2022 Prophetic Update: (you will notice this is almost identical to the most recent previous prophetic utterance on page 28 of this thread, post #550).

God is bringing a Reversal (election overturn) and Rebirthing (bringing America back to what it should be) in 2022 !

2022 will be the year of SPOIL for the enemies of God (corrupt DC politicians) but REWARD for the friends of God (righteous DC politicians of which there are a few).

1) The earth will shake (earthquakes) in places never before shaken (places which have never experienced earthquakes previously) as a 'sign' from God signaling the coming political earthquake. God often causes physical phenomena (earthquakes in this case) to signal impending phenomena in the spiritual (or political in this case).

2) We shall see Truth (election fraud and corruption) revealed in 2022 in a way it has never been revealed before, bringing consequences (arrests, trials, executions) for evil-doers (corrupt politicians in DC).

3) The Truth shall be upheld and Righteousness and Justice shall prevail.

4) 2022 will see America become like a new nation!

The similarity of these last two most recent prophetic utterances tells us God is repeating the declaration. Whenever God repeats something (like Joseph's very similar 2 dreams in Genesis 37:5-9 - the sheaves and the stars) this tells us God is saying it is definitely going to happen! Oh yeah BABY! Thank You Lord for what You are about to do to bring justice and cleansing of Washington DC ! Here comes God's industrial washing machine!!!

P.S. I almost forgot to mention - the prophets are saying we should be praying for the above over the next 6-8 weeks so if any of you (esp. other born-again prophetic Christians here on this forum) are so inclined....

That was typed into a computer in the 21st Century, folks.

BlackBart wrote:That was typed into a computer in the 21st Century, folks.

Should we be surprised?

Hermit wrote:

BlackBart wrote:That was typed into a computer in the 21st Century, folks.

Should we be surprised?

In a perfect world (I use the phrase loosely) we would be surprised, so in that sense we should be surprised, but I don't think anyone could be surprised, If anyone would be.

truelgbt wrote:2022 Prophetic Update:

Otherwise known as the content of Trev's navel.

truelgbt wrote:God is bringing a Reversal (election overturn)

Didn't you predict this for last year too?

TopCat wrote:

truelgbt wrote:God is bringing a Reversal (election overturn)

Didn't you predict this for last year too?

Come on, now.
He'll get it right.
Eventually.
For sure.
Any year now.

TopCat wrote:Didn't you predict this for last year too?

Question: Didn't the prophets predict an exposure of election fraud and election overturn to occur in 2021?

Answer: No.

The election fraud exposure and overturn was first declared by the prophets in 2021 but they did not specify WHEN it would come true.

Then, in the latter quarter of 2021 the prophets declared that God was holding off fulfilling those events until:
1) Christians who voted for Biden realized they made a mistake.
2) Secular citizens realized their vote for Biden was a mistake.
3) The hearts and minds of Americans in-general were ready to accept a change in government and were yearning for it. Recent polls in November and December of 2021 showed this to be true. Americans realize Biden is a disaster - open borders with drug runners and human traffickers coming into the USA at-will isn't working, socialism isn't working, giving away free programs to lazy people isn't working, inflation is too high, teaching critical race theory in schools isn't working, severe dementia for a POTUS isn't working, etc.

Then, suddenly within the past 2 weeks, many prophets have come forward to declare that those events (Corruption exposure, election overturn) will be fulfilled in 2022 because the people are ready for the change. As for the return of Trump as POTUS, it will happen in ONE DAY! Woohoo!

truelgbt wrote:

TopCat wrote:Didn't you predict this for last year too?

Question: Didn't the prophets predict an exposure of election fraud and election overturn to occur in 2021?

Not the question.

And consequently, a false answer.

Because the answer is "yes".

Yes, you made failed predictions because the universe isn't obligated to conform to your rabid wish-thinking.

Then, suddenly within the past 2 weeks, many prophets have come forward to declare that those events (Corruption exposure, election overturn) will be fulfilled in 2022 because the people are ready for the change.

You're so confused, aren't you?

People ready for change = political process of democracy wherein people vote, i.e. absolutely fuck all to do with the Kiddie-Fiddler-In-The-Sky.

As for the return of Trump as POTUS, it will happen in ONE DAY! Woohoo!

The best kind of prediction: one vague about its timeline.

Anyway, seems like your cultism has gone to the next level. I am pretty sure as a Christian you're supposed to be getting a hard on for the second coming of Jesus.

fluttermoth wrote:Why would you need to pray for this? Isn't it definitely happening already? Are you saying that, if you don't also pray, your god might change its mind and not bother?

Answer:

Prayer does the following:

1) Prayer changes the person. It changes the heart and mind of the person who prays; through the period of prayer, the person's desire to see those things happen increases. This, in turn, puts the person in-tune with God's desires. God's desires becomes the person's desires. That's a big change.

2) Prayer brings the person into a closer relationship with God. The person grows in their understanding of who God is, what He desires, and His character.

3) Prayer brings the person into a partnership with God. Without prayer, the person would simply be a bystander, observing what God does but nothing else.

But yes, God will eventually do what He wants whether I pray for that something or not. If I don't pray for that something, that's my loss. God will simply find someone else who will pray according to His will and that person will advance in their faith rather than me. This is why it has been said many times, faith is like riding a bicycle; if you stop pedaling, you fall.

