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Post by FEZZILLA on Mar 25, 2021 21:54:52 GMT
This letter is dedicated to all Christians. Welcome to the forum. Sorry to have to inform you michae1 that there hasn't been a Christian since AD 325. A perverted Romanized Christianity is the mythology you serve. Proof? |
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Post by atreyu on Mar 25, 2021 22:11:21 GMT
I know you weren't trying to be funny but, LOLOLOLOLOOLOLOLOL.
Did you listen to the Iced Earth song? That's not a Christian band. Yet the writer, Jon Schaffer, did a pretty good job putting some of the pieces together. So there are even unbelievers who are seeing the world events fit Biblical prophecy.
Yeah, you can make things fit for Nostradamous as well. That's what you can do when things are so vague they have no real meaning.
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Post by FEZZILLA on Mar 26, 2021 5:43:37 GMT
Did you listen to the Iced Earth song? That's not a Christian band. Yet the writer, Jon Schaffer, did a pretty good job putting some of the pieces together. So there are even unbelievers who are seeing the world events fit Biblical prophecy.
Yeah, you can make things fit for Nostradamous as well. That's what you can do when things are so vague they have no real meaning.
Nostradamus was not a prophet. |
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Post by Fiddler on Mar 26, 2021 14:48:42 GMT
Yeah, you can make things fit for Nostradamous as well. That's what you can do when things are so vague they have no real meaning.
Nostradamus was not a prophet. Then he has much in common with so called biblical prophets.
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Post by FEZZILLA on Mar 27, 2021 1:56:20 GMT
Nostradamus was not a prophet. Then he has much in common with so called biblical prophets.
Nope. Biblical Prophets spoke the word of God as the Holy Spirit instructed. Nostradamus did not. |
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Post by Fiddler on Mar 27, 2021 2:59:24 GMT
Then he has much in common with so called biblical prophets. Nope. Biblical Prophets spoke the word of God as the Holy Spirit instructed. Nostradamus did not. There were no biblical prophets. Saying that you predicted something after it happened is not prophecy. |
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Post by FEZZILLA on Mar 27, 2021 7:13:54 GMT
Nope. Biblical Prophets spoke the word of God as the Holy Spirit instructed. Nostradamus did not. There were no biblical prophets. Saying that you predicted something after it happened is not prophecy. Shows how much you know about Biblical prophecy. Then again, bigots don't know much about anything. I bet you've never even read the Bible. |
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Post by Fiddler on Mar 27, 2021 18:08:50 GMT
There were no biblical prophets. Saying that you predicted something after it happened is not prophecy. Shows how much you know about Biblical prophecy. Then again, bigots don't know much about anything. I bet you've never even read the Bible. Shows how much you know about prophecy. Then again, gullible nitwits don't know much about anything. Watch and learn ... Fizzle.. In 2001 I prophesied
5:"And the word came down to the prophet Fiddler concerning all the people of Merica saying 6:'A score shall not pass when all will be obliged to conceal their breath and no less than 4 cubits will mark the distance to their brethren so diligently hearken to the voice of the Fauci. 7:And a great wailing riseth up from a Yuge multitude of fools.. "False prophet." they will say. 8:And lo the pestilence yet unseen so slays great numbers of the foolish and many of the wise alike. 9:And the word sayeth to the prophet Fiddler 'Make haste to thy physician and seek internal peace. For it will be revealed living within his miracle the sword and armor leading the righteous out of darkness. 1st Fiddler 5-9 Amazing.. huh? |
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Post by atreyu on Mar 27, 2021 18:34:29 GMT
Then he has much in common with so called biblical prophets.
Nope. Biblical Prophets spoke the word of God as the Holy Spirit instructed. Nostradamus did not.
.... and you know that how?
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Post by FEZZILLA on Mar 28, 2021 0:04:39 GMT
Nope. Biblical Prophets spoke the word of God as the Holy Spirit instructed. Nostradamus did not.
.... and you know that how?
18 years of serious research. |
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Post by atreyu on Mar 28, 2021 0:08:56 GMT
.... and you know that how?
18 years of serious research.
Gotcha, you know exactly who and when god has spoken to every individual in history.
What a hoot.
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Post by FEZZILLA on Mar 28, 2021 0:10:36 GMT
18 years of serious research.
Gotcha, you know exactly who and when god has spoken to every individual in history.
What a hoot.
I know the difference between a Prophet and a false prophet. Charles Darwin was a false prophet. |
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Post by atreyu on Mar 28, 2021 0:16:53 GMT
Gotcha, you know exactly who and when god has spoken to every individual in history.
What a hoot.
I know the difference between a Prophet and a false prophet. Charles Darwin was a false prophet.
Ok, so what the evidence for the differences?
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Post by FEZZILLA on Mar 28, 2021 0:40:39 GMT
I know the difference between a Prophet and a false prophet. Charles Darwin was a false prophet.
