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Question: "What signs indicate that the end times are approaching?"
Answer: Matthew 24:5-8 gives us some important clues so we can discern the approach of the end times, “For many will come in my name, claiming, 'I am the Christ,' and will deceive many. You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come. Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be famines and earthquakes in various places.” An increase in false messiahs, an increase in warfare, and increases in famines, plagues, and natural disasters—these are signs of the end times. In this passage, though, we are given a warning: we are not to be deceived, because these events are only the beginning of birth pains; the end is still to come.
Some interpreters point to every earthquake, every political upheaval, and every attack on Israel as a sure sign that the end times are rapidly approaching. While the events may signal the approach of the last days, they are not necessarily indicators that the end times have arrived. The apostle Paul warned that the last days would bring a marked increase in false teaching. “The Spirit clearly says that in later times some will abandon the faith and follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons” (1 Timothy 4:1). The last days are described as “perilous times” because of the increasingly evil character of man and people who actively “resist the truth” (2 Timothy 3:1-9; see also 2 Thessalonians 2:3).
Other possible signs would include a rebuilding of a Jewish temple in Jerusalem, increased hostility towards Israel, and advances toward a one-world government. The most prominent sign of the end times, however, is the nation of Israel. In 1948, Israel was recognized as a sovereign state, essentially for the first time since A.D. 70. God promised Abraham that his posterity would have Canaan as “an everlasting possession” (Genesis 17:8), and Ezekiel prophesied a physical and spiritual resuscitation of Israel (Ezekiel chapter 37). Having Israel as a nation in its own land is important in light of end times prophecy because of Israel’s prominence in eschatology (Daniel 10:14; 11:41; Revelation 11:8).
With these signs in mind, we can be wise and discerning in regard to the expectation of the end times. We should not, however, interpret any of these singular events as a clear indication of the soon arrival of the end times. God has given us enough information that we can be prepared, and that is what we are called to be.

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  1. Comment by Debbie
    I believe via Scripture that Israel is the time clock. There are current events that are fulfilling the Book of Ezekiel. Turkey joining the Islamic union and rejecting her former Christian status was a huge sign. Palestine announcing they will declare independence early this summer is another sign which could easily set up the Gog-Magog invasion. There are signs in nature as well. Look at some of the signs in the Book of Revelation. The blood moon (total lunar eclipses) are a sign. Research when they fall in the coming years. The Jewish Feast Days are another sign in past that seem to reveal events. The signs are visible to those who read and believe God’s Word. I am still waiting for the physical temple in Jerusalem to be rebuilt. I know that everything from the stones, priestly garments to the red heifer are ready and waiting, but have not been instituted. Until He comes, I must keep doing what He requires of believers, but I know in my heart it is soon….
    MARANATHA
  2. Comment by alvin
    I was just wondering today if dna had shed any light on the 10 lost tribes of Israel. so i googled. (and giggled) amid the misinformation it appears that the tribes may indeed be spread among every nation of earth, and revelation does state that 12,000 will preach the gospel from each tribe in those days. Are we now at the edge of knowing who the 10 tribes are?
    It also now appears that tubal of the meschek and tubal prophecies may be tbilisi in the land of georgia where a major oil pipeline is going in or already placed
    weather
    internet set to become the greatest monopoply of all time
    identity theft leading toward a call for a personal mark, on the forehead for the brave and on the hand for those who do not want to be readily indentified
    itching ears of many causing the health and wealth of false prophets in all lands.
    thats a start
    oh, i do not think Jesus will return on May 21 as one little cult claims, but would not be surprised at all if He came before that instead of after.
  3. Comment by Michael James Stone
    Signs of the Times are not the “Global Events” necessarily that Jesus spoke of, because Who he spoke to, (besides you and me today) had no concept of the “global events” that we so often add to his words.
    He spoke to common people dealing in an environment they could recognize all around them.
    Without Television, WOULD WE see a Sign in every event?
    Without the INTERNET would we keep making predictions every election year, millenium or pay attention to the LATEST GREATEST ABSOLUTE BEST SELLER Christian Bookstores have for us?
    The Signs of the Times were meant to be local to Israel, but also understandable as easily as the weather. You see a cloud you don’t take an umbrella, but if you see a really dark sky full of clouds, then you pretty much plan on rain.
    THAT is how Jesus described the signs of his soon returning.
    So if you are adding up a list than involves what is occurring IN ISRAEL as if you were standing THERE looking out, then maybe you get a better perspective and point of view.
    BUT if you go by the BUZZ WORDS; SOUND BITES; PROPHECY SPINS; and general”hyper” mentality people take in looking at Prophecy and the Signs of the Times of His Coming, then Everyday you have to Find and Create an even bigger “fix” because the Lord may not use your exaggeration in His Explanation as He recorded it in Matthew.
    Do I Believe we are in the Last Generation? Yes. Does that mean the 2011, 2012 fanatics or the Psalm 38 War Criers? No.
    What it means is I carefully sit down, pray, examine what is true, and see if the pieces I am given fit, or do I have to be told they fit?
    I can listen to a weather man tell me on a sunny day it’s going to rain, but you won’t find me carrying an umbrella with no cloud in the sky.
    -Michael

