Bible Prophecy--God's differentiator, humanity's priceless heritage
Dedicated to Special People
These pages were written with special people in mind—the thinkers who are open to a concept of a God existing but for some reason have come to mistrust organized religion, others who are tired of legalistic churches with their do’s and don’ts that have nothing to do with God and the freedom of Christ, the lingering images of atrocities and abuses of deadly cults we read about in the newspapers, people looking for answers when they realize that life must be more than eat, drink, sleep, and repeat, and Christians who want to share their faith with thinkers who need more than a “simply believe and be saved.”
Why Prophecy?
First, everyone will be touched by prophecy and prophecy addresses aspects of God other qualities cannot. It goes further than love for those seeking answers initially. For example, parents love their children, but the kids would never mistake them for God. Lawmakers legislate laws for our country, but no one would mistake them for God either. However, God predicts future world events with 100% accuracy, foresees the outcomes of nations thousands of years in advance, describes events that would have been impossible to know at the time of writing, and there are still 100 prophecies to come. These facts have a powerful impact on our belief in God. They are neutral, true or not.
Steps to answering the questions
The first step is to have faith in a God we cannot see, and prove the Bible is God’s Word. If you already believe this, then the next step is prophecy. Believing in God is a methodical approach to looking at scientific and historical facts. And if you have difficulty trusting someone or a church, you cannot go wrong with, ‘when in doubt follow Christ out.’ Christ’s promise us that there is no harm or exploitation with Him (Matt. 11:28-30).
The Bible and Christ have an impressive track record
The first non-conditional prophecy sets the tone for the theme of the Bible and proves undeniably that there is a God who cares and knows exactly what is going on. The Bible and Christ have a track record of thousands of years, thousands of prophecies, and time not yet lived. No other book has such a track record and God invitees everyone to put them to the test (1 Thess. 5:19).
Because Christ is often the target of false prophets, slanderers, cults, atheists, philosophers, and identity theft, we look at His credentials from the first prophecy about Him at Gen. 3:15 through the Mosaic Law, the prophets, and Psalms, to Malachi in the Old Testament. When you realize it took 4,000 years, 27+ writers, over 16 centuries (no collaboration possible), 929 chapters. 23,214 verses, and roughly 622,700 words to pen hundreds of prophecies identifying Christ, His birth, and prophecy fulfillments on earth, we understand the value of prophecy in finding Truth and freedom.
Professors Peter W. Soner and Dr. Robert C. Newman calculated the statistical probability of one person fulfilling just 48 detailed prophecies to be one to the poser of 157. 1 10,000, 000,000, 000,000, 000,000, 000,000 ,000,000, 000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, 000,000,000. This identification is very important.
Christ was to be one of the first victims of identity theft. He said Himself MANY would come in His name to deceive us (Matt. 24:5). Therefore, identification of who He is, what He promised, and His prophetic messageS, are important to know. Inversely, cults, gurus, and religions cannot pinpoint to hundreds of prophecies announcing their founders’ appearance and what they would preach. Therefore, we compare cults with Christ.
Prophecies are multidimensional
Prophecies do not only concern Christ; They are directed to the world (Matt. 24); and to each of us. We have a description of the world at a future moment in history (Rev 6); eventually a heartless society (2 Tim 3); what is good will be called bad and vice versa (Is. 5:20); an era where people will be able to destroy the world (Rev. 11:18); the march of nations (Daniel 2 and 7); the imminent great deception and tribulation (Mark 13:20-23, 2 Thess. 2:9-12); enlightens us about an unequaled future (Rev. 21:3-4); warns of danger (Matt. 24:15); explains the why of present events (Rev 6, Matt. 24, Lu .21); and describes society at the time of Christ’s return (Revelation, Matt 24, Luke 21, 2 Tim. 3;1-5); promises everything harmful is temporary (Rev.21:4) and proves there is a loving God who is in control. It blesses, enlightens, and protects (Rev.1:1-3).
