Allen G White: True or False prophet?
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I think we should be careful to who we listen to especially if they claim to be prophets. I know anythiing is possible for GOD but still, We got to test them. I don't see many prophets running around today.\n\nI remember this guy on TV that was healing people turned out he paid them to say that they where healed.
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Yes he did.\nHe clearly predicted the arrival of a Prophet after him. Only he called him by the name "Ahmad" instead of "Muhammad".\nMost Arabs here will notice that no mistake in the prediction was made, since Ahmad and Muhammad both mean the same thing "The praised one".
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I think he was a thoughtful person and a brilliant lyricist, but I wouldn't call him a prophet by any means.\n\nAnd no, I don't think he's still alive. That's just wishful thinking on the part of conspiracy theorists.
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maybe Jim is just real good at blowing smoke up my @ss\n\nJim...u are my new hero\n\nplease scan your palm and email it to me so i can give you a reading...it'll tell me if you are a prophet or not\n\n(do you think God is a democrat?)
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Yes, they do.  However, Mormons will tell you that just because he said it doesn't mean they believe it...which goes against their believing that the words of the prophet/president are the words of God...\n"I know that the Mormon (LDS) church's official stance on ALL races today is that they are to all receive the same blessings according to their faith and diligence."  The key word is "today."  That wasn't the case when the Prophet Brigham Young held the flock under his thumb.  You claim not to pay mind to this because it was well over 100 years ago...The Bible was written 2000 years ago!!!  It only takes a century for the Mormon doctrine to change.  It's been 2000 years for Christianity.  Plus, I've encountered LDS on this site that claim the word of the Prophet to be good enough for them, after all, it really is the word of God.  Why, in the last 150 years had God been so confused?  Does he have Alzheimer's?  For almost two millennium he was solid, then Joseph Smith came along and claimed that God's mind was ever changing.  One cannot trust in a faith that is constantly changing, one that has president's who override past presidents AND the doctrine itself.\n***\nThe LDS keep saying that the remarks sound racist today, but that they didn't back in the 1800's.  His words were the words of God...Was God racist in the 1800's?  Why do you defend him with that answer when all you are really doing is claiming that 100 years ago, God was cool with racism?
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It could be different things happening at different locations so it isn't wise to make a statement saying that such and such explains every circumstance. However, I will say that when some showman gets up in front of a crowd and puts his hand on people's foreheads and they fall backwards, that it reminds me of these verses from the Bible.\n\nMatthew 24:24  For false Christs and false prophets will arise and show great signs and wonders; so much so that, if it were possible, they would deceive even the elect.\n\n2 Peter 2:1 But there were also false prophets among the people, even as there will be false teachers among you, who will secretly bring in destructive heresies, even denying the Master, the One having bought them, and bringing upon themselves swift destruction.  (2)  And many will follow after their debaucheries, because of whom the way of truth will be blasphemed.  (3)  And by covetousness they will exploit you with fabricated words; for a long time their judgment has not been idle, and their destruction will not sleep.
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It could not matter less whether John Titor was from 2036.\n\nHis predictions, or memories, if you prefer, come to pass, with each additional year, to the chagrin of debunkers and supporters alike. There is little room for debating the accuracy of his astute political commentray illuminating our time and likely our immediate future.\n\nSadly anyone mired in disputing his 'quantum mechanics' and 'string theory' is sorely missing the plain truth all around them. When queried, "What is the one thing you would want us to remember?".\n\nPlease, please wake up. Look at the signposts around you now. - John Titor (2000.11.25)\n\nSurely those debunkers would be better served correlating Titor's intel against the variety of (.gov) agencies currently doling it out in scheduled pieces.\n\nI read somewhere:\n\n| 1866§2 | 170:5.19 | Sooner or later another and greater John the Baptist is due to arise proclaiming "the Kingdom of God is at Hand"—meaning a return to the high spiritual concept of Jesus, who proclaimed that the Kingdom is the will of his heavenly Father dominant and transcendent in the heart of the believer—and doing all this without in any way referring either to the visible church on earth or to the anticipated second coming of Christ.\n\nThanks, LoTek, your link provides the cleanest and only bookmarked presentation of his late 2000, early 2001, message board debacle, I have encountered. No advertisements and nothing for sale there. This examples takes you directly to his basic list of preparations (http://lotek.byethost.com/titor/titor011.php#11.25.2000-14:03). I haven't seen that capability associated with his transcripts before.\n\nBut I should probably add a least one link for those interested in additional tangential research (http://www.johntitor.com).
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In the end times (which started with the 1st century heresies), many wanna-be believers will be lead astray by false prophets & false teachers who have a lot (or most) of the Gospel, but it will be tainted with untruth, heresy, apostasy. The Great Deceiver is good at what he does... the victims won't even know they were stung by Satan until they get to the White Judgment Throne and are given the terrible word: "DEPART!"
