Here is my poster.
If it is real we are organizing a mob to loot the homes of the Raptured Christians. YEAH!
May 21: End of the World or End of Harold Camping's life?
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I just find this guy funny! What exactly is he trying to do?
Jesus himself said that nobody knows the hour and the time except the Father. So is Harold trying to say that he knows better than Jesus? The bible foretold the fall of the world empire of false religion first before the end will come. We didn't see that happening yet.
What about you people? Do you believe in this 21st May thingy?
Jesus himself said that nobody knows the hour and the time except the Father. So is Harold trying to say that he knows better than Jesus? The bible foretold the fall of the world empire of false religion first before the end will come. We didn't see that happening yet.
What about you people? Do you believe in this 21st May thingy?
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Daring Blasphemer BN-0 2011/05/19 04:26:38No, it's nonsense!
+5I am having a rapture party on that day for all the sinners who will be left behind.
Here is my poster.
If it is real we are organizing a mob to loot the homes of the Raptured Christians. YEAH!
Why do millions of people believe him? There are I think thousands of previously intelligent people who had good jobs buying into this. They have left their jobs and homes and are out there running around spouting this stuff. I'm just baffled by all this.
They don't even mention anything about accepting Jesus as your savior in order to be saved. Plus, I studied closely there reasoning...and it doesn't make sense. They use a passage in Genesis when God tells Noah that in 7 days he would flood the earth....and then they say that means Judgment day itself is in 7000 years. Because in Peter chapter2 I think it is God says 1000 years is like a day.
Why camping thinks that means judgment day is going to be 7000 years from the time of the flood is beyond me.
I gotta feeling that he is out there for money. He is trying to convince as many people as he can to sell off their possession and contribute to his so-called “Judgment Day” campaign. I wonder what will happen when all his believers wake up on 22nd and realized that they have been conned by this “false prophet”
But if people really look at his reasoning I don't see how they could jump right in with it.
(Click the sheet music for a website with larger, easier-to-read image, plus learning tracks for all four parts.)
You could sing it by yourself, in harmony:
Pretend to be a chorus instead of a quartet — again, all by yourself:
Sing it with a friend or two or three (even if they don’t live anywhere near you, nor even on the same planetary land mass!):
Or form a live quartet:
And if there’s another quartet nearby, challenge ’em to a Tag Battle!
You would think that Christians would know enough about the Bible they claim to be their sacred guide to know that twice, in Matthew and Mark, Christ himself said that NO man knows the hour or day of the end times, not even the angels in Heaven, not even the Son. Only God knows. You might think they would know that. But of course, for many of them you would be wrong. They hold all sorts of beliefs they have been told are Christianity but that are in direct conflict with the Bible.
You say "The bible foretold the fall of the world empire of false religion first before the end will come. We didn't see that happening yet." Yep... the world empire of false religion has not fallen yet. The Vatican and Evangelicals are still here.
As for Jesus return, it's strange that the bible didn't mention anything like what the churches are teaching now. The bible didn't mention that Christ will return to earth with his fleshly body. There is no need for that. Christ’s return really refers to the time when, from his highly exalted position in heaven, he becomes actively present with regard to earth’s affairs.
1) May 21
2) Harold Camping
3) The bible
4) religion
5) hocus pocus nonsense
Because he is the creator of the universe
Thanks for playing the holier than thou judgmental game.
A mistake you'll likely not make again - cheers!