False prophets are deadly
Jesus was blunt, direct, and did not exaggerate when He said that those who came to take His place came to kill, destroy, and steal (John 10:10). Programs such as Deadly Devotion, Brainwashed, Extreme Cults, Escaping Polygamy, and documentaries on criminal personality gurus such as NXIVM promising a wonderful personality, depict how those caught in the steel web of spiritual lies suffer the most violent, brutal, and emotional persecutions in the free world.
Prophecy exposes false prophets and their conduct (Deut.18:20-22, Deut. 13:1, Jude 8,15). It warns us that there will be liars in God’s name (Jer. 14:14, Zech. 13:3, Matt. 24:11); how the arrogant use prophecy (1 Cor 4:6); we are to put prophecy to the test (1 Thess. 5:19, Deut.18:20-22). When truth is twisted, it is usually about Christ and prophecy that are twisted. Understanding the high standards of the Bible and Bible prophecy protect us from those who exploit spiritually. (For more, see the section Identifying False Prophets on the Prophecy Program).
Who should take the Prophecy Program?
Prophecy will touch everyone who has ever lived, making prophecy important for all whether we realize it or not. If you have never studied prophecy in-depth in a neutral setting (Christian or not), mistrust organized religion, looking for answers in a world seemingly gone mad, trying to find balance after spiritual disappointment, interested in deepening your understanding of the Bible without being pressured to join a church or leave a church, the program is for you. Prophecy answers the why of today’s unrest and conveys hope for the future. For those who want to make prophecy a ministry, it will allow you to defend Christ in an atheistic and multi-ethnic society.
The program teaches an unadulterated, unbiased, and unpretentious view of Bible prophecy. There are no interpretations predicated on preconceived. It is non-denominational, but we look at all important interpretations to allow the student to compare. We do not feel obligated to any church, Bible college, or religious group but only to Christ. The contents are simple enough for a teen to understand, but powerful enough to overturn false reasoning. Bible prophecy never disappoints, and everyone must understand the contents, because they are involved.
© Prophecies.ca
These pages were written with special people in mind—the thinkers who are open to a concept of a God existing but for some reason have come to mistrust organized religion, others who are tired of legalistic churches with their do’s and don’ts that have nothing to do with God and the freedom of Christ, the lingering images of atrocities and abuses of deadly cults we read about in the newspapers, people looking for answers when they realize that life must be more than eat, drink, sleep, and repeat, and Christians who want to share their faith with thinkers who need more than a “simply believe and be saved.”
Why Prophecy?
First, everyone will be touched by prophecy and prophecy addresses aspects of God other qualities cannot. It goes further than love for those seeking answers initially. For example, parents love their children, but the kids would never mistake them for God. Lawmakers legislate laws for our country, but no one would mistake them for God either. However, God predicts future world events with 100% accuracy, foresees the outcomes of nations thousands of years in advance, describes events that would have been impossible to know at the time of writing, and there are still 100 prophecies to come. These facts have a powerful impact on our belief in God. They are neutral, true or not.
Steps to answering the questions
The first step is to have faith in a God we cannot see, and prove the Bible is God’s Word. If you already believe this, then the next step is prophecy. Believing in God is a methodical approach to looking at scientific and historical facts. And if you have difficulty trusting someone or a church, you cannot go wrong with, ‘when in doubt follow Christ out.’ Christ’s promise us that there is no harm or exploitation with Him (Matt. 11:28-30).
The Bible and Christ have an impressive track record
The first non-conditional prophecy sets the tone for the theme of the Bible and proves undeniably that there is a God who cares and knows exactly what is going on. The Bible and Christ have a track record of thousands of years, thousands of prophecies, and time not yet lived. No other book has such a track record and God invitees everyone to put them to the test (1 Thess. 5:19).
