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Proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Dispensational View of the Genesis creation saga is correct, March 27th, 4 BC marks the beginning of DAY 5 of the reign of man on Earth. We are in Day 7, marked by the drying up of the Euphrates at its beginning as prophesied. After today--which so happens to be March 27th--when a 24th Christian nation will very shortly be added to NATO, God will be able to rest for a thousand years just as prophesied. Post Comment   Private Reply   Ignore Thread   Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 26. #2. To: interpreter (#0) After today--which so happens to be March 27th--when a 24th Christian nation will very shortly be added to NATO, God will be able to rest for a thousand years just as prophesied. So you will admit you are a false prophet if Montenegro does not join NATO today, on March 27 as you predict? I'm not holding my breath. False prophets always hedge their little bets. Tooconservative  posted on  2017-03-27   10:30:27 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #3. To: Tooconservative, interpreter (#2) So you will admit you are a false prophet if Montenegro does not join NATO today, on March 27 as you predict? I thought the predicted deadline was Dec 31 of 2016. Pinguinite  posted on  2017-03-27   16:56:39 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #8. To: Pinguinite (#3) I thought the predicted deadline was Dec 31 of 2016. Well, it was in my 2016 predictions, but I always preface my annual predictions with the words, "I am sometimes a year or two ahead of God's timetable." With this one, I was only off by 3 months for God's sake. Compare that with the crazy predictions of Hal Lindsay and Van Impe, et al, which have never ever come to pass as far as I know. interpreter  posted on  2017-03-27   20:30:34 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #11. To: interpreter (#8) Well, it was in my 2016 predictions, but I always preface my annual predictions with the words, "I am sometimes a year or two ahead of God's timetable." With this one, I was only off by 3 months for God's sake. Compare that with the crazy predictions of Hal Lindsay and Van Impe, et al, which have never ever come to pass as far as I know. Well, let's get something straight here as I'm confused. I believe you've said before that you never wanted to be called a false prophet. Now, does that mean you profess to be a prophet and never want to make a mistake by misspeaking for God, or does that mean you have never professed to be any kind of prophet? Because I don't remember ever reading in the Book of Jeremiah how he was off by a "year or two" and responded to his audience with a "well what do you expect?" because he's only human, afterall. If you do claim to be a prophet, then you can't be off by a year or two because prophets, last time I checked, were not speaking on their own behalf but on God's. So if you claim you can be off by a year or two, you are clearly a simple political analyst. That's it. Those are your choices. And your concerns about being called a "false prophet" can be more accurately termed as something that everyone else is from time to time in spite of best efforts, and that is simply "wrong". So if that's the concern you have, then cry me a river! Pinguinite  posted on  2017-03-28   1:51:49 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #12. To: Pinguinite (#11) I have no idea what you are trying to say. The old testament prophets, and also Jesus often made prophecies that were fulfilled hundreds or thousands of years later. Does that make them false prophets?? The unquestionable fact that all of my predictions have been fulfilled within a year or two seems to me to be more impressive than anything Jeremiah or anyone else has predicted. My main point is, Hal Lindsay and Van Impe and many other eschatologists also make a lot of predictions that they say will be fulfilled within a year or two, and none of their predictions have ever come true yet. Why don't you say anything about them? They are the false prophets, and the reason the world laughs at Christianity. I am in the process of changing that, and making Christianity respectable again. interpreter  posted on  2017-03-28   9:23:45 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #21. To: interpreter (#12) I have no idea what you are trying to say. I'll make it quite clear in the form of a question: Do you consider yourself a prophet, as in, one who delivers messages from God? The old testament prophets, and also Jesus often made prophecies that were fulfilled hundreds or thousands of years later. Does that make them false prophets?? If they specified a specific time and it didn't come to pass, yes. The unquestionable fact that all of my predictions have been fulfilled within a year or two seems to me to be more impressive than anything Jeremiah or anyone else has predicted. Great. Then you are better than Jeremiah. Though unless I'm mistaken, he didn't have the internet to tie into. My main point is, Hal Lindsay and Van Impe and .... Dude... since when do true prophets compare themselves to other supposed prophets? They are the false prophets, and the reason the world laughs at Christianity. I don't know what world you are coming from with that statement. If you ask anyone off the street why the world laughs at Christianity, most will disagree that it happens and the rest will not even think of Hal Lindey and others. But I suppose for you the ability to make accurate predictions is a big deal theologically. I am in the process of changing that, and making Christianity respectable again. No you're not, sorry to say. You are a political analyst, and maybe even a good one. Maybe. I don't even know as I'm just saying that based on your claim of accuracy which I have no knowledge of. But the ability to divine the future is actually pretty low on the todem pole in Christian theology, truth be told. Pinguinite  posted on  2017-03-28   15:36:27 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #23. To: Pinguinite (#21) (Edited) "I'll make it quite clear in the form of a question: Do you consider yourself a prophet, as in, one who delivers messages from God?" As my handle says, I am the interpreter of Bible prophecy, and not the original prophet. Jesus was the original prophet. "If they specified a specific time and it didn't come to pass, yes." Bible prophets very rarely specified a specific time. That is left up to the interpreter (me). "Great. Then you are better than Jeremiah. Though unless I'm mistaken, he didn't have the internet to tie into." Thank you for that acknowledgement. And I thank God for the internet and the printing press (my book, "the Revelation: a Historicist View" is now in print and available at your favorite book store). "Dude... since when do true prophets compare themselves to other supposed prophets?" Since now--it is you and the other posters who force me to do that in order to defend my honor. "I don't know what world you are coming from with that statement. If you ask anyone off the street why the world laughs at Christianity, most will disagree that it happens and the rest will not even think of Hal Lindey and others. But I suppose for you the ability to make accurate predictions is a big deal theologically." About half of the Christian world has now become atheists, and at least partly because of false prophets like Hal Lindsay et al, whose predictions never come true. "No you're not, sorry to say. You are a political analyst, and maybe even a good one. Maybe. I don't even know as I'm just saying that based on your claim of accuracy which I have no knowledge of. But the ability to divine the future is actually pretty low on the todem pole in Christian theology, truth be told." You are 100 % wrong. The ONLY way to reverse the mad rush toward atheism is to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that God is real. The only way to do that is to show that all of the prophecies of Jesus have come true or else are in the process of coming true. There is no other way to do it. And "politics" is only part of it. interpreter  posted on  2017-03-29   9:14:23 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   #26. To: interpreter (#23) You are 100 % wrong. The ONLY way to reverse the mad rush toward atheism is to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that God is real. The only way to do that is to show that all of the prophecies of Jesus have come true or else are in the process of coming true. There is no other way to do it. And "politics" is only part of it. People are largely unimpressed with facts, or in your case, supposed interpretations. They are much more convinced by a helping hand. That's reality. Interpretations and even facts can always be disputed. Always. Pinguinite  posted on  2017-03-29   11:48:04 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   Replies to Comment # 26. #27. To: Pinguinite (#26) People are largely unimpressed with facts, or in your case, supposed interpretations. They are much more convinced by a helping hand. That's reality. Interpretations and even facts can always be disputed. Always. You may have a point there. Nowadays people are more impressed with fake news. But eventually the truth comes out. Always. interpreter  posted on  2017-03-30 09:28:16 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply   End Trace Mode for Comment # 26. Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest

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