Bible Prophecy Is for Spiritual Thinkers and not Just About the Future
Being lied to has consequences; being lied to spiritually is deadly
Anyone who has been lied to and found out, feels hurt and betrayed. Even when our children tell us a lie, we question ourselves. But some people who have been lied to spiritually have paid with their lives. When it is possible to do something, any responsible person will lend a helping hand. Lies, like the victims, take many forms but, spiritually, the goal is destruction of faith, manipulation, and exploitation to be abusive. The result is victims lose faith in God, faith in man, faith in the Bible, and faith in themselves. People who once loved God are now hurt and rebellious. However, there is a wonderful hope, and keep in mind, we have only lost the battle, prophecy can be verified, and there is not abuse.
Many truths, but only one spiritual Truth
Many things are true. One plus one is two. Science can prove and replicate many experiments and call them facts and true. However, truth about God cannot be found within the family, in law school, debates about climate, or anything else. It has to come from God. Now Jesus is called Truth, so prophecy should lead us to Christ, Truth, freedom, and be provable. God does not want or need parrots and puppets and invites us to prove all things. After thirty years of visiting countless churches, assemblies, Kingdom Halls, temples, mainstream protestant places of worship and cults, we realized that prophecy was one of God`s tools that cuts through spiritual deception, and religious lies, deviant behaviour, while teaching Truth that leads to freedom. No one is disappointed to study prophecy, believer or not.
We found the spiritual thinkers to be those who:
Why Prophecy
Prophecy has a tract record and gives us in-depth knowledge of who God is. It is also non-aggressive and can be verified and compared. Bible prophecy differentiates itself from false prophets, cults, religious exploiters and builds faith naturally. Prophecy is not about a church or a religion. It's about God, the future, His Son, and true spirituality.
Prophecy--not what you think
When people think of prophecy, they think of fanatics predicting gloom and doom, scandalous immorality by some pastors, endless and erroneous date-setting by cults, controversial speculation by the “so-called” experts, gurus who supposedly had a vision but no one can prove, or writings with twisted symbolism like Nostradamus that could apply to anything, everything, and nothing. That is not Bible prophecy but fake news and false prophets. Most people are cynical in anything that sounds like God, Christ, or the Bible but have never looked at it without someone pressuring them to conform to the group.
Prophecy’s brilliance
Prophecy touches on every aspect and question someone could ask about God, Christ, and the Bible; It ties the whole Bible together like a jugsaw puzzle without a missing piece. Any pieces that don`t fit the picture is identified easily. We concluded that teaching prophecy means teaching Christ, and teaching Christ means teaching prophecy. It answers most questions about today’s fears; gives insight into life that no one else but God could know; protects against imposters; unmasks cults and false prophets; has life and death implications, and leads to Truth and Freedom.
Did you know that Bible prophecy started with fake news and false prophets?
Misrepresentation, spiritual imposters, false prophets, and cults are not new. They are the reasons why Bible prophecy exists. The first prophecy in Genesis sets the tone, content, and message for the spiritual battle that has continued for 6.000 years. Gen. 2:17 stipulated clearly that disobedience would result in death. In Gen. 3:1-5 Satan said the opposite. He said the couple wouldn’t die, but would become a god, and decide right from wrong. What a wonderful hope wasn’t it! However, the lies were death-dealing. We do die, we’ve been dying since, and self-rule has been catastrophic. God said that man would dominate man to his detriment (Eccl 8:9) and if Jesus doesn’t intervene eventually, life will cease (Matt. 24:22). Who’s right? And think about this: How many religions are still preaching we don’t die, we go on to perfect ourselves, and will eventually become a god? False religion started with a lie.
Christ and the Bible—incomparable track record of 1000s of years and 1000s of prophecies
From the prophecy at Gen. 3:15 proclaiming Christ’s eventual birth, thousands of years, thousands of prophecies, 27+ writers, 16 centuries, and close to 100 prophecies identified His birth, death, and role in God’s purpose. They were used to identify with absolute certainty the true prophet and Saviour. Why? Because there would be imposters (Matt 7:15, 21-23). Professors Peter W. Soner ad Dr. Robert C. Newman calculated the probability of one person fulfilling just 48 to be 10 to the power of 157. In contrast, cults, gurus, and religions in North America cannot pinpoint to prophecies announcing their founder’s birth.
