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Re: The god debate again... sigh (Re: Will Libertopia cause the needy to get less?
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Wed, 29 Nov 2000 20:53:12 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Dave Schuler writes:
> In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Bill Farkas writes:
> > Yet, He has been guiding all of history as evidenced by fulfilled prophecies
> > - which is unrefutable.
> I wouldn't presume to ask your an exegesis of these prophecies, but can
> you give me a concrete example or two from sometime in the last millennium?
> I can't think of any, but my knowledge of the Bible is far from exhaustive.
It's ok if you don't know of any. Consider this...
The funny thing about Biblical Prophecies is that they tend to be centered
around *major* events. As such, there haven't been any really *major* Biblical
/ Spiritual events in the past millenium (I realize you may consider the
Reformation a big deal, and it is, but not from a Biblical perspective)
However, there are at least 2 (since you asked for 1 or 2) that I can think of
that are pre-requisities of a *major* event.
1) Israel's return to "their" homeland - occurred in 1948(?)
2) A vast, siumultaneous, increase in knowledge and travel (we're experiencing
more and more every day)
Perhaps the telling thing about these prophecies is the *major* event that they
are connected to. - The end of the world as we know it - the 'tribulation' and
the return of Christ to the world.
Digression:
I'm not attempting to argue the merits of the various perspectives on the
sequence of end-times events. Only to point out 2 prophicies that are connected
to them and that we have already witnessed.
-Jon
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