This world is full of injustice. We can see and even feel it daily. Countless institutions have been set up to bring justice, peace and hope to society.
Mihailo Zekic provides a special report from The Hague, Netherlands, the seat of international “justice.” He discusses the history of these organizations and highlights how woefully short they have fallen of solving man’s issues.
Looking to Herbert W. Armstrong's teachings and work as an ambassador for world peace, Mihailo explains the root problem plaguing mankind and how the solution cannot be obtained through any building, nation or organization.
The Wonderful World Tomorrow—What It Will Be Like
