On May 9, 12:12=A0pm, Carl <sai...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Why Are you (OBVES), Harold Camping & The Watchtower Bible And Tract
> Society All False Prophets? Simple.
>
> Deut 18:22
> 22 If what a prophet proclaims in the name of the Lord does not take
> place or come true, that is a message the Lord has not spoken. That
> prophet has spoken presumptuously. Do not be afraid of him.
>
> None of their teachings, prophecies, etc. should be heeded nor taken
> seriously for they all speak presumptuously and falsely concerning
> such things.
>
> Your attempt to justify a form of divination such as numerology is
> vain, wicked and futile for God is clearly against it.
>
> Harold Camping is merely a false prophet who teaches quite falsely.
> If
> you choose to follow his teachings and date-settings, then you have a
> much larger problem you will have to deal with. He's already set
> dates
> that did not come to pass and according to the Bible he therefore is
> a
> false prophet. He also teaches an anti-church theology that is in
> opposition to scripture. Furthermore, your use of occultic numerology
> also gives evidence that you have embraced divinitation which is
> something God abhors. I am quite familiar with your posts and as I
> conclude, you are not one keeping to Christian essentials and have
> decided somewhere along the way to embrace and teach unGodly things.
> I
> cannot and will not accept such unGodly things and will voice my
> opposition to such unGodly things. Your sup****t of the Watchtower
> Bible And Tract Society, an unChristian cult, also shows that you
> have
> abandoned Biblical teachings since they not only have prophesied
> falsely but teach unBiblical things as well.
>
> Camping's aberrant and extra-biblical teachings and behavior
> (including his lack of accountability) place him outside the
> boundaries of orthodox, evangelical Christianity. He had already
> completely embarrassed himself and destroyed any credibility in the
> early 1990s by predicting that Christ would return to earth on
> September 6, 1994. After that prediction failed to materialize,
> Camping continued to make false prophecies, culminating in his absurd
> pronouncement that the Church age has come to an end and we are
> living
> in the Tribulation. God is through with the church, Camping insists=97
> and judgment has now begun. Camping tells his listeners they need to
> leave their churches and look to Family Radio to be the main vehicle
> through which the gospel is preached to the whole world. This
> behavior
> shows quite clearly that Camping has placed himself above God's Word
> and is teaching falsely. Camping has gone as far as to claim that,
> since 1988, God has installed Satan as the leader of the Church, in
> an
> effort to destroy it. He also claims that no one was "saved" between
> the years 1988 and 1994, when he predicted the world would end.
>
> I am truly saddened that you have been deceived by Harold Camping and
> the Watchtower Bible And Tract Society. I pray that you will one day
> abandon them and embrace solid, Biblical theology rather than the
> false teachings of Camping & the WTBTS.
>
> Jesus actually identifies false prophets like Camping and the WTBTS.
> To be a true prophet of God, 100% of what that prophet predicts must
> come to pass. Neither Camping's nor the WTBTS's prophecies have come
> true ergo both are false prophets according to God. You have
> identified erroneously and unBiblically. Your reliance of occultism
> in
> the form of numerology shows that you have embraced a satanic system
> of divination. In short, nothing you can claim on the matter of using
> divination can be justified by God's Word especially when God
> specifically prohibits His children from it.
>
> Lev 19:26
> Do not practice divination or sorcery.
>
> Yet you practice numerology, a form of divination. Abandon it.
>
> Lev 19:31
> Do not turn to mediums or seek out spiritists, for you will be
> defiled
> by them.
>
> Yet you turned to Harold Camping, a person who uses occultic
> numerology, a form of divination. Leave him.
>
> Lev 20:6
> I will set my face against the person who turns to mediums and
> spiritists to prostitute himself by following them, and I will cut
> him
> off from his people.
>
> Yet you turned to Harold Camping, a person who uses occultic
> numerology, a form of divination. Reject his false teachings.
>
> 2 Thess 2:9-10
> The coming of the lawless one will be in accordance with the work of
> Satan displayed in all kinds of counterfeit miracles, signs and
> wonders, 10 and in every sort of evil that deceives those who are
> peri****ng. They perish because they refused to love the truth and so
> be saved.
>
> You follow both Harold Camping and the Watchtower Bible And Tract
> Society whose counterfeit prophesies are indeed wicked and evil.
> Abandon them.
>
> Mic 3:7
> 7 The seers will be ashamed and the diviners disgraced. They will all
> cover their faces because there is no answer from God.
>
> This is what God says will happen to those who use divination as
> Harold Camping and you have been doing.
>
> Gal 5:19-21
> 19 The acts of the sinful nature are obvious: ***ual immorality,
> impurity and debauchery; 20 idolatry and witchcraft; hatred, discord,
> jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions 21
> and
> envy; drunkenness, orgies, and the like. I warn you, as I did before,
> that those who live like this will not inherit the kingdom of God.
