Grailhunter
Well-Known Member
Is anybody really upset with this report? If you didn't hear it from me, it was all over the airwaves. I just reported it and shared it, brought bits to your attention and then it exploded! I did not confirm it at any time and also claimed it went contrary to my Mid -Trib views that I've held for years! Do a search, put my name and topic, "7th Trumpet", "last trumpet", "rapture" and you can verify it.
Take the post as you would an article in a newspaper - it's a story and I didn't add to it, just reported as it was also circulated throughout the world. I put the disclaimer on my post stating I was not sure and skeptical. A reporter who even interviews someone who later turns out to be a false prophet is not necessarily required to issue a public apology, but is ethically obligated to report the new information and correct the record. An apology may be warranted if the reporter's own errors or negligence contributed to the false information being presented. The post was a question about someone else's prediction. And this is not a prestigious forum section (eschatology) that is held in highest standards of interpretation! We typically read and argue in disagreement over a dozen views passionately held. Ya'll gonna apologize to eachother in the end after the real event happens to be opposite to what you touted for decades??? And btw, this is a loose forum filled with layman, not professors or clergy. I have haven't come across any scholars in here. Scholars, preachers and teachers don't really have the time to chat because they are actually doing something, serving, not just idly talking and sharing. Does anyone feel like they are participating in saving souls in this forum? Ya'll think you're evangelists or teachers? I don't. I didn't tell people to go "sell everything and wait for the Hale-Bop Comet, your ship is right behind it and will be picking you up"! I did not confirm this prediction - show me where I did.
That was a very pleasant and considerate post. I would agree with everything on it up to the last sentence. You see, I can't stay away from JW's, half of my family is filled with them and I am btw an adherent to OSAS.
I'll spring board off this post and just reiterate that we are to be alert and sober for His return. I drew attention to this prediction like a reporter would, just reporting news. If you didn't hear it from me, it went viral worldwide as we approached Rosh Hashana, mostly YouTube. This also created more AI generated predictions as well. So whether this was a false prophecy or not, "God causes all things . to work for good for those who love the Lord, for those who are called to His purpose"! That's right, He is sovereign and allows all events in history for a purpose, good or evil.
What good came out of this? Put that aside and let me ask another question: What can Christians learn from Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur?
Three books are opened in heaven on Rosh Hashanah , one for the completely wicked, one for the completely righteous and one for those in between.
What follows the trumpet blasts (if not associated with the Rapture) are the 10 days of awe.
The Ten Days of Repentance are seen as an opportunity for change. A change of heart, a spiritual reboot. No one is perfectly righteous or even 100% evil. Rosh Hashanah functions, for the majority of people, as the opening of an unsual trial that extends until Yom Kippur. Most trials concern past deeds but this one _ in the past _ reflected on future deeds. For the Jews, their verdict ( a legalistic one) was determined. Both their attitude toward their misdeeds and their attempts to rectify them by changing themselves. Then comes the Day Of Atonement, Judgment Day!
>> For Christians and all others, this is an opportune time to turn to Jesus, strengthen your relationship and for all others, repent.
When God opens the books, the verdict won't be based on your deeds or attitudes at all, they will be based on your relationship with Christ. That's it, are you in Christ or not?
During this time in history a line is being drawn down the middle. You must choose, are you with Christ or not? When He returns, He will take His Church, all others will be left behind.
Most events in the Bible have been centered around Jerusalem and the end time scenario is no diffierent. According to Romans 11, during this time, a remnant Jewish population will be saved, whether before or during the Great Tribulation. Many of them will realize who their Messiah truly is and has been. They will mourn when they find out. They will be tested and have to persevere through the fire as well as anyone else (those who were left behind who were on the fence about Christ).
Yom Kippur is approaching. Christians aren't required to observe these holy days that were set apart by God for the Jews. But we can learn from them, repent, reflect on our relationship with Christ, be charitable towards others, forgiving them. Attitude still is important. I remember Chuck Swindoll had a teaching, "Attitude is Everything". Our attitude towards Christ first and then others is very crucial! If you say you love Jesus and hate your brother, I don't really think you have a good attitude.
To keep things in perspective….condemn the sin not the sinner.
Jehovah’s Witnesses are more or less a Jewish religion and as such does not have the option for salvation.
Calvinism….I have Calvinist friends and I have seen that religion do some awful things. Either way Calvinism, OSAS, and universalism can lead people to hell.
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