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  Can Endtime Beliefs Kill You? Part 3

  William Bell

  Date / Time: 11/24/2009 4:00 AM UTC

  Category: Religion

  Call-in Number: (646) 378-1919

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  A continuation of our assessment of the Branch Davidian Movement and leaders Benjamin Roden and David Koresh and their focus on an imminent end of the world. 2012, the new end times movie reveals more theories and beliefs about an imminent destruction of the world...Is this Bible, fiction or is it self-fulfilling prophecy?

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  Original Air Date: 11/21/2009 4:00 AM UTC

  Can Your Endtime Beliefs Kill You? Part 2

  Are you being led into the wilderness by a charismatic leader claiming to be the Messiah? Join us tonight as we continue our discussion of endtimes views that may be hazardous to your life and health.
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  • Tags:
  • Eschatology
  • Branch Davidian
  • Bible Prophecy
  • Seventh Day Adventists
  • David Koresh
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• Original Air Date: 11/20/2009 4:00 AM UTC

  End Time Beliefs May Be Hazardous to Your Life - Remember Waco TX

  Belief in an imminent end of the world caused many to abandon property, quit jobs and get rid of all their life's savings. A few years ago, the terrible fate fell upon the Branch Davidian movement of the Seventh Day Adventist church. Listen to a discussion of three major Bible prophecies that influenced their beliefs.
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  • Tags:
  • Armageddon in Waco
  • Branch Davidian
  • Eschatology
  • Bible Prophecy
  • 144000
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• Date / Time: 11/19/2009 12:46 PM UTC

  End Time Beliefs May Place Your Life in Jeopardy - Remember Waco, TX

  Some religious groups make political change in Israel their thermoter for reading the termperature of the end time. For example, the Branch Dividian Seventh-Day Adventist movement leader Ben Roden held that the June 1967 Israeli-Arab war signaled the end time.
  
  From this, he reasoned that Isaiah 2:3, predicted the law would go forth from Jerusalem, that 144,000 would be gathered to Mt. Zion, (Rev. 14:1), and that the Branch prophesied in Zechariah 6:12, would build the temple of the Lord.
  
  The  tendancy to politicize Bible prophecy often results in far-fetched intrepretations from which faulty conclusions are drawn. Roden's beliefs eventually led him to set up a community in Israel where he hoped for the setting up of the kingdom of God. These hopes were not only deferred, but destroyed.
  
  Yet, E.A. Shaw,a Branch Davidian leader in Australia proclaimed Ben Roden as "King David" of prophecy, the "vice-regent of God" to whom he paid homage.
  
  Believing these false prophecies led many to sell or give up their properties and possessions and ultimately led to their destruction in the Waco Massacre.
  
  The prophecy of Isaiah 2:3, was fulfilled spiritually in the establishment of the church in the first century.  The 144000 had come to Mt. Zion, i.e. the "heavenly Jerusalem and church of the firstborn ones.. Compare Rev. 14:1 with the innumerable company of Hebrews 12:22-24.
  
  In addition, the temple of the Lord was already being constructed. However, it's materials were born again Christians. Peter called "living stones" (1 Peter 1:22, 2:6).
   
  Paul said were being built up on "the foundation of the apostles and prophets" with Jesus Christ himself being the chief cornerstone that grew into a holy temple "in the Lord" (Eph. 2:20-21) [not in the land of Palestine]
  
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  • Second Coming of Chr
  • Branch Davidian Seve
  • Last Days
  • Eschatology
  • 144000
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• Date / Time: 9/7/2009 5:40 PM UTC

  As the Days of Noah - Countdown Signs to an Imminent End or the Coming of Christ in 70 A.D.?

  We have critiqued all of John Hagee's 10 Countdown Road Signs to Armageddon: "Are We the Terminal Generation." In that series, we established the Achilles heel of Hagee's system of end times interpretation was his constant appeal to Matthew 24. Such is the title of his last sign, found in his "Beginning of the End," pp. 99-100.
  
  There, he cites the text in Matthew 24:36-39 as evidence of the "current evil days" which he asserts corresponds with the times of Noah which were before the flood. These days, he says parallel the days of the coming of the Son of Man.
  
  What Hagee fails to consider is the fact that the days of Noah reference in Matthew 24 above, do not represent a future coming of the Lord. He believes that because  of the wording, "But of that day and hour, a new subject is introduced. In other words, Christ leaves the subject of the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70, and speaks of a future now imminent coming of the Lord.
  
