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Fret Not Yourself Because Of Evildoers
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Matthew 24:36
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http://biblehub.com/matthew/24-36.htmEnd of the world predictions are a dime a dozen and always wrong.
The end of this present earth is in the bible. It is after the millennial reign of Jesus. Revelation 20:11.
The OP is a lie because since 1992 all of my annual predictions have come true
For example, I predicted that 2015 would be a very hot year, and so far it is the hottest year on record by far.
I also predicted 9/11, the start of the Battle of Ar Mageddon
In other words, we are now experiencing the 7 last plagues, which are said to be poured out after the Great Tribulation of WW II. (Global warming is plague # 4, and the Battle of Ar Mageddon is plague # 7).
Let me make one more prediction. The latest face of the 7th head of Satan will, in the near future, be so soundly defeated by US-led forces that Satan wont be heard from again for a thousand years. (The US, founded by George Washington who rode a pale horse, is the 4th horseman to rule the earth for Jesus and kill His enemies).
The exact year.Did you predict exact dates and times of these events?
You must have me mixed up with a futurist. As John said, the Revelation began "with speed" and the history books confirm that it has been unfolding for 17 centuries. The fulfillment of its prophesies proves that there is a God and He knows the future.I predict that it will start getting cold in my state around October and November and last till around April. So what? Natural shifts in weather patterns have been happening for a millennia. Why would man's influence on climate change bring on the end of the world? There are measures we can take to prevent this.
The Battle of Ar Mageddon had to begin in 2001, the first year of the thousand-year "Day of the Lord" and the first year of the "Battle of That Great Day of God Almighty" as it is also known. It also has to start when the Euphrates is dry, and the E. was dry in Iraq in 2001, dried up by Saddam Hussein to prepare the way for the kings of the east as prophesied.Did you predict the exact time and date of this event? Or did you make a vague prophecy like "I predict America will be attacked at some point that will be the sign of end times" And then use your confirmation bias when it happened? Every major conflict the world has ever seen could be said to be "end times" and you just pick the ones that happen in your life time. It's nonsense.
All of the prophesies concerning the Great Tribulation were fulfilled in WW II. For example, close to 200 million horses (under the hood) were unleashed on D-Day against Hitler the antichrist and the third of the earth aligned with him.Who called World War 2 the "Great tribulation"? What was World War 1, The War of 1812, The Revolutionary War, etc? Is your "end of the world" view only exclusive with wars that America is involved in? What is plague 1,2,3,5 and 6 since you're so "accurate" at making vague predictions?
There has only been one conqueror who rode a pale horse like Washington's "Blueskin." Presently we are dropping 100-pound "hailstones" on the latest face of the 7th head of Satan.[/quote]Such a vague prediction. If you are some expert psychic on the future of the world, please include what the exact event will be. Also include the exact date and time of this event. There are other founding fathers besides George Washington. Describing a type of horse he owned and associate it with "4 horseman" is complete nonsense. There are plenty of people with white horses. Should we be terrified of them!? It's amazing to see the mental gymnastics people will do to confirm their bias.
The exact year.
You must have me mixed up with a futurist. As John said, the Revelation began "with speed" and the history books confirm that it has been unfolding for 17 centuries. The fulfillment of its prophesies proves that there is a God and He knows the future.
The Battle of Ar Mageddon had to begin in 2001, the first year of the thousand-year "Day of the Lord" and the first year of the "Battle of That Great Day of God Almighty" as it is also known. It also has to start when the Euphrates is dry, and the E. was dry in Iraq in 2001, dried up by Saddam Hussein to prepare the way for the kings of the east as prophesied.
I don't just pick current events. The first seal, for example, was opened by Jesus in 312 AD when the sign of the Son of Man appeared in the clouds and Jesus came into power through St. Constantine who rode a white horse and conquered with a bow.
Lots of things appear in the clouds:
It seems like every other month another end of the world "prediction" comes along, just as a previous one bites the dust like all the rest. It's like a revolving door of never ending "end of the world" fixations.
People in Noah's time also felt the same about the coming destruction by flood in 120 years
...and this has to do what with the OP? End of the world predictions are a dime a dozen and always wrong....in case you had not noticed.Hallelu-YAH .
Yes of course I wrote it down. Since 1992 I have been publishing my annual predictions. For 15 years now I have placed my annual predictions on the internet. "2001 in Bible Prophecy" is on beliefnet. I am also in their book on 9/11. But I quit using b'net when they deleted one of my predictions because it offended atheists. For several years now I've posted my annual predictions on christianforums. But I'll have to quit using cf because they did not just delete one prediction, they deleted them all. So I am awful sorry but "2015 in Bible Prophecy" is no longer on the net.Can you verify this? Surely you wrote it down. Or you're just making it up. There is no way to verify this. So I dismiss your claim.
