Over ninety five percent of residents of New Jersey are ignoring Rabbi Jonathan Cahn!

Could ignoring one of God's best public speakers be dangerous?

  • No

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • yes

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • i will certainly take my chances and continue to ignore Rabbi Jonathan Cahn!

    Votes: 1 33.3%
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Could there be some negative consequences for ignoring one of the best public speakers that YhWH has ever sent to any nation?

I think that there could be?

Some serious plans seem to have been set in motion for the north eastern USA states, [including Washington, D. C].




Rabbi Jonathan Cahn is clearly one of the most interesting public speakers that YHWh has ever sent to any nation, like Ever!?

I believe that it could be dangerous to ignore him?




 
You know who else are GOOD SPEAKERS?

Charlatans, quacks, megalomaniacal narcissists, psychopaths, snake oil salesmen, corrupt politicians, and pretty much anybody that wants you to believe every single word that falls out of their mouths.
 
You know who else are GOOD SPEAKERS?

Charlatans, quacks, megalomaniacal narcissists, psychopaths, snake oil salesmen, corrupt politicians, and pretty much anybody that wants you to believe every single word that falls out of their mouths.

That is a good point, that is true, but that will not be a full fledged excuse for all of us during our Life Review, once we leave this four dimensional space time continuum.


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Near-death experiences (NDEs) challenge the idea that life is random or meaningless. NDErs often return convinced that they were sent back because of an important “mission” still remaining for them to finish. NDE testimonies show our mission is a purposeful plan developed by us in spirit realms before birth, lived out in life on Earth through free will and destiny, and reviewed in the light when this life ends. This sense of mission is revealed in many ways: through encounters with a Being of Light, Jesus Christ, a “presence”, angelic beings, spirit guides, departed loved ones, a Council of Elders, an inner voice, or even vivid memories of existence before birth or between lives. The details may differ, but the core message is that every soul comes to Earth for spiritual growth that matters not only personally, but collectively and divinely.

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For the record Christian Theologians may be held to be the most guilty when it comes to ignoring somebody like Rabbi Jonathan Cahn?



 
Mr. Cahn may be a good speaker, but he really isn't a rabbi at all. He's an evangelical Christian minister who likes to demonstrate some of the external features of Judaism, which he apparently sees as the qualifications for the title "Rabbi".

People don't know if they can trust his judgment due to his split personality.
 
Mr. Cahn may be a good speaker, but he really isn't a rabbi at all. He's an evangelical Christian minister who likes to demonstrate some of the external features of Judaism, which he apparently sees as the qualifications for the title "Rabbi".

People don't know if they can trust his judgment due to his split personality.

That is one way of looking at all of this.....
but what you just wrote could be the Wrap Up Smear that has been passed to you.....
and so you are repeating it.

If you looked further you might begin to notice some cracks in that approach.
 
He is a meesianic Christian. He might have been born Jewish but he knows very little of Judaism. And he is no rabbi according to Judaism.
 
Better way to say it is that he “identifies” as a rabbi. Nowadays you can identify as anything you want to be.
 
In order to qualify as a "rabbi", the prerequisite is that you have to be Jewish.

Mr. Cahn isn't Jewish at all, but is a Christian.
 
In order to qualify as a "rabbi", the prerequisite is that you have to be Jewish.

Mr. Cahn isn't Jewish at all, but is a Christian.
That too. In order to qualify as pregnant you have to be a woman, but some on the Left who claim to be pregnant aren’t women. Sign of the times.
 
I stopped watching first video after three minutes. I didn't make a connection between UAPs and Jonathan Con.
 
Mr. Cahn may be a good speaker, but he really isn't a rabbi at all. He's an evangelical Christian minister who likes to demonstrate some of the external features of Judaism, which he apparently sees as the qualifications for the title "Rabbi".

People don't know if they can trust his judgment due to his split personality.


It is interesting that you say that but professional theologians can be brilliant at coming up with a line of reasoning that will render they greatest competition as having no value whatsoever.

Tell me again, that this guy is not inspired after listening to this one video?


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