Ok, so what the evidence for the differences?
The Biblical prophecies came true. Nostradamus did not. The quatrains of Nostradamus have never been interpreted to mean anything. In modern times, much of his word has been falsely quoted. The original work, which I have, does not have most of the quatrains quoted online. What predictions he does seem to get right he actually used the Bible as his guide. Biblical Prophecy is always correct and each prophecy has meaning. Biblical prophecy is not riddled in quatrains but detailed to events that will happen. For example, Isaiah 60:8-10 fulfilled in 1948 and continued to fulfill years afterward until millions of Jews return to Israel. In Isaiah 60:8, the Jews return to Israel by means of air travel. In verse 9, they come from all parts of the world, from Islands and elsewhere. In verse 10, the gentile Christian nations minister to Israel (minister means charity, love, to support and strengthen in love). We know the verse is interpreted correctly because there is a timeline to this prophecy. Isaiah 60:3 says the gentiles and their kings will come to the risen Messiah. This reached fulfillment is what some historians refer to as Christendom. This prophecy must fulfill before verses 8-10. Then there are Jesus' prophecies in Matthew 24 which are visually being observed today rapidly fulfilling. |
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Post by atreyu on Mar 28, 2021 0:45:43 GMT
Ok, so what the evidence for the differences?
The Biblical prophecies came true. Nostradamus did not. The quatrains of Nostradamus have never been interpreted to mean anything. In modern times, much of his word has been falsely quoted. The original work, which I have, does not have most of the quatrains quoted online. What predictions he does seem to get right he actually used the Bible as his guide. Biblical Prophecy is always correct and each prophecy has meaning. Biblical prophecy is not riddled in quatrains but detailed to events that will happen. For example, Isaiah 60:8-10 fulfilled in 1948 and continued to fulfill years afterward until millions of Jews return to Israel. In Isaiah 60:8, the Jews return to Israel by means of air travel. In verse 9, they come from all parts of the world, from Islands and elsewhere. In verse 10, the gentile Christian nations minister to Israel (minister means charity, love, to support and strengthen in love). We know the verse is interpreted correctly because there is a timeline to this prophecy. Isaiah 60:3 says the gentiles and their kings will come to the risen Messiah. This reached fulfillment is what some historians refer to as Christendom. This prophecy must fulfill before verses 8-10. Then there are Jesus' prophecies in Matthew 24 which are visually being observed today rapidly fulfilling.
Plenty of people say that Nostradamus's prophecies came true. Plenty of other religions say their prophecies have came true. I said evidence, bible verses aren't evidence.
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Post by FEZZILLA on Mar 28, 2021 1:05:39 GMT
The Biblical prophecies came true. Nostradamus did not. The quatrains of Nostradamus have never been interpreted to mean anything. In modern times, much of his word has been falsely quoted. The original work, which I have, does not have most of the quatrains quoted online. What predictions he does seem to get right he actually used the Bible as his guide. Biblical Prophecy is always correct and each prophecy has meaning. Biblical prophecy is not riddled in quatrains but detailed to events that will happen. For example, Isaiah 60:8-10 fulfilled in 1948 and continued to fulfill years afterward until millions of Jews return to Israel. In Isaiah 60:8, the Jews return to Israel by means of air travel. In verse 9, they come from all parts of the world, from Islands and elsewhere. In verse 10, the gentile Christian nations minister to Israel (minister means charity, love, to support and strengthen in love). We know the verse is interpreted correctly because there is a timeline to this prophecy. Isaiah 60:3 says the gentiles and their kings will come to the risen Messiah. This reached fulfillment is what some historians refer to as Christendom. This prophecy must fulfill before verses 8-10. Then there are Jesus' prophecies in Matthew 24 which are visually being observed today rapidly fulfilling.
Plenty of people say that Nostradamus's prophecies came true. Plenty of other religions say their prophecies have came true. I said evidence, bible verses aren't evidence.
Do you believe Nostradamus? Those who claim his prophecies came true misquote his quatrains. I gave you a couple examples of Biblical prophecy fulfilled. So let me recap that for you again. Matthew 24 is about the signs of the end. These prophecies spoken by Jesus Himself began to fulfill in 2004/2005 and are continuing to rapidly fulfill. A new paradigm of prophecy has been reached. This is the final paradigm of this earth age. Isaiah 60:3 prophesied how the gentiles and their kings would come to the risen Messiah. This prophecy fulfilled in what some historians call Christendom. This prophecy must chronological fulfill before the other post-resurrection prophecies in this chapter. Isaiah 60:8-10 is prophecy about the Jews return to Israel after being scatter from one end of the earth to the other. The scattering of the Jews is a separate prophecy linked to this prophecy here, with events that overlap. Verse 8 is about the invention of the airplane. The Jews travel to Israel by air. Verse 9 says they travel from afar, from distant Islands etc. Verse 10 says that the gentile Christian nations minister unto the Jews by helping them rebuild their infrastructure. Here is an actual picture of Isaiah 60:8-9 in fulfillment.  The last part of the chapter is about eternity. So Isaiah 60 never ends. It starts at the resurrection of Christ and continues on throughout eternity. |
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Post by atreyu on Mar 28, 2021 1:24:48 GMT
Plenty of people say that Nostradamus's prophecies came true. Plenty of other religions say their prophecies have came true. I said evidence, bible verses aren't evidence.