  We show conclusively that the word "but" translated from "peri de" does not create two different subjects but rather expands more particularly the subject already under discussion.
  
  Further, we address several arguments from the text including the days versus the day of the Son of Man, and the imminent flight. See at our website. The conclusion is unequivocally false that current events in the media are proof of the fulfillment of end times signs in the Bible.
  
  • Tags:
  • Matthew 24
  • Bible prophecy
  • Armageddon
  • John Hagee
  • Countdown to Armaged
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• Date / Time: 8/29/2009 2:12 PM UTC

  Famines and Pestilence Signs of the End Times or Times of the Past?

  One blight on the world is the hunger and starvation caused by famines. This is in spite of the fact that U.S. farmers are paid by the government not to produce crops lest the abundance drives the prices down, (thereby making food more plentiful and affordable).
  
  In the end times message of the Bible as depicted in the Book of Revelation, food would become extremely scarce and valuable during the time of the end. "And I heard a voice in the midst of the four living creatures saying," A quart of wheat for a denarius, and three quarts of barley  for a denarius; and do not harm the oil and the wine." (Revelation 6:6)
  
  This accords with Jesus' prophecy of Matthew 24:7, a chapter which speaks of the end of the age and the overthrow of the Jewish temple in A.D. 70. What many may not recognize is that these are all curses found in the Law of Moses for the people God brought out of Egypt. Mose s writes of what happens to them in their latter days when they rebel against Jehovah. See Deut. 28:58-62, Lev. 25:25-29, Duet. 32).
  
  Dispensational Premillennialists, eager to find signs for the end of the world ignore the Biblical context and manufacture famines from across the world with news media hype to create an artificial end times that has no resemblance to fulfilled Bible prophecy. See each of these signs discussed in context with Scripture.
  
  • Tags:
  • Famines
  • Pestilence
  • Bible Prophecy
  • Armageddon
  • John Hagee
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• Date / Time: 8/20/2009 2:44 PM UTC

  John Hagee's 10 Roadsigns to Armageddon - Are We The Terminal Generation?

  According to John Hagee's book, "Beginning of the End," page 93, he claims that "Many religious Israelis [Zionists] are motivated by a biblical imperative to redeem the land of Israel for the Jews and usher in the coming Messiah." We believe this is incorrect for several reasons.
  

  1. Religious Jews are opposed to a forcible reentry into the land while they are in exile. See "True Torah" JewsAgainstZionism.Com
  2. It puts the cart before the horse in that it gives the inheritance before the Messiah comes, when the Bible teaches the Messiah comes then grants the inheritance.
  3. Those who inherit the land were told to "wait on the Lord" to inherit the land, and they would delight themselves in an abundance of peace, Psalm 37:9-11; 34. There has been nothing but bloodshed, war and terrorism since the Zionist "seized" the land.
  4. Those who attempted to "seize" the land before the Messiah came are crushed and ground to powder at the coming of the Lord, (Matthew 21:40-43).
  5. The Spirit is the "pledge" of the inheritance of the purchased possession. The pledge comes first, then the inheritance of the possession (land). Eph. 1:13-14).
  6. God would grant the land in the manner as he granted the land in the Exodus from Egypt. They did not get the land before God led them to it, but afterward.

  Each of these points are covered in detail in in our ongoing critique of Hagee's 10 Roadsigns to Armageddon, - Are We The Terminal Generation?. See today's and other studies in full at 10 Road Signs to Armageddon.
  
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  • Tags:
  • John Hagee
  • terminal generation
  • 10 Signs of the End
  • Armageddon
  • Book of Revelation
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• Date / Time: 7/29/2009 5:43 AM UTC

  Who Are the 144000 in the Book of Revelation Chapters 7 and 14?

  Many were sold on the idea that there will only be  144000 in heaven? Is this a Biblical concept? The message of the 144 thousand in Revelation is a beautiful description of God's redemption of the remant in Israel and of the nations.
  
  Parallels to the Exodus abound, especially in chapter seven where the one hundred forty-four thousand include an innumerable multitude who are led from the heat of the desert to the abundance of living waters before the throne of God?
  
  But, why are they all male? Why are they called virgins? What does it means to be firstfruits?  Why are they sealed in their foreheads? These questions which are answered in the Eschatology Bible Study Lesson video.
  
  Learn more about the 144000 and the book of Revelation by visiting  allthingsfulfilled.com.
  • Tags:
  • 144000 in heaven
  • Apocalypse
  • Book of Revelation
  • Israel
  • eschatology
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