When the prophet give, twenty-five hundred years ago, that missionaries would travel from place to place and go into the nations and wouldn’t leave a track behind them, coming by airplane. Twenty-five hundred years ago, before there was thought such a thing. Nahum, four thousand years ago, said that the chariots would rage in the broad ways and look like their headlights would be like a—a torches and they would run like lightning. And anybody’s ever been in the oriental countries, their little old streets are not much wider than that—that aisle through there, just where a horseman could go down, or—or a carriage. And he seen the broad ways, he said they’d be the—the carriages shall rage in the broad ways. That prophet, through the power of God, looking down through an eye of God and said there’d, in other words, there’ll be automobiles, there’ll be airplanes, and men will come in the last days where they’ll be, “Heady, highminded, lovers of pleasure more than lovers of God; trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, despisers of those that are good; having a form of godliness but denying the power thereof: from such turn away.” That’s the Scripture. We’re at the end time, friend.

Elijah, 1953-10-18, Louisville, KY, §75