This is why many people fall in their faith and leave their faith - next thing we see them doing is making a Youtube video on how they deconstructed their faith, left the church, and how they turned to atheism and how atheism makes so much sense because they lost a loved one to death and people shouldn't die if God is real, or because they had a painful experience which God should have prevented, or because someone at church couldn't answer their questions, or someone at church was mean and nasty, or.... and the blame game/victim mode goes on and on....

What they neglect to acknowledge is that ANY form of victim mentality is NOT Biblical:
Romans 8:37 "In all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us."
Philippians 4: "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."

However, we will never find an atheist who says they left the church because they saw PROOF that life could generate itself from nonlife, and they saw this DEMONSTRATED in a lab, although the natural laws of biology alone cannot account for life on earth. This is one reason we will never hear an atheist use when speaking about why he/she left the church.

truelgbt wrote:

fluttermoth wrote:Why would you need to pray for this? Isn't it definitely happening already? Are you saying that, if you don't also pray, your god might change its mind and not bother?

Answer:

Prayer does the following:

Again, you're not answering the question posed to you.

You're just using it as an excuse to preach a load of vapid codswallop.

However, we will never find an atheist who says they left the church because they saw PROOF that life could generate itself from nonlife, and they saw this DEMONSTRATED in a lab, although the natural laws of biology alone cannot account for life on earth. This is one reason we will never hear an atheist use when speaking about why he/she left the church.

Imagine how thick one would need to be to find the above a reasonable idea.

What you will find are former Christians who realized their religious brethren were completely fucking mental and stuck intellectually in the 11th century, and consequently started questioning beliefs they'd previously never inspected.

That's certainly one explanation for the dramatic decline in Christian membership seen in the U.S. over the last decades, and the number of people identifying as atheist, agnostic, or non-religious.

https://www.pewforum.org/2019/10/17/in- ... apid-pace/

Oh wait, sorry... I'm citing facts - you only do make-believe.

God will simply find someone else who will pray according to His will

So according to Trev, despite God already knowing in advance what 'he' intends to do, God still wants people to pray for shit that 'he' will refuse to grant them, and if those people don't do that, then God will find someone else who will engage in this nonsensical control drama.

Does believing in this shit require a lobotomy, or is it just preferred?

Spearthrower wrote:That's certainly one explanation for the dramatic decline in Christian membership seen in the U.S. over the last decades, and the number of people identifying as atheist, agnostic, or non-religious.

No.
1) Truth is not determined by a popular vote. If that were so, why is atheism always the smallest population?
2) Muslims tend to use the reasoning that their faith is the most powerful and genuine because of their large population.
3) Jesus said in the last days "many will abandon the faith." His prophecy is coming true.
4) Jesus said the true road to God is narrow and only FEW find it: "Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it.

truelgbt wrote:1) Truth is not determined by a popular vote. If that were so, why is atheism always the smallest population?

Two millennia of enforced hegemony ring any bells?

2) Muslims tend to use the reasoning that their faith is the most powerful and genuine because of their large population.

You should go and take that up with them.

3) Jesus said in the last days "many will abandon the faith." His prophecy is coming true.

There's no good evidence that he ever said any such thing, and even less that anybody here would be interested if he did.

4) Jesus said the true road to God is narrow and only FEW find it: "Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it.

It's fascinating that a story arc specifically concerned with how the faithful should avoid hypocritical passing of judgement on others can be invoked in this manner, and then there's the deep irony of the passage that follows, which enjoins us to beware of false prophets...

Methinks you should spend some time reading your book. This section of Matthew, in particular, is very clear on the consequences of the behaviour you engage in here.

It also just occurred to me that the preceding section of this text, from the sermon on the mount, specifically tells us to 'take no thought for the morrow'. Wherefore prophecy, then?

hackenslash wrote:It's fascinating that a story arc specifically concerned with how the faithful should avoid hypocritical passing of judgement on others...

No, Jesus was contrasting what humans care about to what God cares about. What Jesus was referring to is that, whereas humans tend to go with the majority (many), God wants us to go with TRUTH, even if that lands you up in the minority (few).

Humans prefer large numbers; God doesn't care about numbers.

What I see here is that whenever Christians say anything, that's supposedly passing judgment as far as some atheists are concerned. But atheists here are passing judgement quite often.

For example, if an atheist says Christians are stupid, that IS a judgment, is it not?

Since the prophecies are about to come true very soon, maybe my time on this forum is about done anyway. You all can decide what to do with the info, based on the outcomes we are about to see.

truelgbt wrote:No, Jesus was contrasting what humans care about to what God cares about. What Jesus was referring to is that, whereas humans tend to go with the majority (many), God wants us to go with TRUTH, even if that lands you up in the minority (few).

If you think I'm remotely going to rely on your woeful textual analysis skills over the plain text, you're even more deluded than your output would suggest. The chapter begins:

1 Judge not, that ye be not judged.

2 For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.

3 And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?

4 Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye?

5 Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye.

Humans prefer large numbers; God doesn't care about numbers.

Unsurprising, since Numbers is one of the less pious books in his badly-written fanfic.

What I see here is that whenever Christians say anything, that's supposedly passing judgment as far as some atheists are concerned. But atheists here are passing judgement quite often.

For example, if an atheist says Christians are stupid, that IS a judgment, is it not?

Do you have an example? As far as I'm aware, nobody here thinks or says that Christians are stupid. I think Christianity is stupid, but I know an awful lot of highly intelligent Christians. I don't know any who can intelligently defend Christianity but, to be fair, it isn't intelligently defensible.