>
> Forms of divination are a type of witchcraft which are acts of the
> sinful nature. Pray for the Holy Spirit to release you from its
> wicked
> bondage.
>
> May God bless,
> Carl
> my website --http://www.nettally.com/saints/
> my blog --http://www.anniemayhem.com/cgi-bin/wordpress/
>
> ---
>
> Numerology-Part One
> By Dr. John Ankerberg and Dr. John Weldon
>
> Introduction
>
> Numerology is another modern method of divination, one that attempts
> to discern the occult significance of numbers. It too is a popular
> form of entertainment. Like palmistry, numerology is thousands of
> years old and strongly associated with the occult. The practice of
> using tarot cards and the cabala are rooted in numerology, and
> astrology also bears a relation****p. As with other forms of
> divination, there are two principal aspects: 1) character *****sment
> and 2) divining or predicting the future.
>
> Numerologists claim they cannot only help people to understand
> themselves better, but that they must also help them to make
> im****tant
> decisions in all areas of life. Numerologists claim to offer the
> following information or advice: choosing the correct marriage
> partner, vocation, city, or house in which to live; individual
> "compatibility" with the products one uses; understanding one's mate
> and friends better; when to buy property or invest in a business; the
> best days to take a trip, apply for a new job, start a new venture,
> have surgery, and so on.1 Practitioners also allege that numerology
> can advise clients about what to do or not to do in any given year.
> It
> even claims to be able to evaluate the condition of future nations by
> their birth dates, as well as many other things. "Numerology is
> applicable to the most minute personal problems of human life or to
> gigantic moves in the theatre of international politics."2 For
> example:
>
> "The day you were born certain powers were bestowed upon you that
> will
> be with you your whole life long, since this date is unalterable, its
> personal vibrations shape every event or incident in your life
> span.... From the first day of your life to your last, you are
> governed by the destiny bestowed upon you according to the date of
> your birth. The numerological value of this birthdate will reveal to
> you the path of your destiny and suggest the line of personal
> development to help you attain all you wish from life."3
>
> False Claims
>
> Like practitioners in other divinatory fields, numerologists may
> claim
> that their profession does not involve the occult. Main advocates
> insist that numerology is merely "a science of the numbers of life.''
> One leading practitioner states, "Numerology is not fortune-telling,
> it is instead, a way to understanding through knowledge of numbers."4
> Another encourages readers "not [to] fall into the trap of looking at
> Numerology as a fortune-telling device. It is not."5 And, "This is
> not
> a matter of fortune-telling, it's plain mathematics revealed in the
> correlation of human factors to their cosmic pulse-beat as pictured
> in
> numbers."6
>
> Despite such claims, most numerologists will admit, when pressed,
> they
> are engaging in fortune-telling and divination. A fortune-teller is
> defined in the Oxford American Dictionary as "a person who claims to
> foretell future events in people's lives." Thus, as one practitioner
> writes, "My system of foretelling the future is based on the esoteric
> meaning behind numbers, and not on speculation. There is no element
> of
> good or bad luck involved, for my calculations are derived from your
> entire birthpath which, like nature, is immutable and unchangeable.
> The key to these predictions is found in the ancient Tarot pack of
> cards."7
>
> Another advocate states that numerology can bring clients "fame and
> fortune,"8 and that numerology in general routinely attempts to
> determine "the path each year will take."9 And if numerology isn't
> fortune-telling and divination, why do numerologists boast about
> their
> record of accurate predictions? "I can honestly state that an
> overwhelming percentage of forecasts I've made have come true. That
> applies not only to cases in which I have analyzed the numberscopes
> of
> individuals but also to predictions on current events which have
> found
> their way into print."10 Or consider the following statement by a
> professional numerologist who is also a member of several occult
> societies and has written newspaper columns on numerology:
>
> "I have dedicated my life via numerology to discovering the destiny
> of
> man. There is no great secret to this destiny. It is revealed in
> Astrology, Numerology, the Palm of the Hand, the Tarot Deck.... Over
> the years I personally have worked on over 10,000 charts of living
> people. ... In all cases the lives of the individuals whose charts I
> worked on went exactly as plotted by the numbers."11
>
> In essence, numerologists ...
>
> read more =BB
On the other hand, "For as it was in the days of Noah, so it will be
at the coming of the Son of Man."
Noah knew the end time, but those who scoffed did not know because of
their non-belief. "They did not know until the flood came." But they
*could have* known had they listened to Noah. He knew.
That's what's happening today. A lot of scoffers but very few
believers. One reason I suppose is because the Bible can be very
difficult to understand correctly. Another reason is that people love
instant gratification. Nothing but pleasure occupies their lives. If
they can't understand something, they'll write it off as not
worthwhile an endeavor, and proceed to glutton themselves in what they
do understand, over-eating and over-spending.
|
