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SwordofGideon wrote:I think if we want to determine if the prophecies of the future or literal or figurative we should look to the prophecies of the past. To the dozens of prophecies that have already been fulfilled, from Ezekiel predicting Israel would be a nation again to Daniel predicting the kingdoms to come. All those prophesies were literal and they came to pass. So when the scriptures say that a time is coming "such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be." I take it at face value. What we are seeing right now with the UN is the stage being set for the prophecies of John, Ezekiel, and others to come to pass.


Abiding in His Word wrote:Hi Test4echo,
Tell me if I'm hearing you correctly....you're not denying the literal words of the Bible, but rather are saying that we don't have to "experience" some things enviornmentally in order to "see" them happen. And by "seeing" them as opposed to actually "experiencing" them, scripture is fulfilled. Is that what you're saying?


Abiding in His Word wrote:Thanks for clarifying, Test4echo! I agree that technology enables us to see, hear, and learn about things that 50 yrs. ago would not have been possible. Amazing day we live in!

Would my prophecy be considered fulfilled? If not, WHY NOT? I didn't say the Sun would physically explode. I only said you would "see" the Sun explode, and so you have.

mark s wrote:Actually, you would not have seen the sun explode. You would have seen an artistic rendition of an exploding sun.
I think that the Bible prophesies things that will actually happen. Prophetic fulfillments as recorded in the Bible were things that actually happened.
Love in Christ,
Mark

Abiding in His Word wrote:Would my prophecy be considered fulfilled? If not, WHY NOT? I didn't say the Sun would physically explode. I only said you would "see" the Sun explode, and so you have.
The very essence of prophecy is the actual fulfillment; not the imagined, perceived, or science fiction version. The actual fulfillment is the manner by which we judge the true prophet from the false.

Test4echo wrote:mark s wrote:Actually, you would not have seen the sun explode. You would have seen an artistic rendition of an exploding sun.
I think that the Bible prophesies things that will actually happen. Prophetic fulfillments as recorded in the Bible were things that actually happened.
Love in Christ,
Mark
Ok Mark, I will give you that only because I choose poorly my example.
Let me use another example.
The constant bombardment of natural disasters repeated in Media that actually "have" occurred and are used to portray "future events" that haven't occurred yet. It would appear to us, to be "seeing" disasters everywhere.
So, in this case it would not be an artist rendering but live, real life footage of events.
test,
Rte66 wrote:huh?

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Test4echo wrote:The Natural disasters the bible spoke of, literally came true and are coming true because we See them, on television.
The roaring sea's, earthquakes, fire from above, blackened sun, nuclear holocaust, plagues, asteroids, great signs in the sky...we have already seen it and continue to. No, other generation has had our perspective.
Real or fiction is not the point.
Seeing is the point.
test
The Natural disasters the bible spoke of, literally came true and are coming true because we See them, on television.

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