Dreams I had last night

Link me a couple of your past posts where you say something praising our Lord Jesus Christ. You have thousands of comments, give me like three out of the thousands. Show me where you quote scripture for the glory of God and not to refute and argue or criticize people.

Everything you've ever said to me gives me the impression you're a gaslighting narcissist. Prove me otherwise.

No, I had the sense this was being done globally. Throughout the whole Western world as well. As if the millions of "refugees" were being used for this purpose.

Never gonna happen; I don't have to prove anything to you. If your idea of what it means to be a true believer involves saying "praise the Lord," or "glory to God" in an online forum, then I wonder how much you truly understand about following Him. And by the way, I don't criticize everything you say on here. There are many things I've simply overlook as not even worth the time.

If we're talking about trolling, you exhibit more signs of a troll than I ever have. All you ever post are things which draw attention to yourself: your prophecies, dreams, and book. Is shameless self-promotion a sign of trolling? I don't know.

Well... I mean... I don't think I would have gone NEARLY as hard as you did.

Also, "gaslighting" and "narcissist" are both way overused, right up there with accusing someone of being "passive-aggressive" which is also very overused. All three have become so popular that these days many people use them without even really understanding what any of them mean.

I would probably have said something more like, "I'm sorry you don't believe me, but I still believe this was God's prophetic word for us."

But hey, you do you. Go hard or go home, so they say.

This guy has been doing this to me for as long as I've been here. It's gaslighting 100%.

I'm a former mental health practitioner. I'm pretty good at calling it when I see it.

Pretty much exactly what I expected.

Sorry, but it's not just me; there's a very long list of people who have called you out on your ridiculous (can I say that?) claims. Both under your current name and your former.

I guess we'll wait and see.

If my dreams are true, and God gave me these dreams, then they'll come to pass.

As I said, the dream was: THE SCOURGE OF ISLAM IS COMING.

A lot of people in this world don't believe in our Lord Jesus Christ. How can I expect them to believe that He has directed me to prophesy these things?

Do you think I want some kind of glory? I told you I didn't even want to share the dreams because of the grief it brings me. My own atheist brother mocks me. My family thinks I'm crazy. My church and friends distance themselves from me because I've shared my prophetic dreams. I've gained nothing and lost much for it. I share them because I'm doing what I was told to do.

So forgive me if I get offended when people think I'm "self-promoting". I've never asked anyone for anything in regard to prophecy. In fact, I quit going to church because I don't think we should pay people to be professional Christians. I own a large duplex and opened up the entire other side of my home as a church. I don't take anyone's money and I don't ask for any. I offer it free of charge. Anyone who pays tithe or offers us money, it goes straight to ministry and charity. And I don't like what I call "spectator Christianity" either: sit and listen for 30 minutes, watch some people sing and play instruments, and then go home. In my home church, called "God and People", we're a democracy and we have only one leader: our Lord Jesus Christ and His Word. We hang out and fellowship together and build each other up in Christ.

Our church actually just bought this billboard we're putting up for those on the highway outside our town:

When I have weird dreams I can never tell if it's God talking to me or a bad burrito I had that night.

1. Your prophecies are about as vague as fortune telling and horoscopes. You could take lots of world events, now or in the future, and say "Oh yeah, that prophecy was about this."

2. Just because you're hard up and people talk bad about you doesn't mean God sent you. I see a lot of people who want to claim they are prophets talking about how bad people treat them, as if that proves God sent them. People also treat jerks, rubes, idiots and other unpleasant people badly.

3. If your prophecies are from God, you don't need to argue about it like this. Just sit back and wait for it to happen. In the Bible the real prophets never had to make witty comebacks to the false prophets.

1. I think it was very clear.

2. You've come into the tailend of over 15 years of this and started commenting on it. I don't blame you for your point of view, but it's been a large part of my human experience here on Earth.

3. You assume just because it wasn't written in the Bible that it didn't happen. Less than like 1% of any prophet's life is recorded in the Bible (except maybe Moses, Jesus, and David - they may have like 1% in there.) In 1 Kings 22, Micaiah gives two witty comebacks.

You've been reading tea leaves for 15 years? I've been watching both prophets and would-be prophets for 46 years.

Your nebulous fortune telling is familiar to me, if you yourself are not.

Some mock you but I wont, i have been warned we are very close to the end time also but do not know what will occur or exactly when but within a few years.
What other prophecy have you recieved?

Blessings

You sound bitter. Lighten up sir.

I don't read tea leaves. I explained my dreams exactly as they happened.

I pose this to you: IF I were a prophet and God gave me these dreams and I said exactly what He wanted me to say, what else can I do? What else am I supposed to do? Am I not entitled to my own speculation on what He's doing since He hasn't told me everything either? I think I am - even if I'm wrong. But I've relayed it as it happened and I've said what He wanted me to say. I've always been sure to differentiate my opinion on the matter apart from what I believe He has given me as prophecy.

Like, here's my opinion: I think, based upon the prophecy, that the scourge of Islam is coming. Just as I said. Do I know what that entails exactly for each and every person or nation? No. I don't. But if God has sent me to prophesy it, then I reckon it's going to happen just as He said it would. I don't think it will be misunderstood. I'd say sometime soon, could be next week, next month, or next year, there will be some titanic movement in modern Islam that will sweep the world with persecution. Just like my prophecy about Israel (I posted a link in this thread), looking back it was quite clear that it was fulfilled just as I prophesied it. I believe this one will be too. Doubters will always look back and say, "Well, it was very ambiguous." But was it? My Israel prophecy was very clear and not ambiguous, it happened just as I foretold, and yet people say AFTERWARDS, "Oh, well, of course that could happen anywhere at any time." Same as people do when we discuss Jesus fulfilling Old Testament prophecies.

Regardless, I did as I was supposed to.

Article posted today:
‘Islamic world will celebrate the destruction of Israel’: Is a war inevitable between Tehran and West Jerusalem?

...In recent days, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian held talks with colleagues from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Qatar. At the same time, Iran’s president had a telephone conversation with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Obviously, if Israel continues its aggression against Iran and the two countries go to war, the entire Muslim world – and that means both adherents of Sunni and Shia Islam – will side with Tehran. Non-Arab countries like Türkiye, Pakistan, and even faraway Indonesia will support Iran as well. Does Netanyahu – who has faced criticism even in the West for his failures and rash actions in Gaza – really want to turn the entire Islamic world against Israel?

‘Islamic world will celebrate the destruction of Israel’: Is a war inevitable between Tehran and West Jerusalem? — RT World News

Islam has certainly made no secret of the fact that their aim is world domination.

*Opinion alert*

I wondered if this dream is another prophecy for Israel specifically, but I felt persuaded that it was something about to happen on a much larger scale than just to Israel. Likely, the entire Western world will be the target of a massive, violent Islamic movement.

As I've always said, since I wrote my book, Beyond Millennium, the iron and the clay are Communism and Islam, and the Beast is Vladimir Putin who brings them together. I could definitely see him fomenting the flames of a grand Islamic movement in order to further his own nation's interests - namely the weaking of the West. He would lose nothing and gain much.

Well... I mean... I have to admit it's better than speculating about who the Antichrist is. The market is flooded with antichrists these days.

Actually I haven't seen much speculation about Daniel's statue lately. It was a wildly popular topic back in the '80s, but I haven't seen many people running around pointing to different countries and people, claiming they are parts of the statue, in a good 20 years or so. It's kind of refreshing. Also nostalgic.