BibleProphecyBlog: Rapture 2011?

Camping with Rapture Loons in 2011

Don KoenigBy Don Koenig 
The Prophetic Years 

Harold Camping is teaching thousands of the loons that follow him that the Rapture will happen on May 21, 2011. Camping also teaches that the end of the world will occur just four months later on October 21st 2011.

I think all these birdbrains are in for a rude awaking on May 22, 2011 when they find themselves still here after they burned all their bridges on earth in the days of their acting like April fools.

Some of these loons will then probably think that they did not make the Rapture and think that they will reap God’s judgments until they find out that Harold Camping is also still here recalculating what he now claims cannot be wrong. (Of course he might die first since he is 89 years old.)

Harold Camping has cried wolf before. He claimed the Lord would return on Sept. 6, 1994. Date setters and heretics seldom learn from their mistakes and neither do their followers. I guess the adage that there “is no fool like an old fool” applies.

Harold Camping owns a large Christian radio network called “Family Stations, Inc.” (Family Radio). It has more than 150 outlets in the United States and it is broadcast worldwide via shortwave, it has a network of AM and FM radio stations, a cable television station, and the Internet. His organization also utilizes numerous low-power television signals. All that gives him a very large platform for his heretical teachings to reach the simple and the gullible. Believe it or not many thousands of people around the world are actually believing his heretical nonsense. Here is some information on the teachings of Harold Camping.

Camping claims he has scrutinized the Bible for almost 70 years and says he has developed a mathematical system to interpret prophecies hidden within the Good Book. One night a few years ago, Camping, a civil engineer by trade, crunched the numbers and was stunned at what he’d found: The world will end May 21, 2011.

Here is how Harold Camping figured out the date of the Rapture:

The number 5, Camping concluded, equals “atonement.” Ten is “completeness.” Seventeen means “heaven.” Camping patiently explained how he reached his conclusion for May 21, 2011.

“Christ hung on the cross April 1, 33 A.D.,” he began. “Now go to April 1 of 2011 A.D., and that’s 1,978 years.”

Camping then multiplied 1,978 by 365.2422 days – the number of days in each solar year, not to be confused with a calendar year.

Next, Camping noted that April 1 to May 21 encompasses 51 days. Add 51 to the sum of previous multiplication total, and it equals 722,500.

Camping realized that (5 x 10 x 17) x (5 x 10 x 17) = 722,500.

Or put into words: (Atonement x Completeness x Heaven), squared.”

All this can be found in this article. Unfortunately the person that wrote that article actually called Harold Camping a Bible scholar which gives true Bible scholars a bad name. I would hardly think that someone that thinks that the whole Old Testament is a parable is a scholar. A flake is a title much more suiting for Harold Camping.

Camping’s teachings are unique and believable to the simple because like you see above they really are very detailed fabrications. It should be obvious that Harold Camping’s 5 x 10 x 17 formula is just something that works for him because it fits a date in the future. If it did not fit he would not have used it, or he would have just come up with other names and numbers. All that look for hidden codes in the Bible do similar manipulation. The computer now makes endless combinations possible so it becomes inevitable that some combination will fulfill something similar to what you are looking for.

