How Can You Tell Which Prophecies Are False?
If you don’t have a Bible at home and want to check out the scriptures cited here, go to biblegateway.com and use the search box. Opt for NIV or NKJV (translations). Or just google the passage. Predictions are confusing and risky We take wonderful neighborhood walks here on Whidbey Island. I can often be seen going down the beach road with my neighbor, waving my arms and ranting about Donald Trump and the false charismatic prophecies that supported him for five years. Finally, my friend asked, “How do you tell a false prophecy from a true one? I would have no idea.” After all, I’ve had a few predictions myself about Trump, and mine actually came to pass. I am not an ordained minister. I’ve seen no angels, have not been translated to heaven or hell, and I’m not an international speaker, but in times of national crisis, I have been given some astonishing revelations, either in dream form or in words spoken. That would include the resignation of President Nixon, the defection of Sad