Because Christ is often the target of false prophets, slanderers, cults, atheists, philosophers, and identity theft, we look at His credentials from the first prophecy about Him at Gen. 3:15 through the Mosaic Law, the prophets, and Psalms, to Malachi in the Old Testament. When you realize it took 4,000 years, 27+ writers, over 16 centuries (no collaboration possible), 929 chapters. 23,214 verses, and roughly 622,700 words to pen hundreds of prophecies identifying Christ, His birth, and prophecy fulfillments on earth, we understand the value of prophecy in finding Truth and freedom.
Professors Peter W. Soner and Dr. Robert C. Newman calculated the statistical probability of one person fulfilling just 48 detailed prophecies to be one to the poser of 157. 1 10,000, 000,000, 000,000, 000,000, 000,000 ,000,000, 000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, 000,000,000. This identification is very important.
Christ was to be one of the first victims of identity theft. He said Himself MANY would come in His name to deceive us (Matt. 24:5). Therefore, identification of who He is, what He promised, and His prophetic messageS, are important to know. Inversely, cults, gurus, and religions cannot pinpoint to hundreds of prophecies announcing their founders’ appearance and what they would preach. Therefore, we compare cults with Christ.
Prophecies are multidimensional
Prophecies do not only concern Christ; They are directed to the world (Matt. 24); and to each of us. We have a description of the world at a future moment in history (Rev 6); eventually a heartless society (2 Tim 3); what is good will be called bad and vice versa (Is. 5:20); an era where people will be able to destroy the world (Rev. 11:18); the march of nations (Daniel 2 and 7); the imminent great deception and tribulation (Mark 13:20-23, 2 Thess. 2:9-12); enlightens us about an unequaled future (Rev. 21:3-4); warns of danger (Matt. 24:15); explains the why of present events (Rev 6, Matt. 24, Lu .21); and describes society at the time of Christ’s return (Revelation, Matt 24, Luke 21, 2 Tim. 3;1-5); promises everything harmful is temporary (Rev.21:4) and proves there is a loving God who is in control. It blesses, enlightens, and protects (Rev.1:1-3).
False prophets are deadly
Jesus was blunt, direct, and did not exaggerate when He said that those who came to take His place came to kill, destroy, and steal (John 10:10). Programs such as Deadly Devotion, Brainwashed, Extreme Cults, Escaping Polygamy, and documentaries on criminal personality gurus such as NXIVM promising a wonderful personality, depict how those caught in the steel web of spiritual lies suffer the most violent, brutal, and emotional persecutions in the free world.
Prophecy exposes false prophets and their conduct (Deut.18:20-22, Deut. 13:1, Jude 8,15). It warns us that there will be liars in God’s name (Jer. 14:14, Zech. 13:3, Matt. 24:11); how the arrogant use prophecy (1 Cor 4:6); we are to put prophecy to the test (1 Thess. 5:19, Deut.18:20-22). When truth is twisted, it is usually about Christ and prophecy that are twisted. Understanding the high standards of the Bible and Bible prophecy protect us from those who exploit spiritually. (For more, see the section Identifying False Prophets on the Prophecy Program).
Who should take the Prophecy Program?
Prophecy will touch everyone who has ever lived, making prophecy important for all whether we realize it or not. If you have never studied prophecy in-depth in a neutral setting (Christian or not), mistrust organized religion, looking for answers in a world seemingly gone mad, trying to find balance after spiritual disappointment, interested in deepening your understanding of the Bible without being pressured to join a church or leave a church, the program is for you. Prophecy answers the why of today’s unrest and conveys hope for the future. For those who want to make prophecy a ministry, it will allow you to defend Christ in an atheistic and multi-ethnic society.
The program teaches an unadulterated, unbiased, and unpretentious view of Bible prophecy. There are no interpretations predicated on preconceived. It is non-denominational, but we look at all important interpretations to allow the student to compare. We do not feel obligated to any church, Bible college, or religious group but only to Christ. The contents are simple enough for a teen to understand, but powerful enough to overturn false reasoning. Bible prophecy never disappoints, and everyone must understand the contents, because they are involved.
© Prophecies.ca