2015 Shemitah Discussion

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Seanzie

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Hello my friends. I posted this thread to discuss the supposed collapse of the U.S. dollar which may happen on September 13th 2015. To understand what I'm talking about here, you need to have read the book "The Harbinger" by Jonathan Cahn. The book deals with an ancient mystery that links 9/11 to collapse of the global economy in 2008. If you haven't read that yet, I would definitely reccomend it.

If you watch the news often, I'm sure you're aware that America has been in spiritual decline for decades. Our governemnt is promoting all manner of abominations, such as same-sex marriage and government funded abortion. Most people I know have thrown God under the bus, and live heathenistic lives, only concerned with satisfying their own lusts and enjoying the pleasures of sin. It's becoming quite serious.

God's wrath is almost certain to pour out on us in recent years. He's going to show His dissaproval for our actions the same way He showed His dissaproval of ancient Isreal, when they turned away from following Him again and again throughout the old testament.

I've also recently discovered that there's going to be a solar eclipse on the 2015 shemitah. Eclipses that fall on jewish holidays are usually a sign that a significant change is about to occur in human history.

I'm curious to see if anyone else has been made aware of this, and if you are making any preparations for it. I'm sure God will protect those who are loyal to Him, but it's still a good idea to be prepared.
 
Vigilance = Paranoia?

I disagree. God wants to communicate with His people. And He does it in ways that only His people recognize.
 
No. No. No. Trust God and step away from the paranoia.

Reminds me of the joke of the Priest and the Flood

One rainy night, a priest walked into a hotel and asked for a room. About an hour later there was a knock on his door. "Quick, Quick!", screamed the hotel manager. "There's a terrible flood happening. Get yourself out into the rescue boat before you drown!"

But the priest remained calm. "The Lord is my Saviour, and He will save me."

Not long afterwards, the water had risen to the second floor. A second boat sailed past the priest's window and the captain looked inside. "Good God man, jump in here before you die!", the captain screamed.

"The Lord is my Saviour, He will save me."

Soon enough, the flood raged higher and higher, until the priest was forced out onto the hotel roof. A nearby helicopter saw the man's plight and dangled a rope ladder down to him. "Hurry up!", yelled the pilot. "Grab onto the rope!".

The priest smiled. "The Lord is my Saviour, He will..."

All of a sudden, a gigantic lightning bolt struck the priest in the head. Next thing he knew, the priest was at the gates of heaven, seated before God himself.

"My Lord!", he wailed. "Why did you forsake me?"

"Forsake you! I sent you two boats and a helicopter, didn't I?"

God sends help but you need to be vigilant for it.
 
Reminds me of the joke of the Priest and the Flood

One rainy night, a priest walked into a hotel and asked for a room. About an hour later there was a knock on his door. "Quick, Quick!", screamed the hotel manager. "There's a terrible flood happening. Get yourself out into the rescue boat before you drown!"

But the priest remained calm. "The Lord is my Saviour, and He will save me."

Not long afterwards, the water had risen to the second floor. A second boat sailed past the priest's window and the captain looked inside. "Good God man, jump in here before you die!", the captain screamed.

"The Lord is my Saviour, He will save me."

Soon enough, the flood raged higher and higher, until the priest was forced out onto the hotel roof. A nearby helicopter saw the man's plight and dangled a rope ladder down to him. "Hurry up!", yelled the pilot. "Grab onto the rope!".

The priest smiled. "The Lord is my Saviour, He will..."

All of a sudden, a gigantic lightning bolt struck the priest in the head. Next thing he knew, the priest was at the gates of heaven, seated before God himself.

"My Lord!", he wailed. "Why did you forsake me?"

"Forsake you! I sent you two boats and a helicopter, didn't I?"

God sends help but you need to be vigilant for it.

Vigilant, yes, but there are some Christians who thrive on paranoia. It's an idol for them.
 
Vigilance = Paranoia?

I disagree. God wants to communicate with His people. And He does it in ways that only His people recognize.

...such as through bestselling sensationalist books :rolleyes:
 
Sounds like you suffer from normalcy bias. The belief that just because something has never happened in your area before, that it never will happen. That's what jews who stayed in Germany during the Holacaust said. It's also what many of the residents of New Orleans said before they were killed by Hurricane Katrina.