Prophecy underscores the true spiritual battle missed by many
When the liar in Genesis said we could rule ourselves, judge right from wrong, and become a god (Gen 3:1-5), unknown to humans at that time, the spiritual battle had already begun in the invisible realm. And it wasn’t about us, but who had the right to our worship. Satan wanted God’s worship (Is. 14:13-16, Ezek. 28: 13-19). When Jesus was tempted (Matt. 4:8-10), it was about worship. Revelation confirms the battle is worship (Rev. 12:7-12). The great deception in 2 Thess. 2:1-12 is about adoration. Prophecy underscores that wrongful worship has been the cause of humankind’s woes since the beginning. Who we worship directly influences our present and eternal life.
Prophecy is linked to God’s justice, love, and goals--impossible for imposters to copy
Bible prophecy conveys an understanding of God’s character, purpose, values, and relationship with His people that imposters ignore or can’t replicate. Think about this. Before destroying Israel and Jerusalem both had committed heinous crimes that no one and no society could accept: trample on the heads of the poor, sell the needy for a pair of sandals, deny justice to the oppressed (Amos 2:7); take bribes (Amos 5:12): offer child sacrifices (Hos. 13:2, Ezek. 23:37); use dishonest scales, extortion, shed innocent blood (Ezek. 22:27-29), etc. For centuries God implored the Israelites to change. Once again false prophets contradicted God (Jer. 6:14). The destruction was so devastating that Israelite mothers consumed their children to survive (Ezek. 5:10). When God intervenes, society has reached an apex of violence, suffering, and exploitation of the poor.
It is multidimensional
In addition to the track record and being linked to God’s values and purpose, Bible prophecies are multidimensional. They are directed to the world (Matt. 24); to us individually (John 5:28-29, Rev. 3:12); to worldwide catastrophes (Rev 6); to a future godless, selfish society (2 Tim 3); a time when we would be able to destroy the world (Rev. 11:18); the march of nations (Daniel 2 and 7); the imminent great deception (Mark 13:20-23, 2 Thess. 2:9-12); and an unequaled future for humanity if we so choose (Rev. 21:3-4). When we compare Bible and Christ's prophecies with false prophets, you realize their recordings are superficial, sterile, self-serving, and deadly.
False prophets and cults are Deadly business
Bible prophecy is serious, and false prophets are deadly--period. Jesus warned that people coming in His name came to steal, kill, and destroy (John 10:10). He wasn’t exaggerating. We don’t have to return to Jim Jones or the People’s Temple. Recent documentaries such as Deadly Devotion, Brainwashed, Extreme Cults, Escaping Polygamy, and the personality (criminal) gurus of NXIVM, confirm how imposters, promising a better world they can’t deliver, inflict the most violent, brutal, destructive, and deadly harm on people in the free world. Just ask anyone who has left a cult or NXIVM about the pain, isolation, loss of employment, rejection by loved ones, the endless guilt, and struggle to love God and others again. With Christ there is no abuse (Matt. 11:28-30). Bible prophecy rebuilds the faith of the abused, disappointed, and deceived.
Why we don't speculate
We follow the exhortation in 1 Cor 4:6 to not go further than the Scriptures allow. When we speculate we teach our beliefs, not God's. Here are examples of speculation. According to the book, The Babylon Code, nine out of ten pastors do not teach prophecy and we found that those who do, speculate. Ask prophecy experts who is Babylon the Great and you hear the U.S., the Catholic Church, restored Roman Empire, false religion, the Pope, and more. Their books contain hundreds of could be’s, maybe’s, we believe’s, many think, the consensus is, apparently, probably, and quite possible’s. This is the same reasoning used by evolutionists. Added to that, most prophecy explanations defend a concept or belief, not truth and are predicated on preconceived concepts such as the British Israelites, amillennialism, premillennialism, 1914, pre-tribulation rapture, post-tribulation rapture, and so on. We compare these speculations, but let people decide on how the principle applies according to their conscience. Let's look at another example.
