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“Truly I tell you, this generation will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened.
Matthew 24:29–31, 34
What you will notice, is that when a hard physical prediction fails from a prophet, that their religion then ‘compensates’ with excuses, generally making something obviously physical ‘spiritualized’ into
invisible worlds, to cover over the embarrassment of the failure.
For example a clearly physical and political messiah is transformed by humans into a ‘spiritual messiah’.
You can see this throughout human history, with various religions.
It’s also commonly known in modern scholarship, that many such ‘predictions’ are made AFTER THE FACT, and are ‘retconned’ into the past.
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Of course, there’s the story of Harold Camping “
Harold Camping, an American Christian radio host and evangelist, made several predictions about the end of the world. Here are some key dates and outcomes:
- September 6, 1994: Camping predicted Judgment Day would occur. When it didn’t happen, he attributed the failure to a misunderstanding of biblical numerology.
- May 21, 2011: Camping predicted the Rapture would occur, with God taking his chosen people to heaven while leaving the rest behind. When May 21 passed without incident, he claimed the Rapture had indeed occurred spiritually, but not physically.
- October 21, 2011: Camping predicted the physical destruction of the world would occur on this date. When this date also passed without incident, he admitted his mistake and stated that God had “merely delayed the end.”
Following these failed predictions, Camping’s ministry, Family Radio, faced significant financial struggles and criticism. Some followers sold their homes, donated their savings, and spent thousands of dollars advertising Camping’s predictions. When the predictions failed, many felt financially and emotionally devastated. Some followers rationalized the failures by blaming themselves for misunderstanding Camping’s teachings or believing that God had indeed done something spiritual that wasn’t visible. Camping eventually apologized for the pain and suffering his predictions caused and scaled back his end-times focus after suffering a stroke in 2012. He passed away on December 15, 2013.” – meta.ai
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Now here is another prediction that will be interesting to watch unfold:
https://youtu.be/im7UeNxOepE
If Jesus himself failed in his prediction about this own return,
I’m not holding my breath about anyone else’s similar prediction.
Of course in this case, it’s a two-fer.
(I’m not being disrespectful to CB here, i wish him the very best).
But it’s Jesus or the Lady or both, if you listen to Chris’s response.
Now the “lady” could be pretty nebulas. In fact following the standard ‘archetypical script’, using say Fatima as a reference..
If there were 10 people who ‘saw the blessed virgin’,
then there were 10 different things seen, or nothing at all.
It could turn out to be like that episode of the TV series “Supernatural” where it was quipped that the Apocalypse actually
occurred, and nobody noticed, they thought it was just another weird day like many others. Something like that.
Honestly, in my observation, people don’t know the source of their predictions, don’t understand the ‘beings’ purported to be giving the visions or to be ‘returning’ or anything of that nature.
That’s the lesson of history.
Now, I had an apocalyptic vision myself,
All oxygen-breathing creatures in the world die.
The difference in this case?
It’s one possible future that plays out in the unbound field of
POTENTIALITY,
but I’m not saying that it will happen ‘here’.
It will almost certainly happen in one or more linked causality
sets in the Earth Cluster of POTENTIAL Earth movies
available for viewing.
So I understand how such visions work, where they come from,
what they are for, all that stuff.
And since i do, I won’t get on television and make a fool out of
myself.
I recommend this same course of action for any would be self-styled
prophets, at least until they get better at the art.
Now, it DOES make a world of sense to give general guidance and warning — i.e. don’t play with matches or nukes or poison the air or water — sure —- put that out there.
That’s what I did with my own ‘revelation’.
And I must tell you, that my ‘revelation’ was my consciousness being ripped out of my body and being transported to the events, like I was physically there. It took me two days to recover from it.
So I can truly understand why some people are so convinced by their experience.
REF: A Warning about a Potential Future
Kev
Kevin Cann
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4/28/2025