Numerous amounts of videos have been going viral lately containing people brutally attacking each other. From adults, children, authority figures, and others, the violence seems to have no bias. End time spectators believe the aggression is another sign that the end is near, and this article will take a brief look into some of the videos that made headlines this year - possibly supporting that claim.

The Bible states in Matthew 24:12 that "Because of the increase of wickedness, the love of many will grow cold." Many believe that the increase of violent videos gone viral directly correlates to the Bible passage.

Warning, the video's below are graphic and contain a great deal of violence and rage.

An Arizona cop violently attacks professor, Dr. Ersula Ore, for jaywalking on the college campus. The professor was later charged with assault. She was wearing a black dress and after being "slammed" onto the car, she was wrestled to the ground. Her dress hiked up and exposed her body in front of campus students. According to azfamily.com, Ore accepted a plea deal and pleaded guilty to "passively resisting an unlawful arrest," but she is looking at her options for pursuing constitutional claims relating to her arrest.

View video of the incident below, caught on the dash camera of the police car:

In a similar video a highway patrol officer in Los Angeles was caught on camera hitting a woman with what a witness says were "knockout punches." View news coverage of the confrontation below:

Also caught on camera was a video of two young girls from Cape Coral, Florida, fighting outside of their school. The video went viral and ended up in the news. The parent of the accused attacker reportedly just stood by and watched the violent attack take place. According to NBC Live, the 13-year-old accused the attacker and now faces battery charges.

In another ferocious attack, a video filmed in St. Louis, Missouri, shows two young women being beaten by men. The video immediately went viral and like many other videos being posted on the Internet is being used to raise awareness throughout communities. An activist in St. Louis named James Clark, with the organization Better Family, said, "This is everyone's problem. No one is safe, everyone has a role to play."

These and many more attacks uploaded to the Internet now have many end times sites and blogs pointing at the violence and its glorification on the web as a clear indication that the Bible verses from 2 Timothy 3:1-4 are coming to pass. The scriptures state, "In the last days there will come times of difficulty. For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good, treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God."