According to this "prophetess", we got 3 days left (woman, scripture)
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Never heard about this group before, but if the sun comes up on Wednesday morning we can throw this entire website and their "prophecies" out the window. They will have much repenting to do. Prophets of God are accurate 100%, 100% of the time.
Exactly. Only the Father knows the date. If the Son doesn't even know, why would He tell someone like her, or me, or you?
Hello, mzjamiedawn: Jesus does know--He did not know when He was here on earth (and even then it was only the day and the hour He did not know), but after His resurrection and return to glory, He knew the exact time that He would come in glory with His angels! While still on earth, He knew the time frame. This is clear from His words in Matthew 24:34--"This generation will by no means pass way till ALL these things take place." He also knew that some of His contemporary disciples would live to see His coming. "There are some standing here who will not taste death till they see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom" (Mat. 16:28--see also verse 27). He knew that Caiaphas himself and the rest of the Sanhedrin would see Him "sitting at the right hand of power and coming on the clouds of heaven" (Mat. 26:64). He knew that those disciples whom He sent out to the lost sheep of Israel would "not finish going through the cities of Israel before the Son of Man comes" (Mat. 10:23).
No, Jesus did not know the day or the hour--but He knew the generation. His generation!
Hello, mzjamiedawn: Jesus does know--He did not know when He was here on earth (and even then it was only the day and the hour He did not know), but after His resurrection and return to glory, He knew the exact time that He would come in glory with His angels! While still on earth, He knew the time frame. This is clear from His words in Matthew 24:34--"This generation will by no means pass way till ALL these things take place." He also knew that some of His contemporary disciples would live to see His coming. "There are some standing here who will not taste death till they see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom" (Mat. 16:28--see also verse 27). He knew that Caiaphas himself and the rest of the Sanhedrin would see Him "sitting at the right hand of power and coming on the clouds of heaven" (Mat. 26:64). He knew that those disciples whom He sent out to the lost sheep of Israel would "not finish going through the cities of Israel before the Son of Man comes" (Mat. 10:23).
No, Jesus did not know the day or the hour--but He knew the generation. His generation!
In Christ, Preterist
So you believe Christ has already returned for the second time? What happened?
you dont lost a nickel doing these predictions.
the amazing part is in all the meltdowns we have had every soothsayer told us the day after they knew it all along.
Hmmm...yeah! Ash everywhere, and darkness, if a volcano blows up in Yellowstone. Could lend new meaning to the Bible warning: "the wise virgins filled their lamps with oil"...
South-central Alaska is already getting hit from multiple eruptions of Mt. ReDoubt...ash blowing all over for hundreds of square miles.
Not much where I'm at (yet...)
Exactly. Only the Father knows the date. If the Son doesn't even know, why would He tell someone like her, or me, or you?
Exactly
Which is why millennialism teaching is not correct. For if the world doesn't end at the same time when the rapture occurs and the second coming, then anybody would be able to calculate the date of the end of the world.
Unfortunately people like this lady are everywhere and really - I don't blame them. If I believed almost everyone was going to end up in eternal misery I would hope and pray for a catastrophic event to wake them up too.
I mean - even if a billion people were killed (who are mostly going to die lost someday anyway) in a cataclysmic God-induced firestorm so the other nearly 6 billion people get to see first hand that God is very angry and very deadly and 'wake up' - wouldn't that be a wonderful thing?
This is the absurd delusional reality that many well meaning people have been driven to by eternal hell/wrath of God doctrine. Breaks my heart.
Well, FB you know that I believe that the Bible is real clear about there being an eternal, fiery hell so there's no need for us to go down that road but that Bible truth has nothing to do with what this woman and that poor little fella in the wheelchair are doing. Sharing dreams and visions are one thing, but date setting??? That's a whole other ball of wax. When dates aren't met, then that person can expect and is quite deserving to be labeled a false prophet.
Okay Lady..............you got one more day before I blast ya.
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