Why did Camping look for the words “atonement, completeness, and Heaven that he say means 5, 10 and 17? Only because using those words and numbers comes up with a date in the future that he wanted to see. There are many other words that also could have added up to a date in the future using his scheme.

All claiming hidden messages in the Bible do pretty much the same thing. What they find is so manipulated to fit what they are looking for that any seeming fit becomes statistically meaningless. It is little more than chance and if better than chance, so what? Some things always have to be better than chance. Some people win a lottery and chance says they won’t. Some people get killed by lightening and chance says they won’t. I have had people email me other dates that they came up with through similar “word” “number” schemes. They are meaningless to anyone trained in the science of statistics.

We also have to disregard the more simple formulas where teachers just read into what scripture actually says to set a date for the Rapture. Some of these just add 70 years to 1948 and they also come up with 2011. They are just as wrong as Camping but for other reasons and those following their conjecture are also likely to disappointed.


Related Links


 Why Date-Setting the Rapture is Wrong - Pre-Trib Research Center (Thomas Ice)
 Will May 21, 2011 Be the End of the World - Daily Christian News
 Is Harold Camping and Family Radio a cult? - GotQuestions.org
 Harold Camping, Christian radio host, sets May 21, 2011, as Judgment Day - Slate Magazine 
 Dangerous Airwaves: Harold Camping Refuted and Christ's Church Defended - James R. White (Book)

GraceThruFaith: Rapture in May?

Rapture In May?

Q. I just want to start by saying thank you for for all of the work you do in providing the wealth of information and insight you have to everyone. I was just wondering what your thoughts were on all of the current hoohaw going on over the christian groups proclaiming May 21st 2011 as the confirmed rapture / judgment day. It’s been on the news and received countless amount of coverage / debate on the blogosphere.

 

A. I’ve looked at the rationale behind the May 21st date and can’t find any Biblical basis for it.  The person who put it forth has a unique method of interpretation that to my way of thinking defies logic. People who support this will have to do in spite of what the Bible says, not because of it.

As you may know I believe the rapture is a number specific event, not a date specific one.  Since no one on Earth knows either the current number in the Church or the full number spoken of by Paul in Romans 11:25, no one on Earth can know in advance the actual date of the rapture’s occurrence.   But I hasten to add that the Bible does admonish us to read the signs and know the general time of our departure. Being children of the light  we should not be taken by surprise when it happens (1 Thes. 5:4-9).

GraceThruFaith: Psalm 83

Recently, some leading Prophecy Sites and Authors have begun to post a "pet theory" they have about Psalm 83. That is fine. The problem is they present it as fact. It is not. There are enough Biblical Prophecy People trained in examining the facts to be able to say "It is PURE speculation."

What I mean by that is the "intent" is pure but the facts aren't there. It is what is called a "presuppositional analysis" of the Scripture. That means you can't find the conclusion they say unless you first SAY it is there; then go out of your way to prove it. If the people would say "It could be" or I think, then more likely there would be a number of people agreeing. But what you see today is because of the nature of Christianity to agree with "popular" people first, we tend to forget, even the wisest among us make mistakes. 

Psalm 83 should be read by you with the Holy Spirit leading you and no one telling you what is there.  

-Michael James Stone

Grace thru Faith:

What About Psalm 83?

Q. I agree with your position on Psalm 83 & Ezekiel 38-39. Your explanation makes sense scripturally. Israel is not at peace and is not a land of unwalled villages.  Yet some  other so called prophecy experts continue to make it a point to  discredit the Psalm 83 information.  This is difficult for me to understand. Why is it so hard for some to accept that maybe God is revealing new understanding through some of his other children for the edification of the whole body of Christ?

