That's ridiculous. All because of a con man with a third grade education?
He was tarred and feathered. Its recorded history.
Its recorded history that he said that amongst other untruths.
No it is not. You have lied about what he said and context. But what should I expect from JWs. Liars about everything.
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finally posted a reasonable story.A Sixteenth-Century Scandal - Credo Magazine
When Martin Luther and Katharina von Bora married on June 13, 1525, neither was in love with the other. “I do not love my wife, but I appreciate her,” Luther declared in a letter to a friend a few weeks after celebrating his nuptials. In fact, just months before his…
No religion knows for sure when the end will be that is decided by God not man. And no one knows God's time.1936, 1943, 1972, and 1975
11 times the world was supposed to end and didn't
The will come to an end on October 15, 2015, according to a Christian group based in Philadelphia.
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Prophets don't predict anything, they are direct contact with God and receive revelations from him.Prophecies Aren’t Predictions of the Future (You Can Look It Up)
We tend to think of prophets like divine meteorologists providing a long-term forecast. Predictions of doom and gloom or images of abundant blessing are taken to be statements about what the future will be like. Only that's not what the Old Testament tells us at all.
Prophecies are conditional statements. Predictive prophecies explain what is on offer, not what has already been decided.
This dynamic is highlighted later in Jeremiah (ch. 26, to be exact). After having prophesied the destruction of the Temple—obviously not a popular position in Jerusalem—the priests, the prophets, and all the people condemn Jeremiah to death (vv. 7-9) because of his prediction of doom.
But then the elders of the land recall that Micah had predicted a similar fate for Jerusalem.
again, you deny Biblical Facts, a prophet speaks to and is spoken to by God.
Simply put, a prophet is someone chosen by God to speak for God. Their job, whatever the time period or tidings, was to accurately impart His message. Men and women called to this task came from differing backgrounds, personalities and levels of social status.
Many instructions by prophets are conditional. “If Israel or Judah continue the direction you are going, this is what will happen to you.” But, it’s not based on logic. Instead , it’s based on revelation from the Lord because the Lord Ivan see the future. Such as with Malachi stating that the Lord will in the last days put into the hearts of their children to not forget their ancestors. A prophecy you wish to ignore because it destroys your belief.Prophecies Aren’t Predictions of the Future (You Can Look It Up)
We tend to think of prophets like divine meteorologists providing a long-term forecast. Predictions of doom and gloom or images of abundant blessing are taken to be statements about what the future will be like. Only that's not what the Old Testament tells us at all.
Prophecies are conditional statements. Predictive prophecies explain what is on offer, not what has already been decided.
This dynamic is highlighted later in Jeremiah (ch. 26, to be exact). After having prophesied the destruction of the Temple—obviously not a popular position in Jerusalem—the priests, the prophets, and all the people condemn Jeremiah to death (vv. 7-9) because of his prediction of doom.
But then the elders of the land recall that Micah had predicted a similar fate for Jerusalem.
everyone that believes the bible does. It states it in the Bible.
