Posted on 03/15/2011 3:27:24 PM PDT by STD
Wasn’t there a picture just last week of a double sun?
It would be reasonable for someone of the Jewish faith to make that statement.
To someone who accepts the Christian Bible as the Word of God, your statement is inconsistent with scripture in the book of Acts (boldface added by me):
Acts 21:10 And as we tarried [there] many days, there came down from Judaea a certain prophet, named Agabus.Acts 11:28 And there stood up one of them named Agabus, and signified by the Spirit that there should be great dearth throughout all the world: which came to pass in the days of Claudius Caesar.
Agabus is directly identified as a prophet (Acts 21:10)and correctly prophesies future events (Acts 11:28). This happened roughly 2000 years ago. Your statement is inconsistent with the scripture in the New Testament. What led you to make that assertion?
Have I missed something? Is David Wilkerson claiming to be any more than Agabus was?
That was a sun dog.
Not. It belongs in either the Religion Forum or General/Chat.
Thank you, we are on the Devil’s Roller Coaster now, I don’t expect things to simmer down until the Second Advent in 2016
Thank you, we are on the Devil’s Roller Coaster now, I don’t expect things to simmer down until the Second Advent in 2016
Where did you get that idea? Who was recording earthquakes 2000 years ago?
I have no question that the scoffers will scoff at this information, but the numbers don’t lie.
What numbers? Numbers you made up? Yes, I think most rational people will scoff at this post. You are finding patterns where there is no data.
Cayce’s prediction was that there would be a period of natural disasters and Earth changes from 1958 to 1998. Among the things that were to happen was that “much of California must go into the sea”, and also Japan. He was clearly wrong — unless one looks at the way he sometimes described intervals of time in his “readings”. He also referred to the years since the Crucifixion, which would be about 28 AD (Herod died in 4 BC, Christ crucified at 32); this would make the beginning A.D. 1986, with the terminal year being 2026.
Not much of a reprieve.
Here’s where it gets really good though — near the end of his life he had a lucid dream in which he saw himself as a child born in the future, sometime around 2050. In that dream, he was born in Nebraska, which was on the seacoast, and while there was a futuristic technology laid over everything, it was clear that the cities of our time were by then in ruins.
:’)
“There is not the slightest doubt in my mind about this forthcoming massive earthquake in our continent.”
Well...put on your seer hat and tell us which horse wins the third race at Arlington this Saturday.
If your Madam Blovatsy crystal ball is hazy, tell us the winning lotto numbers in Kentucky, or whatever state you chose.
Sandwichboard cranks are coming out of the woodwork.
My statement is totally consistent with the first paragraph of the book of Hebrews, which notes that prophets were a thing of the distant past at the time Jesus was born.
In the ancient world there were a number of practices meant to communicate directly with the spirit world, including prophets and the Greek oracles, pure electrostatic devices like the "ark" and several other kinds of things. All of those things involved trance states and static electricity, and they all stopped working before the time of Alexander.
ANYBODY claiming to be a prophet since that time is a BS artist and a liar.
Without a doubt, there will be an earthquake in an unexpected place. Likewise, a storm will come up in a place that isn’t usually hit by storms and wreak havoc. There will be political turmoil. People will do bad things. Someone who is not well known will rise to prominence, and the powerful will be brought low.
It’s called “reality.”
You know you would help your case if you didn’t flat out lie.
By my count there has been over 150+ 7.0 quakes in the 20th century.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_20th-century_earthquakes
Before you naysay it remember to check the links at the bottom.
Furthermore since we can only guess the strength of earthquakes prior to the advent of seismographs we don’t really know the magnitude, location etc of many of them.
Still current events and culture. A one time post on a crap theory.
End of timers come and go.
Hey! Those are my numbers!
Who told you?
LOL
hmmmmmm
occultic spirit guides . . . share lies with half truths and truth to seduce.
Whatever prediction you prefer to follow, or deride, just be prepared.
Listen to live radio instead of CDs or other recordings. You might only have seconds to react and you don’t want to waste that time asking why everyone around you seems so panicky.
Pack a “go bag” for the family — something you can just grab and GO when the balloon goes up. (Sorry — old Air Force term.) Pack enough essentials for 3 days but try not to carry too much. A change of clothes, medications, some cash and some non-perishable food should be the baseline. (Water is crucial so keep a gallon jug handy, too!)
Pick three places within 100 miles where family or friends will expect you. Make sure everybody concerned knows the Primary, the Secondary and the Last Ditch places to go. Expect to have no communications.
Make up a small pack of emergency supplies for the car, such as first aid, water, food and clothes. All the disaster equipment in the world won’t help if you’re driving down the road, 12 miles from home, when civilization ends.
Until then, work on your skills. First aid and good marksmanship are priceless.
I have one in which the US has a major earthquake which knocks out all satellite service, allowing the USSR to bombard Israel with nukes.
It was supposed to take place in October, 1983!
sergent, do you know that the Lord Himself tells us an earthquake yet to come will cause every wall to fall. Every wall Sarg!
Once we become children of God all He has becomes ours.
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