Globalism may serve as the tool God uses to bring about widespread dispersions of peoples just before the Millennium. Market capitalism, one of the pillars of globalism, involves not only the free movement of goods but also the unencumbered migration of people, facilitating the conditions for many to run to and fro as prophesied in Daniel 12:4. God often uses metaphors of sheep-scattering and grain-sifting to describe population dispersion, and the scope of these end-time prophecies is global, fitting well within the context of today's globalization. Prophecies such as Deuteronomy 28:64, where God warns of scattering Israel among all peoples from one end of the earth to the other, and Amos 9:9, which speaks of sifting Israel among all nations, indicate a worldwide distribution yet to be fulfilled. Historically, God has resituated Israel to localized areas like northern Europe, the British Isles, North America, Australia, and New Zealand, isolated from Gentile population centers. Currently, Gentiles are concentrated in regions like the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and South America, while Israelites are in other areas, with limited intermingling. However, when God scatters Israel among all nations, this separation will cease, and the present demographic reality will shift dramatically to match the prophesied distribution. This vast displacement of Israelites may connect with Israel's fall and the time of Jacob's Trouble, potentially occurring before or during national destruction. Given the magnitude of the prophesied scattering, God may begin this process even in times of relative peace, using the open borders of a globalized international community to facilitate easy migration. Circumstances such as prolonged drought-induced famine, grand terrorism, or economic chaos from a limited nuclear attack could trigger such migrations, with a harried government possibly incentivizing relocation through treaties with foreign nations. Daniel's prophecy of many running to and fro is general, encompassing voluntary migrations as well as those induced by weather patterns or governmental edict. This movement will be a two-way street in a globalized world, with Gentiles migrating en masse into Israelite nations just as Israelites relocate to Gentile areas. As Gentiles flow into Israelite territories, the second pillar of globalism, liberal democracy, will enable them to gain political power through majority rule, leading to social and political inversion as described in Deuteronomy 28:43-44, where aliens rise above and become the head while Israelites descend and become the tail. Such high international mobility is not unprecedented, as vast migrations characterized the first age of globalization in the 19th century. This setup perfectly aligns with God's end-time purposes, preparing for the day when He will regather Israel from the ends of the earth and assemble the dispersed from the four corners of the world, as foretold in Isaiah 41:8-9 and 11:11-12.