Do you believe Nostradamus? Those who claim his prophecies came true misquote his quatrains. I gave you a couple examples of Biblical prophecy fulfilled. So let me recap that for you again. Matthew 24 is about the signs of the end. These prophecies spoken by Jesus Himself began to fulfill in 2004/2005 and are continuing to rapidly fulfill. A new paradigm of prophecy has been reached. This is the final paradigm of this earth age. Isaiah 60:3 prophesied how the gentiles and their kings would come to the risen Messiah. This prophecy fulfilled in what some historians call Christendom. This prophecy must chronological fulfill before the other post-resurrection prophecies in this chapter. Isaiah 60:8-10 is prophecy about the Jews return to Israel after being scatter from one end of the earth to the other. The scattering of the Jews is a separate prophecy linked to this prophecy here, with events that overlap. Verse 8 is about the invention of the airplane. The Jews travel to Israel by air. Verse 9 says they travel from afar, from distant Islands etc. Verse 10 says that the gentile Christian nations minister unto the Jews by helping them rebuild their infrastructure. Here is an actual picture of Isaiah 60:8-9 in fulfillment. View AttachmentThe last part of the chapter is about eternity. So Isaiah 60 never ends. It starts at the resurrection of Christ and continues on throughout eternity.
Plenty of people say that Nostradamus's prophecies came true. Plenty of other religions say their prophecies have came true. I said evidence, bible verses aren't evidence.
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Post by FEZZILLA on Mar 28, 2021 2:52:21 GMT
Do you believe Nostradamus? Those who claim his prophecies came true misquote his quatrains. I gave you a couple examples of Biblical prophecy fulfilled. So let me recap that for you again. Matthew 24 is about the signs of the end. These prophecies spoken by Jesus Himself began to fulfill in 2004/2005 and are continuing to rapidly fulfill. A new paradigm of prophecy has been reached. This is the final paradigm of this earth age. Isaiah 60:3 prophesied how the gentiles and their kings would come to the risen Messiah. This prophecy fulfilled in what some historians call Christendom. This prophecy must chronological fulfill before the other post-resurrection prophecies in this chapter. Isaiah 60:8-10 is prophecy about the Jews return to Israel after being scatter from one end of the earth to the other. The scattering of the Jews is a separate prophecy linked to this prophecy here, with events that overlap. Verse 8 is about the invention of the airplane. The Jews travel to Israel by air. Verse 9 says they travel from afar, from distant Islands etc. Verse 10 says that the gentile Christian nations minister unto the Jews by helping them rebuild their infrastructure. Here is an actual picture of Isaiah 60:8-9 in fulfillment. View AttachmentThe last part of the chapter is about eternity. So Isaiah 60 never ends. It starts at the resurrection of Christ and continues on throughout eternity.
Plenty of people say that Nostradamus's prophecies came true. Plenty of other religions say their prophecies have came true. I said evidence, bible verses aren't evidence.
I gave you proof. You did not site any proof otherwise nor can you. You never studied this subject a day in your life and I've dedicated many years to this study. I can quote Scripture as proof because what you ask is found only in Scripture. There are no other religions with true prophecies. The entire world and all events therein follow Biblical prophecy only. You are, in fact, living the Christian worldview whether you believe it or not. |
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Post by atreyu on Mar 28, 2021 7:08:23 GMT
Plenty of people say that Nostradamus's prophecies came true. Plenty of other religions say their prophecies have came true. I said evidence, bible verses aren't evidence.
I gave you proof. You did not site any proof otherwise nor can you. You never studied this subject a day in your life and I've dedicated many years to this study. I can quote Scripture as proof because what you ask is found only in Scripture. There are no other religions with true prophecies. The entire world and all events therein follow Biblical prophecy only. You are, in fact, living the Christian worldview whether you believe it or not.
Ah, so now you're at the crux of the matter. You have zero evidence.
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Post by FEZZILLA on Mar 28, 2021 11:02:30 GMT
I gave you proof. You did not site any proof otherwise nor can you. You never studied this subject a day in your life and I've dedicated many years to this study. I can quote Scripture as proof because what you ask is found only in Scripture. There are no other religions with true prophecies. The entire world and all events therein follow Biblical prophecy only. You are, in fact, living the Christian worldview whether you believe it or not.
Ah, so now you're at the crux of the matter. You have zero evidence.
Keep telling yourself that enough times until you believe it. |
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