My answers:
1.
I’m a researcher, not a prophet. I interpret
news, data, the Bible, and signs in the sky and prove or disprove my theories.
I was wrong, which humbles me and makes me rethink my theoretic process. However,
I was close. Missing by a few days on a prediction of the destruction of a nine
thousand year old city is pretty close.
2. I didn’t factor-in historic tendencies. After
noting an eclipse on the same day the UN voted to proceed with statehood for
Palestinians (11.29.2012), I assumed that the next appointed sign in the sky,
three planets over Giza, would spell the literal downfall of Damascus [on that
day]. I didn’t spot the trend. What I
should have considered was my other theory: The Beginning, Middle, and End
Theory.
Example: Hurricane Sandy landed on the
first day of Jeroboam’s false sukkot festival. The election highlighted a
divided nation at the mid-point, and the eighth day was the end, as it brought
the second storm to the East Coast. Another example: The Antichrist signs a
peace treaty, and we live through forty-two months of plagues. At the mid-point
he becomes the abomination of desolation. Then after forty-two more months of
more plagues, his end comes. Maybe God is presenting this viewpoint?
3. Free Will component: The Syrian President, Basher
al-Assad, has complete free-will to explode dirty bombs in Damascus or
surrender. Although he’s being corralled by the Syrian rebels, he will decide
the day and the hour when he will destroy his city. Why?
From his childhood, this man was taught how
to torture people, at his father’s behest. He was taught that Syria was his
personal property, and the people were his chattel. Like a cornered animal, he
ponders no other outcome than mindlessly retaliating, thus bringing total
destruction of his empire.
What are the historic tendencies on event/judgment timing?
Imagine that God decrees an event or a judgment, fully
knowing that people have free-will to repent or proceed, hastening the event or
the judgment. After His Holy decree, there is always a “Redemption Period,”
which may be hours, days, or years. Only God knows how long the “Redemption
Period” will last. In this case, I guessed wrong about the exact timing, and not
the event.
In the case of Jerusalem’s siege in 70 CE, Yahushua
predicted it in 30 CE, and the Romans arrived nearly 36 years later.
In the case of the Second Seal of Revelation, 9-11 was the
opening date, and war beginning in Iraq in 2003 was the actual event.
In the case of the Third Seal of Revelation, sometime around
Av 9, 2012 was the opening date, and draught began in the fall of 2012.
If this has been consistent for thousands of years, why
didn’t I take my own advice? Impatience.
Compared to the last 4,000 years, events will be hastening,
but not literally match-up with eclipse dates due in the next few years. Be
prepared to watch and wait, for your redemption draweth nigh.
And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up,
and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh. Luke 21:28 (KJV)
Shalom,
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