On Wed, 7 May 2008 20:27:34 -0700 (PDT), "OBVES@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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<OBVES@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
: The best period is the fall of 2011 AD - 7th month called Tishrey.
: 2011 AD - Christ comes to his people and to rule on earth with his
: 144000 chosen servants.
: The best-serving christians will be raised and joined by those who
: will not die at all .
:
: 2011 AD - 2012 AD - One year for Christ as God's Word
: 2011 AD - 2012 AD - This will be one-year period (Sept.Oct - Sept/
: Oct ) for the establishment of Christ's Kingdom.
: 2011 AD - 2018 AD - This will be a period when great ones from
: natural Israel will rise and Israel will come back to God.
: 2012 AD - 2034 AD - This will be period when the Bible will be
: proclaimed to many nations consisting of people who will have a chance
: to be saved.
:
: God's Word was expressed in the Hebrew that had 22 letters- Psalm 119.
: 22 years = 22 books of the Book of Revelation that closes the
: present mankind's history.
:
: 2012 AD + 22 years = 2034 AD
:
: Christ rules with his 144000 servants -his church for 1000 years :
: 2034 AD - 3034 AD.
: 3034 AD - 3044 AD- there will be a 10-year testing period for those
: saved conditinally who never were tested before in their lives. The
: evil people that were preserved for that period will come back to life
: for a short time to test others .
:
: The eternity should begin in 3044 AD.
:
: 4027 BC - From Adam to 3044 AD = 7070 years = " 7 days " each day =
: 1010 years.
If a self-proclaimed "prophet" is _wrong_, then it shows
they were not speaking for God - it's that simple. True prophets
for God are not wrong when they claim an event will happen when
they say it will happen.
You've predicted, in the name of God, the world ending before.
And you've been wrong. The Bible shows us that you do not speak
for God, a fact you choose to ignore and continue to run from:
Your other predictions, both you and Harold Camping, who claim to
be able to discern for us what God says, have been wrong. God's
word then tells us plainly: you are not speaking for God, but you
presume to claim to everyone else that you are. You are not, and
what you're claiming God never laid out in His word.
How do we know all this for a fact? Because God tells us about
such people and how to spot them easily:
Deuteronomy 18:22 KJVR When a prophet speaketh in the name of
the LORD, if the thing follow not, nor come to pass, that is the
thing which the LORD hath not spoken, but the prophet hath spoken
it presumptuously: thou shalt not be afraid of him.
What you claimed did not come to pass. Hence what you claimed is
a thing which the LORD has not spoken, and you have spoken it
presumptuously.
Why not be afraid of him (this self-proclaimed "prophet")?
Because he's not a prophet at all, but someone dishonestly
claiming to be a prophet of God.
Meanwhile, we are commanded to watch and pray because Christ
could return at _any_ time. Today. Tomorrow. Any time, and we
don't know when.
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