 

A. Not everyone agrees that Psalm 83 will actually occur.  While it hasn’t happened in the past, opponents of the view say it doesn’t have to happen in the future.  They say God could have answered Asaph’s prayer pre-emptively.  They’ve also found ways (that don’t impress me) around Israel being a peaceful, unsuspecting people at the time of Ezekiel’s attack as Ezekiel 38:11 requires.  We’ll have to wait and see who’s right, and our wait will likely be a short one.

GraceThruFaith: Birds, Bees, Fish

The Birds, The Bees And The Fish

Q. I live in Louisiana and recently the news reported that hundreds of birds in a small Arkansas town just fell dead out of the sky. At a time they should have been on their perches, they were flying and just fell dead. It has also happened in two separate towns here in Louisiana and it has happened in other countries.  In your opinion does it have anything to do with end time events and is there any proof in the bible at all regarding this?  Just too much strange stuff going on here recently.

 

A. There are also reports of large numbers of fish mysteriously dying in various places, and before these we learned that a big percentage of the bee population has simply disappeared.  As far as I’m aware there is no direct prophetic significance to these events. They could easily have environmental causes due to our disregard for the poisoning of our air and water, but they’re not mentioned among the “birth pangs” the Lord said would precede the End of the Age (Matt. 24:4-8).

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The Rapture Series

Why Do you Believe?          What Do you Believe?             How Do You Believe?              Who Do You Believe?

“Reason to Believe

Crying Wolf

by Todd Strandberg

Most everyone is familiar with the story about the boy who cried, "wolf!" The mischievous shepherd boy repeatedly sent the herdsmen running with his false alarms. When a real wolf finally did come prowling, no one responded to the boy's cries for help.

In the past, I've noticed a good deal of false cries of the prophetic kind. We're in the midst of a sharp increase in the number of false predictions concerning Jesus Christ's second coming. I believe this trend indicates that Satan is attempting to suppress prophetic awareness.

One of the main reasons that the devil is promoting date setting is that Bible prophecy describes Satan's final plans, and the devil knows he needs to discredit the Bible before he can fully set up his demonic kingdom.

I've always taken note of any new predictions by some individual or group claiming to know the exact time of Jesus Christ's return. Despite the fact that our Lord said, "Watch therefore for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come" (Mat 24:42), people are still trying to figure out the magic date.

Since every one of these predictions ends up being wrong, it's quite clear the devil is the one who originates them. False predictions certainly could not come from God's guidance. The Bible requires 100 percent accuracy as the test of whether something is divinely inspired:

When a prophet speaketh in the name of the Lord, if the thing follow not, nor come to pass, that is the thing which the Lord hath not spoken... 
Deut 18:22

In the past, after date setters have been proven wrong in their forecasts of Christ's return, there have followed periods of prophetic inactivity. People have naturally become disillusioned after the uneventful passing of the predicted dates. However, today, as soon as one prognosticator fails, another takes his place.

Back in the 1800s, a major second coming prediction appeared every 30 to 40 years. In the 1970s and 1980s, prognosticators were claiming to know when Jesus Christ was coming about every four years. In the 1990s, I saw the trend reach the point where major second-coming predictions were being made every year. After the year 2000 pasted uneventfully, I noticed a sharp reduction in the number predictions.

I cannot think of any other time period that has included more signs pointing to Jesus' second coming. Yet strangely, at the same time, end-time fatigue is also at very high levels. Even the way new dates are proclaimed shows the strain. Prognosticators at one time would openly set dates. Now because of the growing history of failed predictions, they just "suggest" dates.

Erroneous date setting has a profoundly negative effect on nonbelievers. The failures of Christians have always been favorite excuses of the lost for their unsaved and unprepared condition. If you ask them, "Why don't you believe?" they'll point to crooked TV preachers. If you ask them, "Are you ready for Jesus' soon return?" they will say, "Oh, people have always been saying Jesus is coming soon."

As with everyone who practices treachery, the devil has one huge problem. If people become aware of his true intentions, instead of working to deceive us, the devil's every act only works to warn us. Paul the Apostle said that believers would not be in darkness (1 Thes. 5:4).

As we draw closer to the end of the age, I believe Satan will continue to trick people into crying, "wolf!" As the cries grow louder, and folks in general become more desensitized towards the return of our Lord, we who are watchful for Jesus' return should be watchful all the more:

"Therefore be ye ready: for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of man cometh" (Mat. 24:44).


