Where are the prophecies of the Ukrainian invasion?
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A lot of you keep trying to shift the focus away from the failure of all the so-called prophets to warn of this. Many people may have had a hunch this would happen; I had a hunch but only after it looked like it was inevitable.
Anyone could warn that this was likely to happen; but they aren't people who claim to hear directly from God on a quite regular basis. Surely at least one of these "prophets" could have known about this last year or even earlier. God usually gives a true prophet plenty of advanced warning.
Anyone could warn that this was likely to happen; but they aren't people who claim to hear directly from God on a quite regular basis. Surely at least one of these "prophets" could have known about this last year or even earlier. God usually gives a true prophet plenty of advanced warning.
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I have posted many links to the Prophecy club, they have about 25 prophecies of this happening in one sense or another. Just because you did not know this was coming doesn't mean that there aren't those posting these warnings on the internet.
Everything was posted in my blog -- Summary of bible references concerning the rapture
Everything was posted in my blog -- Summary of bible references concerning the rapture
This type of mocking and your line of reasoning just seems dumb to me. Does the Bible say that each individual prophet, or someone who hears from God, is going to know in advance everything that happens in world events or that God does? How is this a 'failure'? Did God tell you? If God wants to communicate something to someone He can. If He doesn't, who are you really complaining against?
Prove it. Prove that no on heard about this from God, and that no one prophesied it. Prove your assertion. Prove God told no on in the Ukraine about it.
Prove it. Prove that no on heard about this from God, and that no one prophesied it. Prove your assertion. Prove God told no on in the Ukraine about it.
Some prophecies are really specific-- just speaking in general here-- with incredibly specific details. But sometimes prophecy can be kind of vague. In the Old Testament God said that He would speak to prophets in visions, dreams, and dark sayings. God would speak to Moses face to face (or 'mouth to mouth'....I thought that was Indonesian idiom until I saw it in the NASB.) If we look in the Bible, some of the predictions are apocalyptic style predictions, talking about different animals, and some Christians now disagree about what they mean.
I think I missed those links and would have to search up or back for them. If you have time, could you give a sentence or two to indicate what specific videos predicted what? Would you happen to have minute-markers on the Ukraine invasion stuff.
I think I missed those links and would have to search up or back for them. If you have time, could you give a sentence or two to indicate what specific videos predicted what? Would you happen to have minute-markers on the Ukraine invasion stuff.
Right.
I don't know about the prophets but "men of understanding" were warning about Putin's religious quest to restore the Orthodox Russian Church since 2014 (at least in my circles). His attack on the Ukraine did not come as a surprise to us. What DID occur was the Bible being printed in the Ukrainian language for the first time ever and distributed to the Ukrainian people at no cost to them. I supported that cause. The translation, printing, and distribution of the Bible was a 30 year endeavor that completed just 2 years before the invasion of the Russians.
The "TV Prophets" have been exposed as political shills in the last two US presidential cycles. Anyone who loves the truth will not listen to a word they say.
I don't know about the prophets but "men of understanding" were warning about Putin's religious quest to restore the Orthodox Russian Church since 2014 (at least in my circles). His attack on the Ukraine did not come as a surprise to us. What DID occur was the Bible being printed in the Ukrainian language for the first time ever and distributed to the Ukrainian people at no cost to them. I supported that cause. The translation, printing, and distribution of the Bible was a 30 year endeavor that completed just 2 years before the invasion of the Russians.
The "TV Prophets" have been exposed as political shills in the last two US presidential cycles. Anyone who loves the truth will not listen to a word they say.
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An addendum to my post upthread:
It doesn't matter whether a "prophecy" or "word from God" is perceived as positive or negative; it is still false if God didn't actually say it. Either way, the "prophet" is taking (or carrying) the Lord's name in vain (cf. Exodus 20, also Deuteronomy 18, Ezekiel 13, Matthew 7, 2 Corinthians 11 and 2 Peter 2 and Jude).
My point in my previous post is that WoF/NAR/ARC teachers and "preachers" never seem to say "God told me (insert negative thing)". I've yet to hear or see one of them say something like "God told me/I have a word from the Lord that (you) will: lose your job, get a serious disease, get divorced, lose your child (or parent), lose your home to a natural disaster, there's going to be a war somewhere in the world, etc.".
All they say is fluffy, cotton candy-type stuff.
It doesn't matter whether a "prophecy" or "word from God" is perceived as positive or negative; it is still false if God didn't actually say it. Either way, the "prophet" is taking (or carrying) the Lord's name in vain (cf. Exodus 20, also Deuteronomy 18, Ezekiel 13, Matthew 7, 2 Corinthians 11 and 2 Peter 2 and Jude).
My point in my previous post is that WoF/NAR/ARC teachers and "preachers" never seem to say "God told me (insert negative thing)". I've yet to hear or see one of them say something like "God told me/I have a word from the Lord that (you) will: lose your job, get a serious disease, get divorced, lose your child (or parent), lose your home to a natural disaster, there's going to be a war somewhere in the world, etc.".
All they say is fluffy, cotton candy-type stuff.
Biden told us all over and over they were going to invade....
IN GOD THE SON,
bluto
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Well Jesus saw it coming. All you have to do is read Matthew 24, specifically vs 7, "For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom, and in various places there will be famines and earthquakes." Verse 8, "But all these things are merely the beginning of birth pangs."
IN GOD THE SON,
bluto
IN GOD THE SON,
bluto
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Putin has been a bad guy all along, so no one has made him into a bad guy. And had he and his oligarchs not robbed Russia blind, but made sure that all those rubles went to help the people and economy of Russia (rather than a huge military buildup) no one would have been backed into a corner. Absolutely no one is interested in invading Russia, but Russia loves to invade other countries and/or use its military to create destruction and havoc (as in Syria and Afghanistan). Drumming up sympathy for Russia will not wash.
Some of the messages are interpretations of Biblical prophecies, so I can see some thinking that those have more than one possible interpretation.
Others are visions that are extremely credible -- Ken Peters and Duduman are two that come to mind, but there are about four or five others as well. They had visions of the tribulation, the destruction of the US and how this attack would come from Russia and 3 other countries.
Then there are a number of dreams.
There is no single prophecy, dream, or vision that tells you the whole story. It is like a jigsaw puzzle with lots of pieces. This is why I don't post them here, as I already mentioned, I have made more than 3,500 posts, if people aren't interested enough to dig in and study then that is on them.
Others are visions that are extremely credible -- Ken Peters and Duduman are two that come to mind, but there are about four or five others as well. They had visions of the tribulation, the destruction of the US and how this attack would come from Russia and 3 other countries.
Then there are a number of dreams.
There is no single prophecy, dream, or vision that tells you the whole story. It is like a jigsaw puzzle with lots of pieces. This is why I don't post them here, as I already mentioned, I have made more than 3,500 posts, if people aren't interested enough to dig in and study then that is on them.
I'm not trying to drum up sympathy for anyone, except maybe the people of Russian and Ukraine.
I'm pointing out that the actions of the West are actually pushing Russia and China closer together, and will result in the fall of the West and the rise of a new Eastern coalition of powers.
WE SHOULD STAY OUT OF THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE FIGHT. <- That's my premise.
I'm pointing out that the actions of the West are actually pushing Russia and China closer together, and will result in the fall of the West and the rise of a new Eastern coalition of powers.
WE SHOULD STAY OUT OF THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE FIGHT. <- That's my premise.
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