Hypnotic November coming? (Kim Clement prophecy)
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Simple test. He has to be 100% right to be God’s prophet. Otherwise, he’s not.
Didn't know. Has anyone ever been 100% right in the last idk, 200 years?
In the last 200 years? Who knows. We know history is a fairy tale written by the victors.
But, the Bible stands firm, mathematically correct.
What do you mean by mathematically correct?
The Bible has never been proven wrong on anything...ever!
A prophet must be 100% correct in every detail he says and everything he says must line up perfectly with Biblical teaching.
Kim Clement seems to me more entertainment than prophet. Much of the attention is drawn to the man as opposed to the message. The music, his dramatic voice inflection, etc. isn't how the Bible prophets conducted themselves at all. Most of them (if not all) were persecuted and hated by the people because they were the bearers of very bad news directly from on high. The prophets of old were like..."Hey guys, I just got word from on High, if you don't clean up your act, you will be destroyed!" That's my quote...not the Bible's of course...but you get the jest! In other words, they were not there for entertainment and were giving a message that the people didn't want to hear.
And most of the prophecies in the Bible were presented in such a way as they required an interpretation to understand. Much of the prophet Daniel's and Ezekiel's messages were highly cryptic and required interpretation to understand. And again, generally the message was not good news! In fact, now that I think about it, the only prophecies that I can recall having a very positive message were the prophecies foretelling the coming of Jesus? But...again...no fanfare or attention drawn to the speaker himself. It was all about the message.
Jonah is a great example...his entire family was brutally murdered by the Ninevites. So God tells him to go to that very evil nation and tell them that if they don't stop what they are doing, repent and embrace God their time was up and they would be destroyed. Jonah feared that the Ninevites would turn from their sin and be saved and because of Jonah's understandable hatred of the Ninevites, he didn't want that at all...so he basically tries to run from God and then when he couldn't get away, he tries to commit suicide. But God wasn't having it and a large sea creature swallows Jonah and spits him right up on the shores of Nineveh. I am sure he was tired, and looked hideous...closer to a zombie than a human. In any case, there was not a entertaining bone in his body...it was just a very difficult message that God had to use very dramatic means in order to get Jonah to change his mind about giving...again, the message was simply you all either stop what you are doing, repent and embrace God or you will be destroyed...plain and simple as that...no theatrics involved!