Prophecy Digested

Raptured

For some people, the word rapture has gone out of style or out of sync. They want Armegeddon senarios and they want to cast the “Harpazo” as a “secret” heresy teaching of some “New Idea.” The facts son’t support this idea, but sometimes those who DO support a rapture idea are as off as though against it.

AN event will happen that Jesus stated and the scriptures hint at in many ways. The best people could come up with as a title for the event is called the rapture. The fact is it would be better to say a ‘Enoch Exit Plan’ or am Elijah Taxi to name a few events we have no explanation for.

The fact is these guys got outta here without dying so what about you? It is likely you will die, that is obvious, but as Jesus said, there a few, maybe very few, maybe more, that will shed this life to follow hard after Jesus inot Heaven.

Is it a wierdo James Jones event or spooky asteroid cult or Jehovah Witness prediction? No. Is it a Major Exit by all Christians everywhere causing wide scale panic and destruction? No. Is it exactly like we think in some popular novel series or FAV pastor? No.

It is not stated as to HOW and exactly WHAT occurs only some references we speculate A LOT ABOUT. We do know it will hapeen in our lifetime, we do know it will be soon. We do know some will go and some will not. We do know we can’t pick a day or hour but a times or season is ok. We do know it won’t be when we think.

We so know we are told to expect it and to be ready to leave. So are you? Are you in debt? Did jesus say you might stay till you pay your debt? Are you in bitterness to your brother? Did Jesus say you must be reconciled to your brother first? Are you sure you know there is more to a rapture than a simple escape plan and life insurance policy, but it might have to do with what Jesus Said?

Do you know what Jesus said?

You might want to figure it out, it could mean be left out or right in with the timing and preparation to meet Jesus when he comes.

- Michael James Stone

Prove All Things knowing that all Prophecy is about Jesus and God revealing His Son…To us..for our…Salvation. We post material that is questionable, objectionable, and in the opinion of the Editor of the Prophetic Perspective, valid to use as God chooses to. Sometimes that is highly suspect as material setting “dates” of the Rapture is, but often these posts, may have pieces that are correct to futher study.  

“Rarely is anyone ALL RIGHT or ALL WRONG”

Michael James Stone

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The Rapture Series

Why Do you Believe?          What Do you Believe?             How Do You Believe?              Who Do You Believe?

“Reason to Believe

by Todd Strandberg

Most everyone is familiar with the story about the boy who cried, "wolf!" The mischievous shepherd boy repeatedly sent the herdsmen running with his false alarms. When a real wolf finally did come prowling, no one responded to the boy's cries for help.

In the past, I've noticed a good deal of false cries of the prophetic kind. We're in the midst of a sharp increase in the number of false predictions concerning Jesus Christ's second coming. I believe this trend indicates that Satan is attempting to suppress prophetic awareness.

One of the main reasons that the devil is promoting date setting is that Bible prophecy describes Satan's final plans, and the devil knows he needs to discredit the Bible before he can fully set up his demonic kingdom.

I've always taken note of any new predictions by some individual or group claiming to know the exact time of Jesus Christ's return. Despite the fact that our Lord said, "Watch therefore for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come" (Mat 24:42), people are still trying to figure out the magic date.

Since every one of these predictions ends up being wrong, it's quite clear the devil is the one who originates them. False predictions certainly could not come from God's guidance. The Bible requires 100 percent accuracy as the test of whether something is divinely inspired:

When a prophet speaketh in the name of the Lord, if the thing follow not, nor come to pass, that is the thing which the Lord hath not spoken... 
Deut 18:22

In the past, after date setters have been proven wrong in their forecasts of Christ's return, there have followed periods of prophetic inactivity. People have naturally become disillusioned after the uneventful passing of the predicted dates. However, today, as soon as one prognosticator fails, another takes his place.