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Certainly The Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) ismentioned in the Bible.\nThis would certainly interest our Christian friends.\n\nMuhammad in the Bible\nDr. Khalil Ahmad Nasir\n\nMuhammad in the Bible\n\nTABLE OF CONTENTS \nThe Historical Test \nA Prophet From Thy Brethren \nDivine Light From Paran \nThe Earth Was Full Of His Praise \nThe Prince of Peace \nConclusion \nThe world today looks for rational and historical evidence to prove the truth of a person who claims to be from God. These criteria fully support the truth of our Holy Prophet Muhammad.\n\nRational Test \n\nRational thinking indicates that the world was in dire need of revelation, of water from the fountain of spiritual guidance, at the time when the Holy Prophet appeared. He led an ideal life, a perfect example to be followed throughout the future. He started his mission against immense difficulties. He and his followers met strong persecution and opposition. But he was protected and helped by God in miraculous ways. Before his death his mission was firmly established all over Arabia and was rapidly spreading to other countries. \n\nHe worked miracles. He foretold the future, and his prophecies were fulfilled not only in his lifetime but continue to be fulfilled in our time as well. He brought a teaching  which has attracted countless adherents since he appeared. In short, all rational tests prove that the mission of the Holy Prophet Muhammad was truly from God. \n\nThe Historical Test \n\nThere is also another test, the historical one, which our present day world requires of a messenger of God. A notable American Bishop of the Catholic Church wrote in a nationally famous magazine that the test of history available to all men, all civilizations and all ages can be applied only to Jesus, because: \n\nThere were no predictions about Buddha, Muhammad, or anyone else -except Christ. Others just came and said: “Here I am, believe me”. Christ alone steps out of the line and answers: My coming was foretold, even to the smallest detail. \n\nThis statement is quite challenging and requires attention. We Muslims believe that Jesus was a true prophet of God. We also accept his advent as having been foretold in the previous scriptures. \n\nBut what about Muhammad? \n\nWe find that his coming was foretold in clear and precise terms not only by Jesus himself but by Moses and other Biblical prophets as well. In fact it seems from whatever words of Jesus are available to the world, that the bringing of glad tidings of a great coming prophet was one of the chief objects of his mission. \n\nAgain and again Jesus said that he was sent to the world only to give as much guidance as the people of his own time could bear. As for complete teaching which would stay forever with mankind, he said: \n\nBut the comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you. (John 14-26) \n\nOnly the prophet of Islam could have fulfilled this prophecy of Jesus. Muhammad was truly sent in his name because he bore testimony to his truth. The Holy Quran says: \n\nThe Messiah, son of Mary, was a messenger, "surely messengers like unto him had passed away before him" (The Holy Quran 5:76) \n\nThe Holy Quran reports that the angels told Mary: \n\nSurely Allah gives you good news with a word from Him of whose name is the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, worthy of regard in this world and hereafter. (The Holy Quran 3:46) \n\nThe Holy Prophet testified to the truth of Jesus as a divine and honored Teacher and Prophet, and declared them mistaken and misguided who thought him accursed. The Holy Quran described his teachings as "guidance and light ."Further elaborating the same prophecy, Jesus said: \n\nNevertheless I tell you the truth; It is expedient for you that I go away: for if I go not away, the Comforter will not come unto you; but if I depart, I will sent him unto you
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No, but Pastor Russel who "founded" the Jehovah's Wittiness movement was a student (maybe a member) of the Seventh Day Adventist faith prior to his starting the Watch Tower Bible Society and writing his books. Its always been a curiosity to me in reading the materials developed by the two that in many instances the J.W. version of the truth is a mirror image of the Adventist one. Just one example ... Adventists believe that Jesus was God and that prior to his incarnation he was known as Michael the Arch Angel. J.W.s on the other hand believe that Jesus was NOT God but that he was Michael incarnated.
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It's hard to say. Many times when you take things like that out of context, they can lose a lot of their meaning. However, it seems to me that he was saying that he would send prophets to us to help show us the way.
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oooe   That sounds exactly right, a false prophet is one who makes falcse claims  \n\nthere cant be two jesus' one must be false!
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:}\nHe was reported to be Jw at one time\nIslam would never accept him.. the hole submitted thing dosn't wash well with Jackson and Islam
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The propoganda tale was patently false:\n\nhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,956255,00.html\n\nhttp://www.commondreams.org/headlines03/0504-05.htm
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Nope...\ntake a look at the source for the accurate verse.
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False Prophets\n\n2 Tim 4:3-4 "For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own likings, and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander into myths"
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The truth?  \nThis will surely anger some people, but it is the truth, and many black believers in my church agree.\n\nBecause Christianity is "too white" for some.\nIslam has an appeal to people who want to seperate themselves from the "white man's religion".\n\nBigotry is not limited to a particular race.\nLouis Farakhan (sp?) proves this.\n\nSorry to offend and I wish it weren't this way, but don't kill the messenger.