in half and pulled them with horses because they didn’t have the money to buy gasoline.

More blogs (but not all) on the millennium

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What will you be doing in the millennium?

The Law of Love and the Millennium

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Sealing of those entering the millennium

Rehab before Heaven (PDF)

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