Street-Preacher wrote:
**"w-c-r": Not Only Was JOHN WESLEY A DISPENSATIONALIST; BUT, HE WOULDN'T FALL FOR THE SATANIC+VATICAN "JESUIT...

That means he predicted Christ would return in 1836.

Dispensationalism was introduced in early 1800's by J.N. Darby, who is accused of being a Jesuit. Have you studied that accusation before S.P?

I quit my employment for Apple because they are very pro homosexual, and fund (ed) pro homosexual activism, just like Google does.

The first Apple computer sold for $666, and the Apple logo is a bite out of the "forbidden fruit", with the temptation of "knowledge".

"Espinoza addressed the issue in her email: "The article posted yesterday explains that he (Camping) 'repented' of being a false teacher. Thankfully you wrote his statement below, so anyone can read it and see that the article is bogus. Read his statement again carefully. We are to wait on God. That is our stance as Christians.""

Allan M wrote:
The problem with these fanciful ideas of false prophets etc...

While this article is about the amount of data on one connection, don't limit the technology to one application. It isn't in place yet nor will ever be as a consumer commodity itself. Think along the lines water main. You have one big pipe to supply the smaller ones.

For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect. (Matthew 24:24)

What if you wanted track every person on the earth at the same time? You've given everyone a cell phone, even in third world countries, and you wanted to key on certain words and phrases so you could track at any moment, any conversation and the whereabouts of your "enemies". Or if you wanted to watch the millions of live cameras all over the world from one location, using face, iris, voice, or finger print data of every individual...
How much data would you need to transfer and how fast?

Cool huh? Why... with that much power, someone could trick people into thinking he was god.

Dopey wrote:
In regrard to the program I am using, "theWord", some of the modules I took are:

Any day could be the day, but I won't be wagering my chocolate chip cookies on May 22 at 6pm, even if I did wager.

Any day could be the day, even today.

I read a news report of people sneaking in behind the radiation curtain in Japan to rescue animals. At least those people are genuinely concerned.

Alan H wrote:
"Taiwan "prophet" charged over false forecast of apocalypse"
Gee! Can we do that here on May 22nd if Camping is wrong?

Conventicles wrote:
... Is it due to the confusion that is perpetuated by an apostate church under a deist Constitution?

Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith. (Galatians 3:24)

Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin. (Romans 3:20)

jpw wrote:
http://www.viddler.com/explore/stufffundieslik/videos/1/
Pastor tells girls to get over their anger by going to their victimizer and asking forgivenss.

God who gave His only begotten Son, to actually live out forgiving His "victimizers" by laying His eternal hatred for the sin of the victimizers and literally punishing Jesus instead of them (us).

Repent and believe the Gospel.

We have the law of the land for a reason too, and the rapist should be fully prosecuted by the law.

Do you think a victim remains a victim while they are continually held hostage by their hatred?

Don't let the haters of God influence your decisions, but understand that God see's it all, a hates all sin, and will punish all sin.

Lex Rex wrote:
Thanks, the Pearl's have waxed worse and worse. But it does NOT expose and define the heretical values underpinning the book.
Cloud says "They teach a biblical approach to corporal punishment without apology".

Who do you know that catches every evil in every ministry of everyone? Cloud does not endorse legalism either.

Discipline does not equal legalism. The book you mentioned should be avoided for child training. David Cloud (an IFB) agrees with you on that according to what I read.

Lex Rex wrote:
... But given the outright heretical basis for Michael and Debbie Pearl's evil book that is pushed in IFB and other churches the confusion began within churches not ABC. Would that churches made scathing attacks on those heretical values!

There are a lot of people blinded by their own love of their own sin that they just want a reason to cry "hypocrite!!"

jpw wrote:
again, evasion. the scary glimpse of the future?????
the meltdown is now. its now. denial is a powerful force.

But Japan is going to put a tarp on it maybe and spray some glue on it.

The ironic picture is that Man has been doing this for a long time concerning the Wrath of God itself, we see it coming, pretend it is for a future time, ignore the warning, and glue a tarp of false teaching over it- "God has a wonderful plan for your life"...

Jim Lincoln wrote:
[URL=http://www.bible-researcher.com/kutilek1.html]]]Westcott & Hort vs. Textus Receptus: Which is Superior?[/URL].

His solution? You can't trust any of it!
(what kind of dictionary can you use to fix that?)

[Quoting the resource]
What shall we say then? Which text shall we choose as superior? We shall choose neither the Westcott-Hort text (or its modern kinsmen) nor the textus receptus (or the majority text) as our standard text, our text of last appeal. All these printed texts are compiled or edited texts, formed on the basis of the informed (or not-so-well-informed) opinions of fallible editors.

I have decided Mr. Lincoln that your resources are totally misguided and no longer worth investigating.

You have been blinded by your hatred of God's word. Don't listen to those foolish professors any longer!

Stop and think, should we put effort into changing what God has said to suit our taste, or put effort into understanding what God has said?

Jim Lincoln wrote:
westcoast reader, I really don't understand your complaint

I haven't finalized my conclusions on this topic, but I can smell garbage from either side and what I read on raputeready from your link, was double speak, and I thus personally disqualified it as reliable (it is unreliable). I am afraid the arguments you bring to this so far, have all been of that same sort.

Jim Lincoln wrote:
[URL=http://www.raptureme.com/rr-kjvo.html]]]King James Onlyism[/URL].

In one place he accurately exposes the attack on the Bible by "higher critics" who don't believe the Bible. (Such as those whom are followed by Westcott and Hort of the CRITICAL TEXT which underlies the modern versions)

["] The first major attack against the Bible began with what is known as "higher criticism." It arose in Germany around the end of the 17th century. The promoter of "higher criticism" insisted that the Bible was a human product, brought about by the church to express what individual men had to say about God.[/"] [URL=http://www.raptureme.com/rr-bible.html]]]Can we trust it?[/URL]

Then in the link you posted he too attacks the KJV with his own "higher still" criticism.

["] Language is always in a constant state of change. A word may mean one thing one year and have an opposite meaning a year later. [/"]

blessed1 wrote:
Here is a good link that answers this question:
[URL=http://illbehonest.com/Did-God-Cause-the-Tsunami-Earthquake-in-Japan]]]Tim Conway at illbehonest[/URL]

I remember another short series on the Cyclone of Nations, that is another vivid reminder, and the center of the storm is... (you will want to hear the 3 sermons)
[URL=http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=930072120123]]]Cyclone of Nations[/URL]
[URL=http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?sid=10807938543]]]The Fourth Transgression[/URL]
[URL=http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?sid=10150765691]]]You are the Man![/URL]

The series points out the Judgments of the nations around the Children of Israel, and finally the Judgment fell on them.

I watched a news clip of the "blessing" of a nuclear reactor there when it was set up and completed 40 ish years ago. The "priest" was burning incense to it, and waving his offering. Certainly this god is a consuming fire.

"Tho he slay me, yet will I praise him" are the words that could be used, as the Japan minister announced the plans to build more nuclear power plants even in the light of this "accident", "we can't move forward without it".

What terror to fall to the hands of mans gods.

Japanese people bow to each other, "the god in me, bows to the god in you", they wear face masks to protect others from themselves when sick. You can leave your goods unlocked and on the street and will probably find it where you left it, theft and crime are almost non-existent there. The have such respect for "their brother" that they do them no harm. Their word is sure, and they go to any length to make their yes be yes and their no be no. The keep their word to the point of death to avoid losing face.