No. Because that would only tell me what others think it means, not what you think it means.Do a search : there is more to read about the Three Days of Darkness online than there has ever been before.For clarity's sake, especially for those of us not as familiar with specific prophecies.....
What, EXACTLY, are you claiming will happen? How will we know that it did? What would you accept as evidence that your prediction was wrong?
Has it happened yet? No? Then it is a claim. When it happens, then you can say it is a fact. But I'm still not sure what you are saying will happen.I'm making no CLAIM.
Delays? Are you now saying it might not happen on the dates you give?In terms of the Biblical use of "for My Name's sake" (the Lord speaking) and the First Liturgical Year of the Judgment, it is a 'win-win' situation that the final three days of this Liturgical Year must coincide with what many have foretold to be the Three Days of Darkness.
At least one of the accounts foretold include the starting afresh even at midnight on November 27, 2016 A.D., the beginning of the civil reckoning of the First Sunday of Advent for the Second Year of the Judgment.
Given the multiplicity of the foretold accounts and their contents throughout thousands of years, it will be quite obvious whether the Lord delays or not.
I'm not asking much...
- What specifically are you saying will happen? (as much detail as possible).
- How will we know that it did happen? (I don't want 3 days of regular daylight and then you claim it didn't mean real darkness but spiritual darkness which cannot be objectively determined)
- What would have to happen (or not happen) for you to say you were wrong about the date?