In Rev. 6, for some, the rider (unnamed) is the antichrist (a non-existent word in Revelation), for others, Jesus. Completely the opposite! How controversial is it to teach the principle that when that rider leaves the gate, life as we know it will be forever changed? Imagine the speculation among prophecy experts and cults when we compare the harlot, 666, 144,000, beasts, 2 witnesses, 7 heads, 10 horns, and the woman! By ignoring prophecy, we deprive the world of one of God’s powerful teachings, hide Truth, and open the way for imposters.
We are not a church or a religion
We are not a church or a religion and you won’t be asked to join one or leave one either. We are non-denominational prophecy teaching organization who teach facts and principles, not speculation. We take seriously what the Bible exhorts: not to go further than the Scriptures allow (1 Cor 4:6); wait for God’s plan to unfold (Ps. 106:13); and not to tamper with God’s Word (2 Cor 4:2).
If you can see yourself in the above statements, the content is for you. The program was written for special people who have always wanted to deepen their understanding of the Bible, without pressure to join a church or leave a church, understand the undeniable facts that God exists, help others love God, make sense of today’s world, assist those in a cult, expose deadly false prophets, offer hope not illusions to a hurting humankind, teach what is real Truth and freedom. No one regrets studying prophecy, and prophecy never disappoints.
Three easy steps
Most of the 43 lessons (and more to come) have an easy-to-use, one-page, fingertip guide that can be used for home churches, breakfast groups, discussions, personal study, handouts, or in your ministry. The course can be listened to online for free. If you wanted the material, you can download it for a $20 donation. We offer four free private lessons on any theme you choose either by Zoom or telephone.
© Prophecies.ca
Being lied to has consequences; being lied to spiritually is deadly
Anyone who has been lied to and found out, feels hurt and betrayed. Even when our children tell us a lie, we question ourselves. But some people who have been lied to spiritually have paid with their lives. When it is possible to do something, any responsible person will lend a helping hand. Lies, like the victims, take many forms but, spiritually, the goal is destruction of faith, manipulation, and exploitation to be abusive. The result is victims lose faith in God, faith in man, faith in the Bible, and faith in themselves. People who once loved God are now hurt and rebellious. However, there is a wonderful hope, and keep in mind, we have only lost the battle, prophecy can be verified, and there is not abuse.
Many truths, but only one spiritual Truth
Many things are true. One plus one is two. Science can prove and replicate many experiments and call them facts and true. However, truth about God cannot be found within the family, in law school, debates about climate, or anything else. It has to come from God. Now Jesus is called Truth, so prophecy should lead us to Christ, Truth, freedom, and be provable. God does not want or need parrots and puppets and invites us to prove all things. After thirty years of visiting countless churches, assemblies, Kingdom Halls, temples, mainstream protestant places of worship and cults, we realized that prophecy was one of God`s tools that cuts through spiritual deception, and religious lies, deviant behaviour, while teaching Truth that leads to freedom. No one is disappointed to study prophecy, believer or not.
We found the spiritual thinkers to be those who:
- would like to understand the Bible in-depth from Genesis to Revelation without a hidden agenda
- conclude that there must be something more to life than eat, drink, work, sleep, but are not sure what
- wake up one morning realizing their church is not teaching the Christ of the Bible and don't know where to go
- are tired of legalistic, dogmatic churches who don’t realize Christ wants mercy, not sacrifice
- are atheists or agnostics but have never had an honest Bible prophecy discussion without pressure to join a group
- bristle at the prosperity Gospel that prospers only the pastor
- want to expose the plethora of death-dealing false prophets, their message, and behaviour
- are not sure if they are in a cult, want to find out, but distrust organized religion
- would like to make prophecy their ministry
Why Prophecy
Prophecy has a tract record and gives us in-depth knowledge of who God is. It is also non-aggressive and can be verified and compared. Bible prophecy differentiates itself from false prophets, cults, religious exploiters and builds faith naturally. Prophecy is not about a church or a religion. It's about God, the future, His Son, and true spirituality.
