It is confirmed, Donald Trump is now the elected 47th US president after defeating Kamala Harris in the most recent presidential election. Mr. Trump’s victory in one of the most tumultuous campaigns in recent memory — including two failed assassination attempts — makes him, at 78, the oldest man to be elected president.
Perhaps, the most pressing question for many today is this, “Now, what?” Now that Donald Trump is going to be the next president, what would this mean to the world and most especially to Biblical prophecy?
That’s exactly what I want to discuss with you today.
Join me now as we open the pages of the Bible and see the world’s current situations and trends through the lens of God’s Word.
The Donald Trump Effect on the World
Today, we are looking at the possibilities of how the world’s geopolitics will shift with Donald Trump taking up the Oval Office.
Of course, we will not stop there, but we will also look into Bible prophecies how the world is being set for the fulfilment of God’s word.
Now, there are quite several areas we should consider.
In this blog, let us discuss how Trump’s presidency would affect the Middle East, the war in Ukraine, China, the Asian countries, and the United States itself.
The Middle East and Donald Trump
First off, let’s talk about the Middle East and what a Trump administration could mean for this deeply complex region.
Trump has always been a big supporter of Israel and Saudi Arabia. If he returns to the White House, we’d likely see him doubling down on that stance, especially with an even tougher line on Iran.
This would fit perfectly with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s current objectives.
And make no mistake—Netanyahu’s focus is crystal clear. He’s determined to weaken Iran’s influence, especially through groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis in Yemen, and to diminish Iran’s capabilities across the region.
Netanyahu’s recent dismissal of his defense minister, Yoav Gallant, who questioned the strategy in Gaza, was a strong signal: he’s prepared to continue this path, no matter the opposition.
It’s like he’s clearing the board for a larger plan. This sets the stage not only for ongoing conflict in Gaza but potentially for expanding the front to Lebanon and other areas where Iranian-backed forces are active.
And here’s where it gets even more intense: with the conflict broadening, the risk of direct strikes on Iran itself increases, especially if there’s any further Iranian aggression toward Israel.
This would be a major escalation, with profound consequences for the region—and the world.
The Bible tells us in Zechariah 12:2-5:
2 “Behold, I will make Jerusalem a cup of drunkenness to all the surrounding peoples, when they lay siege against Judah and Jerusalem. 3 And it shall happen in that day that I will make Jerusalem a very heavy stone for all peoples; all who would heave it away will surely be cut in pieces, though all nations of the earth are gathered against it. 4 In that day,” says the LORD, “I will strike every horse with confusion, and its rider with madness; I will open My eyes on the house of Judah, and will strike every horse of the peoples with blindness. 5 And the governors of Judah shall say in their heart, ‘The inhabitants of Jerusalem are my strength in the LORD of hosts, their God.’
This prophecy reassures us of something remarkable: God’s unwavering protection over Israel. Anyone who tries to conquer Jerusalem, it says, will be shattered.
Armies that come against her will be thrown into chaos, struck with confusion, madness, and even blindness.
With Trump back as president—a leader who has historically stood firmly by Israel’s side—it’s likely that Jerusalem would find that steadfast support again, continuing its stand against those who wish it harm.
But let’s not overlook the bigger picture here, especially as revealed in Bible prophecy.
It foresees a time when even the United States, one of Israel’s strongest allies, may ultimately face its own downfall, leaving Israel standing without the powerful support it once knew.
This shift brings to light a greater narrative, one that goes beyond nations and politics.
It’s a reminder that God’s plans stand above all. And through every turn, Israel’s destiny remains guided by a promise that won’t be broken.
Ukraine, Russia, and Donald Trump
Turning to the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, Trump might push both Kyiv and Moscow toward a ceasefire along the current battle lines.
This approach could open the door for a more permanent agreement that recognizes Russia’s territorial hold, including Crimea (annexed in 2014) and regions occupied since Russia’s large-scale invasion in 2022.
Additionally, Trump may agree to Putin’s demand to block Ukraine from joining NATO, a move that would resonate with his longstanding criticism of the alliance.
Such a stance could add pressure on Kyiv’s European supporters, as Trump might again suggest pulling back U.S. involvement in NATO to urge Europe into negotiating a settlement with Putin.
If you’ve been keeping up with my blogs and videos, you know that in the end times, Russia is prophesied to expand its territories—a move that will push European nations to unite, ultimately giving rise to the prophesied “Beast Power.”
By then, the U.S. will have already fallen, leaving Israel searching for a new powerful ally. And where will it turn? To Europe.
Now, imagine if Trump returns to office, allowing Russia to grow its influence and showing indifference or even opposition to NATO and Europe.
What would that mean? It could set the stage for these prophecies to unfold sooner than we might think, bringing us ever closer to this predicted shift in global power.
This isn’t just a distant idea—it’s a glimpse of what could be the reality, right on the horizon.
China, Asia, and Donald Trump
Now let’s turn our eyes toward China and other key players in Asia. Imagine Trump back in the White House—he’s likely to crank up those import tariffs, specifically targeting China.