Back in the 1800s, a major second coming prediction appeared every 30 to 40 years. In the 1970s and 1980s, prognosticators were claiming to know when Jesus Christ was coming about every four years. In the 1990s, I saw the trend reach the point where major second-coming predictions were being made every year. After the year 2000 pasted uneventfully, I noticed a sharp reduction in the number predictions.

I cannot think of any other time period that has included more signs pointing to Jesus' second coming. Yet strangely, at the same time, end-time fatigue is also at very high levels. Even the way new dates are proclaimed shows the strain. Prognosticators at one time would openly set dates. Now because of the growing history of failed predictions, they just "suggest" dates.

Erroneous date setting has a profoundly negative effect on nonbelievers. The failures of Christians have always been favorite excuses of the lost for their unsaved and unprepared condition. If you ask them, "Why don't you believe?" they'll point to crooked TV preachers. If you ask them, "Are you ready for Jesus' soon return?" they will say, "Oh, people have always been saying Jesus is coming soon."

As with everyone who practices treachery, the devil has one huge problem. If people become aware of his true intentions, instead of working to deceive us, the devil's every act only works to warn us. Paul the Apostle said that believers would not be in darkness (1 Thes. 5:4).

As we draw closer to the end of the age, I believe Satan will continue to trick people into crying, "wolf!" As the cries grow louder, and folks in general become more desensitized towards the return of our Lord, we who are watchful for Jesus' return should be watchful all the more:

"Therefore be ye ready: for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of man cometh" (Mat. 24:44).

Prophecy Digested

Raptured

For some people, the word rapture has gone out of style or out of sync. They want Armegeddon senarios and they want to cast the “Harpazo” as a “secret” heresy teaching of some “New Idea.” The facts son’t support this idea, but sometimes those who DO support a rapture idea are as off as though against it.

AN event will happen that Jesus stated and the scriptures hint at in many ways. The best people could come up with as a title for the event is called the rapture. The fact is it would be better to say a ‘Enoch Exit Plan’ or am Elijah Taxi to name a few events we have no explanation for.

The fact is these guys got outta here without dying so what about you? It is likely you will die, that is obvious, but as Jesus said, there a few, maybe very few, maybe more, that will shed this life to follow hard after Jesus inot Heaven.

Is it a wierdo James Jones event or spooky asteroid cult or Jehovah Witness prediction? No. Is it a Major Exit by all Christians everywhere causing wide scale panic and destruction? No. Is it exactly like we think in some popular novel series or FAV pastor? No.

It is not stated as to HOW and exactly WHAT occurs only some references we speculate A LOT ABOUT. We do know it will hapeen in our lifetime, we do know it will be soon. We do know some will go and some will not. We do know we can’t pick a day or hour but a times or season is ok. We do know it won’t be when we think.

We so know we are told to expect it and to be ready to leave. So are you? Are you in debt? Did jesus say you might stay till you pay your debt? Are you in bitterness to your brother? Did Jesus say you must be reconciled to your brother first? Are you sure you know there is more to a rapture than a simple escape plan and life insurance policy, but it might have to do with what Jesus Said?

Do you know what Jesus said?

You might want to figure it out, it could mean be left out or right in with the timing and preparation to meet Jesus when he comes.

- Michael James Stone

Prove All Things knowing that all Prophecy is about Jesus and God revealing His Son…To us..for our…Salvation. We post material that is questionable, objectionable, and in the opinion of the Editor of the Prophetic Perspective, valid to use as God chooses to. Sometimes that is highly suspect as material setting “dates” of the Rapture is, but often these posts, may have pieces that are correct to futher study.  

“Rarely is anyone ALL RIGHT or ALL WRONG”

Michael James Stone

Fair Use Notice

In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, any copyrighted work herein is archived under fair use without profit or payment to those who have expressed a prior interest in reviewing the included information for personal use, non-profit research and educational purposes only.

This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner.

The material is being made available in an effort to understand scripture, news, technology and society especially as it relates to God and Jesus. It is specifically for non-profit research and educational purposes only. I believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. If you wish to use this copyrighted material for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use,' you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. This is a completely non-commercial site for private personal use. No fee is charged, and no money is made off of the operation of this site. Nor is any implied reciprocal gratuities implied or construed.

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