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DID JESUS GIVE US THE NAME OF THE ANTICHRIST

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Channel: Lulu Shyann Watchman On The Wall · 2015 · People & Blogs

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Do you all think that Jonah from the Bible is a false prophet? He predicted that Nineveh would be destroyed, but it didn't quite work out that way.
The true measure of a true prophet wasn't just about predictions. More importantly, it was about restoring a healthy relationship between God and humanity. Moses said that even false prophets could get the predictions right: " The predicted signs or miracles occur. " But Moses added, "If they then say, Come, let us worship other gods'... do not listen to them"
( Deuteronomy 13:2-3).
God has the right to change his mind, because God wants a solid relationship with people, God allowed them to change their future by changing their present.
The people of Nineveh believed God's message, and from the greatest to the least, they declared a fast and put on burlap to show their sorrow. (Jonah 3:5).
God forgave them. Jonah succeeded where most prophets failed. His message turned an entire city to God. And God apparently felt that the relationship was more important then the prediction.
Jonah disagreed.
" this change of plans greatly upset Jonas, and he became very angry. So he complained to the Lord about it...
"I'd rather be dead than alive if what I predicted will not happen" (Jonah 4:1-3)
Jonah apparently remembered what Moses had said about prophets and their predictions.
If what the prophets spoke in God's name doesn't happen, then obviously God wasn't behind it the profit made it up Deuteronomy 18:22.
Yet Jonah's story sounds like a counterpoint to Moses--- an exception to the general rule.
That seems to come across in God's blunt question that closes the book:
"Why can't I... Change what I feel about Nineveh from anger to pleasure, this big city of more than 120,000 childlike people who don't yet know right from wrong? " (Jonah 4:11)
Whether the profits messages were predictions of doom or not, people in Bible times seemed to have the power to control their own destiny. That power came from God. Even predictions of doom came equipped with a manual override. People could and did override these predictions by believing the message of the prophets and by asking God to forgive them of their sins.
When the people change their present, they change their future.
God saw to it. And he said so: " if I announce that a certain nation or Kingdom is to be up rooted, torn down, and destroyed, but then that nation renounces its evil ways, I will not destroy it as I had planned." (Jeremiah 18:7-8).
So, we need to be careful about calling God's Children false prophets just basing it off predictions, because even false prophets can get there predictions right. A fortune teller is a false prophet and they have gotten there predictions right before. The way to tell a false prophet is by there fruit and if they ask you to come with them to serve other god's. Also keep in mind some predictions take time to unfold. God bless you all and please pray for one another and stop tearing each other down. Let's all pray and love one another and judge righteous judgment. God bless you I love you all.. Don't forget to repent, repent, repent daily and keep your garments clean. Jesus is coming back very soon, a time of celebration is coming. Big hugs to you all, love you all.. God Bless you all.

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