“Quite a number of prophetic sources . . . IIRC, some not even Christian . . .”
Not even Christian...
Unless you are speaking of Old Testament sources, don’t you think that this is giving heed to false prophecies from the Devil?
“The mountain into the sea of Biblical prediction might do it.”
What verse are you siting as a “Biblical prediction” of a mountain into the sea? I only know of a verse where Christ used this as an illustration of the power of faith, not as a prophecy meant to be taken literally.
“The massive world wide quake of Biblical END TIMES prediction would likely do it.”
Doubtless a worldwide quake would cause tsunamis, but tsunamis don’t cause the sea level to rise. That would require an influx of water from somewhere, as happened in the days of Noah.
Now sea levels do change gradually all the time, there’s evidence they have risen quite a bit in the last few hundred years. If he’s merely predicting a continuation of a gradual natural process however, that doesn’t make him much more of a prophet than your local weatherman.
“Jedediah is quite in keeping with a host of other prophetic sources AS WELL AS SCRIPTURE on these scores.”
Cite them then, so we can examine your proofs and test him against them, if they be valid sources for Christians to give credence to.
“It’s amazing how ignorant of such things the blood thirsty bucket brigade has been so quickly.”
It’s amazing to me how quick some are to believe someone who calls themself a prophet, when the Lord has warned us quite clearly to be wary of wolves in sheep’s clothing.
Not so.
I have a longer private communication with Jedediah than most, evidently.
I don’t have those refs off the top of my head and probably won’t look them up any time soon.
As to nonChristian sources . . . sometimes, it seems to me,
GOD USES EVERYTHING TO WARN HUMANS OF EVERY STRIPE AND TYPE just because of His overwhelming Love even for His enemies.
When a NONCHRISTIAN SOURCE agrees with a Valid Christian source, I don’t use that as an excuse to trash the Christian source.