“Beware of false
prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are
ravening wolves.” —Matthew 7:15
Harold Camping is another religious nutcase.
Over the past 50-years Camping has gathered a worldwide following of
deceived souls. The cult has become very popular through the
Family Radio
(officially Family Stations, Inc.) broadcast over
the years since 1958. Harold Camping predicted the end of the world back in 1994.
Obviously he was wrong. Now he's at it again, predicted doomsday on may 21,
2011...
Harold Camping followers plan more
billboards warning of May 21, 2011 Judgment
Day
BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
The
first guess by 89-year-old Harold
Camping, who initially predicted the
world would end in 1994, was
incorrect. Let’s hope his
prognostications are not improving.
More
billboards are on the way however,
warning New Jersey’s drivers that
Judgment Day is fast approaching on
May 21, 2011.
According
to
NJ.com, many believers in the 21st
date say the Bible contains
unquestionable clues. God tells Noah
the world will end in seven days;
the Bible also equates a day to
1,000 years. The date of the flood
has been set at 4990 B.C., so adding
7,000 years plus one for the missing
year "0" produces the year 2011.
Translating a Biblical reference to
a month and date, from the Hebrew
calendar to the Gregorian, results
in May 21.
"It’s no
other date. It’s only that date,"
says Michael Garcia, special
projects coordinator at Camping’s
Family Radio enterprise.
NJ. com
reports
that Vineland resident Edwin Ramos
has wrapped his RV in shrink wrap
that predicts the world will end May
21, 2011, and has been driving his
RV up and down the East Coast in an
effort to spread the message.
He has
also placed his message on six
billboards around Cumberland County.
Ramos said an
organization called
We Can Know
has put up
more than 1,000 billboards across
the country proclaiming the same
message. He is on an email list at
ebiblefellowship.com
comprising 900
other members who plan for their
meetings through the forum.
More
billboards will be funded by about
30 New Jersey believers who want to
save their neighbors, says Bob
James, a Morristown electrical
engineer who organized the effort.
The three dozen billboards currently
visible in New Jersey are courtesy
of Family Radio, a Christian
broadcasting network led by Camping
operating out of Oakland.
According
to the LA Daily News, Camping's
followers say that day - a Saturday
- will bring a universal earthquake
and the start of the Rapture, when
Jesus returns to Earth and about 200
million "saved" Christians rise to
heaven.
And Oct.
21 will mark the final, fiery
destruction of the planet and the
universe.
But
norwichbulletin.com
points out
that in I Corinthians 15:52, the
Apostle Paul states that Judgment
Day will come, “in a moment, in the
twinkling of an eye, at the last
trumpet.” Layman’s translation: It’s
going to come quickly, not after
five months notice from billboards
in New Jersey.
SOURCE:
Camping's demonic cult have been putting up
advertisements on billboards and public benches everywhere, claiming the
return of Christ and Judgment Day is coming on May 21, 2011...
WOOOO, I'm scared. Just kidding! Biblically,
there is no significance to ANY DATES. Jesus plainly taught that
NO MAN knoweth the DAY nor the HOUR when the Son of Man will return...
Matthew 24:44,
“Therefore be ye also ready: for in such an hour as ye think not
the Son of man cometh.”
Matthew 25:13, “Watch
therefore, for
ye know neither the
day nor the
hour
wherein the Son of man cometh.”
Luke 12:40, “Be ye
therefore ready also: for the Son of man cometh at an hour when ye
think not.”
Matthew 25:13 plainly teaches that NO MAN knows
the day when Jesus Christ will return... NO MAN. Let's see what happens on
May 21, 2011. Let's see if Harold Camping is correct, that is, if the world
comes to a fiery destructive end by October 21, 2011 beginning with a
massive earthquake and Rapture on May 21, 2011.
The Bible warned us about these false prophets
of doom who would attempt to lead us astray from THE TRUTH of God's Word. It
doesn't surprised me that Harold Camping's ministry is based out of
California. There are more false cults, weirdoes, nutcases, con artists,
homosexuals, and fruitcakes in California than any other place in America.
California is known as the “granola state,” that is, the land of fruits and
nuts. The area is known for HollyWEIRD, San FranSICKO, and CaliFORNICATION.
Add to that the unbiblical teachings of John MacArthur,
Ray Comfort, and Harold Camping. Maybe it's
something in the
air in California.
Deuteronomy 18:22, “When a prophet speaketh
in the name of the LORD, if the thing follow not, nor come to pass, that is
the thing which the LORD hath not spoken, but the prophet hath spoken it
presumptuously: thou shalt not be afraid of him.” In other words, don't
place any weight upon what he has to say anymore. If a prophet says
something is of God, and it doesn't come to pass, then you know that he is
not of God. Camping predicted that the world would end in 1994 and no doubt
made a lot of money from saying that. A lot of people are naive, gullible,
and ignorant, buying into such lies and end time doomsday scenarios. Such
speculative claims not based upon the Bible sell lots of books.
Hebrews 1:2 teaches that God speaks to us in
these Last Days through His Son, i.e., through the Word of God. God doesn't
speak to ANYONE today through dreams, visions, nor personal interpretation.
In John 5:39 Jesus told us to SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES.
Like the Jehovah's Witness and Seventh Day
Adventist demonic cults, Camping and his followers crunch a bunch of numbers
to mean something that God did not say.
We all have the SAME Bible, as given by
inspiration to the prophets and Apostles. The Bible was completed in A.D.
96. The Word of God is our Final Authority, a Lamp unto our feet (Psalm
119:105). God doesn't speak through religious nuts like
Bill Wiese, nor Pat
Robertson, nor Harold Camping.
BEWARE of Harold Camping, who is a
demonic false prophet!!!