Prophecy--not what you think
When people think of prophecy, they think of fanatics predicting gloom and doom, scandalous immorality by some pastors, endless and erroneous date-setting by cults, controversial speculation by the “so-called” experts, gurus who supposedly had a vision but no one can prove, or writings with twisted symbolism like Nostradamus that could apply to anything, everything, and nothing. That is not Bible prophecy but fake news and false prophets. Most people are cynical in anything that sounds like God, Christ, or the Bible but have never looked at it without someone pressuring them to conform to the group.
Prophecy’s brilliance
Prophecy touches on every aspect and question someone could ask about God, Christ, and the Bible; It ties the whole Bible together like a jugsaw puzzle without a missing piece. Any pieces that don`t fit the picture is identified easily. We concluded that teaching prophecy means teaching Christ, and teaching Christ means teaching prophecy. It answers most questions about today’s fears; gives insight into life that no one else but God could know; protects against imposters; unmasks cults and false prophets; has life and death implications, and leads to Truth and Freedom.
Did you know that Bible prophecy started with fake news and false prophets?
Misrepresentation, spiritual imposters, false prophets, and cults are not new. They are the reasons why Bible prophecy exists. The first prophecy in Genesis sets the tone, content, and message for the spiritual battle that has continued for 6.000 years. Gen. 2:17 stipulated clearly that disobedience would result in death. In Gen. 3:1-5 Satan said the opposite. He said the couple wouldn’t die, but would become a god, and decide right from wrong. What a wonderful hope wasn’t it! However, the lies were death-dealing. We do die, we’ve been dying since, and self-rule has been catastrophic. God said that man would dominate man to his detriment (Eccl 8:9) and if Jesus doesn’t intervene eventually, life will cease (Matt. 24:22). Who’s right? And think about this: How many religions are still preaching we don’t die, we go on to perfect ourselves, and will eventually become a god? False religion started with a lie.
Christ and the Bible—incomparable track record of 1000s of years and 1000s of prophecies
From the prophecy at Gen. 3:15 proclaiming Christ’s eventual birth, thousands of years, thousands of prophecies, 27+ writers, 16 centuries, and close to 100 prophecies identified His birth, death, and role in God’s purpose. They were used to identify with absolute certainty the true prophet and Saviour. Why? Because there would be imposters (Matt 7:15, 21-23). Professors Peter W. Soner ad Dr. Robert C. Newman calculated the probability of one person fulfilling just 48 to be 10 to the power of 157. In contrast, cults, gurus, and religions in North America cannot pinpoint to prophecies announcing their founder’s birth.
Prophecy underscores the true spiritual battle missed by many
When the liar in Genesis said we could rule ourselves, judge right from wrong, and become a god (Gen 3:1-5), unknown to humans at that time, the spiritual battle had already begun in the invisible realm. And it wasn’t about us, but who had the right to our worship. Satan wanted God’s worship (Is. 14:13-16, Ezek. 28: 13-19). When Jesus was tempted (Matt. 4:8-10), it was about worship. Revelation confirms the battle is worship (Rev. 12:7-12). The great deception in 2 Thess. 2:1-12 is about adoration. Prophecy underscores that wrongful worship has been the cause of humankind’s woes since the beginning. Who we worship directly influences our present and eternal life.
Prophecy is linked to God’s justice, love, and goals--impossible for imposters to copy
Bible prophecy conveys an understanding of God’s character, purpose, values, and relationship with His people that imposters ignore or can’t replicate. Think about this. Before destroying Israel and Jerusalem both had committed heinous crimes that no one and no society could accept: trample on the heads of the poor, sell the needy for a pair of sandals, deny justice to the oppressed (Amos 2:7); take bribes (Amos 5:12): offer child sacrifices (Hos. 13:2, Ezek. 23:37); use dishonest scales, extortion, shed innocent blood (Ezek. 22:27-29), etc. For centuries God implored the Israelites to change. Once again false prophets contradicted God (Jer. 6:14). The destruction was so devastating that Israelite mothers consumed their children to survive (Ezek. 5:10). When God intervenes, society has reached an apex of violence, suffering, and exploitation of the poor.
