HiTech,
I understand your response. The whole concept really is weird and supernatural.
I am not God. I am just trying to find my way to heaven and help others get there, too.
I state clearly in my article the following:
1) I am not a prophet. I do not claim to be a prophet.
2) I am merely translating the timing of the appearances of The Great Sign of the Woman and the sign of The Red Dragon to the Gregorian calendar and fitting the scripture puzzle pieces together in relationship to Yahuah’s signs.
You are always welcome at http://october-5-2017.com
I have nothing to sell. No advertisements. No products. No gimmicks.
This topic is too important to cheapen it with commerce.
I do, however, have something to offer.
The article, The Rescue of the Bride, is my life’s most important work. It is the culmination of a labor of love that began in 1993 when I became a believer.
I am fully aware that I am handling Yahuah’s (God’s) word. It is my responsibility to do so with the utmost care.
As such, I have poured over the details hundreds of times to make sure that they are accurate and true to the best of my human ability.
I insist on being careful. It would be irresponsible of me to be anything else. The lives of the children of Yahuah (God) are at stake.
I am hoping that you will accept my invitation to read the article. I have written it for the very purpose of blessing you and others whom Yahuah (God) is calling.
Blessings to you and your loved ones.
Whenever I see these non standard phantasmagorical names for God (Yahuah is a new one on me) it screams “PRIVATE REVELATION!” I.e. bull shit. A real revelation is going to rhyme heavily with publicly known theology. It won’t need researching in Scandinavia, as I rebuked another private revelationologist.
So don’t try to bull shit me with “supernatural.” I believe in “supernatural” just fine. I also believe it behaves in a well defined and very publicly revealed way.