The Revelation began unfolding in 312, so it has been unfolding for a little over 17 centuries now. And Jesus gave us a foolproof "starguide" (in ch. 1) whose vectors point the reader to the exact spot where each of the good things foretold takes place. And in ch. 16 the Jerusalem-Euphrates vector passes through the capitals of the demon-possessed kings of the east. That is, a line drawn from Jerusalem to the epicenter of the dried-up Euphrates, and then extended to the east, passes through Baghdad, Kabul and Tehran like 3 ducks in a row. Two of the kings have already been disposed, Tehran is next in line.We're in the 21st century though. Not sure what you're talking about here. Does he provide exact dates, times, names? If not, it's a vague prophecy that is easily fulfilled and you can use your confirmation bias to confirm what you believe to be true.
It is, at least according to the dispensationalists, beginning with Genesis 1. The Wise Men were dispensationalists like many in Israel who believed the Messiah would be born at the beginning of the 5th 1000-year Day of God's plan for man, or exactly 4000 years after the appearance of Adam in the Garden of Eden (now Iraq) in 4000 BC. BTW, that happens to be exactly when and where the first civilization appeared (and the first writing, first farming, etc. -- in short, the first civilized man). And Jesus was born right on time. So for many centuries, even millennia, dispensationalists have said that the Day of the Lord, also called the Great Day of God Almighty, is the seventh 1000-year Day of Genesis -- which began in 2001 and is the last 1000-years of the existence of civilized man on earth.If 2001 is the year, then why is it not stated in your bible?
All of the fulfilled prophesies in the Revelation have been fulfilled by humans. So yes, Hussein dried up the Euphrates (and provoked the US) to bring about the prophesied Battle of Ar Mageddon. (Except the Muslims call it the Mother of All Battles and think they will win it).It's a vague prophecy. Do you really think in this day and age that a river is really an obstacle for those who want to wage war? Lets consider this. Do you really think that Saddam Hussein was thinking "Hmmm...this river is really gonna be an issue for those who want to invade, we better get rid of it" Or is it someone trying to self fulfill a prophecy?
Yes of course I wrote it down. Since 1992 I have been publishing my annual predictions. For 15 years now I have placed my annual predictions on the internet. "2001 in Bible Prophecy" is on beliefnet. I am also in their book on 9/11. But I quit using b'net when they deleted one of my predictions because it offended atheists. For several years now I've posted my annual predictions on christianforums. But I'll have to quit using cf because they did not just delete one prediction, they deleted them all. So I am awful sorry but "2015 in Bible Prophecy" is no longer on the net.
Jesus was talking about two events at the same time, He was answering two questions. When the temple would be tore down and when the end of the age will be. We know the temple was tore down in around 70 AD and that is now a past event. I believe the church age begin at the first Pentecost. Best I can figure the 2000 year anniversary of the church will be in 2029. I am sure there will be lots of books written and lots of people wanting to cash in as we get closer to that year. The real place to look is at the Bride. If she is radiant without spot, blemish or wrinkle then you can know that Jesus is going to come for her soon. Perhaps this Jubilee is the time when Jesus will begin to do a work to prepare His Bride for when He is going to return for her. For those who are going to go up in the rapture the resurrection power of God should be at work in them to cause them to be Holy, Sanctified and Blameless before God.The Bible tells us that nobody can actually predict the time or date in the first place,
I think people just like to feel special.
They want to believe that they're in an important time, that they're at the pinnacle of society, and that, when they die, the world won't just keep on chugging along with them. I think on some level they realize the reality of it, but it doesn't matter - they WANT it to be the end.
Not exactly.
Noah said that God would send a flood to destroy the earth; the people didn't believe him. No one set dates.
Jesus' return date has been set from the foundation of the world.
"The sixth angel poured out his bowl on the great river Euphrates, and its water was dried up, to prepare the way for the kings from the east".
The Euphrates river was a natural barrier to the north of Israel. It prevented invaders coming down from the north. So when it is dried up , the way is clear for divine destruction to arrive from the north. Nebuchadnezzar came from the north.
Jesus was talking about two events at the same time, He was answering two questions. When the temple would be tore down and when the end of the age will be.
Absolutely agree. We've been living in end times ever since the Lord Jesus ascended into heaven.
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