It is multidimensional
In addition to the track record and being linked to God’s values and purpose, Bible prophecies are multidimensional. They are directed to the world (Matt. 24); to us individually (John 5:28-29, Rev. 3:12); to worldwide catastrophes (Rev 6); to a future godless, selfish society (2 Tim 3); a time when we would be able to destroy the world (Rev. 11:18); the march of nations (Daniel 2 and 7); the imminent great deception (Mark 13:20-23, 2 Thess. 2:9-12); and an unequaled future for humanity if we so choose (Rev. 21:3-4). When we compare Bible and Christ's prophecies with false prophets, you realize their recordings are superficial, sterile, self-serving, and deadly.
False prophets and cults are Deadly business
Bible prophecy is serious, and false prophets are deadly--period. Jesus warned that people coming in His name came to steal, kill, and destroy (John 10:10). He wasn’t exaggerating. We don’t have to return to Jim Jones or the People’s Temple. Recent documentaries such as Deadly Devotion, Brainwashed, Extreme Cults, Escaping Polygamy, and the personality (criminal) gurus of NXIVM, confirm how imposters, promising a better world they can’t deliver, inflict the most violent, brutal, destructive, and deadly harm on people in the free world. Just ask anyone who has left a cult or NXIVM about the pain, isolation, loss of employment, rejection by loved ones, the endless guilt, and struggle to love God and others again. With Christ there is no abuse (Matt. 11:28-30). Bible prophecy rebuilds the faith of the abused, disappointed, and deceived.
Why we don't speculate
We follow the exhortation in 1 Cor 4:6 to not go further than the Scriptures allow. When we speculate we teach our beliefs, not God's. Here are examples of speculation. According to the book, The Babylon Code, nine out of ten pastors do not teach prophecy and we found that those who do, speculate. Ask prophecy experts who is Babylon the Great and you hear the U.S., the Catholic Church, restored Roman Empire, false religion, the Pope, and more. Their books contain hundreds of could be’s, maybe’s, we believe’s, many think, the consensus is, apparently, probably, and quite possible’s. This is the same reasoning used by evolutionists. Added to that, most prophecy explanations defend a concept or belief, not truth and are predicated on preconceived concepts such as the British Israelites, amillennialism, premillennialism, 1914, pre-tribulation rapture, post-tribulation rapture, and so on. We compare these speculations, but let people decide on how the principle applies according to their conscience. Let's look at another example.
In Rev. 6, for some, the rider (unnamed) is the antichrist (a non-existent word in Revelation), for others, Jesus. Completely the opposite! How controversial is it to teach the principle that when that rider leaves the gate, life as we know it will be forever changed? Imagine the speculation among prophecy experts and cults when we compare the harlot, 666, 144,000, beasts, 2 witnesses, 7 heads, 10 horns, and the woman! By ignoring prophecy, we deprive the world of one of God’s powerful teachings, hide Truth, and open the way for imposters.
We are not a church or a religion
We are not a church or a religion and you won’t be asked to join one or leave one either. We are non-denominational prophecy teaching organization who teach facts and principles, not speculation. We take seriously what the Bible exhorts: not to go further than the Scriptures allow (1 Cor 4:6); wait for God’s plan to unfold (Ps. 106:13); and not to tamper with God’s Word (2 Cor 4:2).
If you can see yourself in the above statements, the content is for you. The program was written for special people who have always wanted to deepen their understanding of the Bible, without pressure to join a church or leave a church, understand the undeniable facts that God exists, help others love God, make sense of today’s world, assist those in a cult, expose deadly false prophets, offer hope not illusions to a hurting humankind, teach what is real Truth and freedom. No one regrets studying prophecy, and prophecy never disappoints.
Three easy steps
Most of the 43 lessons (and more to come) have an easy-to-use, one-page, fingertip guide that can be used for home churches, breakfast groups, discussions, personal study, handouts, or in your ministry. The course can be listened to online for free. If you wanted the material, you can download it for a $20 donation. We offer four free private lessons on any theme you choose either by Zoom or telephone.
© Prophecies.ca