Video Lawlessness | The Signs of the Times with Rev. Willem J.J. Glashouwer #33
Rev. Willem J.J. Glashouwer - 6 January 2021
‘Ni Dieu, ni maître’ (no God and no divine laws) was the slogan of the French Revolution. It took until the mid-1960s before anarchism was reinvented again by a new generation that was born after World War II. There were groups of young people in Amsterdam who labelled themselves as ‘autonomous anarchists’, self-ruling, self-governing, making and following their own laws. No acknowledgement of any authority or laws, whether from God or from man.
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Rev. Willem J.J. Glashouwer
Rev. Willem J.J. Glashouwer is the President of Christians for Israel International. He holds an honorary knighthood bestowed upon him by Beatrix, former Queen of the Netherlands and is Honorary President of the European Coalition for Israel. He is also an ordained minister of the Dutch Reformed Church and a former director of the Evangelical Broadcasting Company in the Netherlands. Rev. Glashouwer has played a key role in the establishment of the Dutch Institute for Evangelical Higher Education and in addition to several books, articles and Bible studies on Israel and the Christian faith. He also published a Daily Devotional on the Book of Revelation. He is married to Marianne and they have 4 children and 8 grandchildren.