He’s been vocal about this in the past, using tariffs as a bargaining chip.
But here’s the twist: Trump also has a knack for pragmatic, deal-based politics.
He’s just as likely to cut a deal with Xi Jinping if the timing’s right and the benefits are big enough.
When it comes to defending Taiwan or other allies in Asia like South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines, Trump’s stance is… complicated, to say the least.
He’s shown he’s not exactly thrilled about America’s security commitments.
It’s like he’s eyeing these alliances, but not with the enthusiasm you’d expect.
It raises the question: just how firm would a Trump administration be about standing up for Taiwan or coming to Asia’s defense?
And then there’s North Korea. We’ve seen this movie before.
During his first term, Trump’s approach with Kim Jong-un was a high-stakes game, sometimes bringing the U.S. and North Korea dangerously close to conflict.
Remember 2017, when North Korea tested intercontinental missiles?
Trump didn’t back down. Now, with the unpredictable nature of North Korea’s regime, it’s not a stretch to think we might see another close call.
In fact, we could even see something bigger on the horizon. With Russia and North Korea growing closer, Trump might consider a bold move—accepting North Korea as a nuclear power to use as leverage over China.
This would be a seismic shift, creating a new power dynamic that could send ripples across the region, especially since China’s been uneasy about Russia cozying up to North Korea.
It’s a risky game, and with Trump, the moves aren’t always predictable. But one thing is certain: the stakes in Asia would be higher than ever.
📢 Here are blogs you should also read:
The End-Time Eastern Kings
Donald Trump’s vision has always been clear: “Make America Great Again.”
And with that, he’s shown a willingness to step back from the endless cycle of foreign conflicts that have drained America’s resources for decades.
Let’s be real—the financial toll is staggering. Year after year, the national debt has grown, reaching levels never before seen in history. It’s a weight that’s getting harder to bear.
So, with Trump putting America first, we’d likely see a shift inward, prioritizing domestic interests over global ones.
That could mean less focus on extending American influence in the Asian region—a signal that China and its allies might read as a green light to push the boundaries.
Without the U.S. playing the traditional peacekeeper, Beijing may feel emboldened to take bolder steps in reshaping its neighborhood.
It’s a change that could alter the balance of power, not just in Asia but globally. And as the U.S. focuses more on its own priorities, the world might just look a whole lot different.
Bible prophecy shows us that China, Russia, India, and other Asian countries will unite in the end times. They are referred to as the Eastern Kings in Revelation 16:12. We read:
Then the sixth angel poured out his bowl on the great river Euphrates, and its water was dried up, so that the way of the kings from the east might be prepared.
These countries are known to have the highest population, which would make it possible for them to form an army of 200 million soldiers as we read in Revelation 9:15-16:
So the four angels, who had been prepared for the hour and day and month and year, were released to kill a third of mankind. Now the number of the army of the horsemen was two hundred million; I heard the number of them.
For this to happen, Donald Trump might cause other Asian countries to unite together among themselves as they see how the United States would fail to help them in times of war.
The Future Kingdom of God
With all these in mind, we need to realize that no matter what anyone says, we have to face this: no politician—neither Trump nor any other—can bring true peace to this broken world.
The reality is, no administration, policy, or leader can heal our world’s deepest wounds.
The true Prince of Peace, as Isaiah calls Him, is Jesus Christ, properly known as Yahshua the Messiah.
He alone can bring the lasting peace the world longs for.
If Trump genuinely wanted to “Make America Great Again,” he would call the nation to repentance.
This is not a call we often hear from politicians, but it’s the only real solution. Imagine a leader who said, “We need God; we must turn back to Him.”
Such a call would move mountains more effectively than any political strategy. But we know this isn’t likely to come from Washington.
Repent for the time is at hand
The United States and even the whole world are at a crossroads, but there’s a bigger picture to consider. While Trump’s policies could shape global politics in ways that echo biblical prophecy, the Bible makes it clear that America’s power will not last forever.
Yet, there’s a hope embedded within this judgment.
For anyone who turns to God, there is peace, there is strength, and there is the promise of a world to come—one ruled not by politicians but by Christ Himself.
As the Bible says in Daniel 7:14, “His dominion is an everlasting dominion that will not pass away, and His kingdom is one that will never be destroyed.”
So, what should we do? We should be wise enough to know where our real hope lies.
Let’s not get so caught up in the excitement or disillusionment of Trump, Harris, or any politician that we forget who is truly in control.
In moments like these, our focus should be on preparing ourselves spiritually.
There’s an urgency in these times to know God more deeply, to align our lives with His will, and to hold onto the hope of His coming kingdom.
It’s a time to repent, to seek God’s face, and to share the good news with others.
So as we look at a Trump presidency, yes, there are implications that could tie into biblical prophecy. Yes, there’s reason to be watchful and prayerful.
But let’s remember: this world is not our ultimate home.
Our eyes should be on God’s kingdom, a kingdom that’s coming soon and will stand forever.
Hold onto that hope, my friend.
The best is yet to come—not because of any political shift, but because God is faithful.
