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Originally posted by ZOOMER
As far as Nostradamus goes, I wouldn't put too much faith in any of
his blatherings. Nostradamus NEVER predicted ANYTHING. It's always
AFTER something happens that people say, "oh look what Nostradamus
predicted". Why don't they ever say "look, Nostradamus predicted this
or that BEFORE it happens? It has never happened even once.
I think that if Nostradamus were to eat a gallon of beans for supper,
he couldn't predict a f*rt.
ZOOMER
[edit on 9-10-2004 by ZOOMER]
Originally posted by Byrd
As I recall, the Bible Codes also predicted the end of the world in 2000, in 2001, in 2002, in 2003, and in 2004. Now they're predicting them in 2006. In a few years, they'll predict the end of the world in 2012, and then in 2020, and maybe 2032 and so on.
Originally posted by Volatile
Predictions always make me think about fate and time... Now here's my thought:
We should all stop trying to predict the future. In my belief, whenever someone becomes aware of the future, they will try to react on it. Say someone predicted that tomorrow, he or she would drop a spoon on the floor by accident, that person that would drop the spoon (if you told them) would become aware of that future and therefore a vibrations has shifted the timeline. For example: If you predicted you would get a C in Math at school, you can't honestly make me believe that you would actually get the C, now that you're aware of the prediction. Same goes for something as simple as; I predict tomorrow I will go to school... Now I am aware of the future, so tomorrow I will stay home, and nothing can keep me from going to school (if I am constantly aware that I am WANTED by fate to go to school this day). I'm not saying that trying to predict the future is a bad thing in some cases. What I am saying is this; When prophets like Notradamus (or whatever his name is) or the Bible predicts that in year 2006 there will be a WWIII, it can either be hoax OR it could be true indeed. If true (he is 110% certain it is true), he goes and puts it into a scroll and put thats scroll into a temple or church in the hope that his encoding is impossible to decode unless we had reached such a level of technology and knowlegde, that we are to break that encoding at the right time. A few hundred years later, we dig it up... Decode it... Put its contents into a book and sell it on the internet... A few people read it, and tell their friends about it. Their friends buy it, tells it to their friends and the list goes on until (not UNTIL) it goes all the way to the government. The government becomes aware of this prediction (it is predicted by a guy, lets say, who was once seen as being god above all people or something like that) and a huge vibration from one of those who play a part in the war to come is sent out. Because of this, they changed the timeline and the prediction is NOT true, considered the prophet was 110% sure of it back before 2006.
So in conclusion; Don't predict the future, which will eventually make you aware of it and lead to change in how its all meant to happen. It makes you think that, what we're doing to it isn't good... And if I had to say something, I would say: Let's not filter with the balance of nature, because that is for our Creator to control, as he has far greater knowledge than we could ever dream of.
Originally posted by Atomix
I saw a show recently that claimed the Bible (Torah) codes predicted an atomic holocaust in 2006. I belive it may be true as the codes have predicted many modern events such as the assasination of Kennedy and 911. What are your opinions?
[edit on 13/10/04 by Atomix]
Originally posted by Nygdan
In my opinion the bible code is not prophetic. Its also been shown that any large text will have hidden things encoded in a similar manner.
Originally posted by Muaddib
Originally posted by Nygdan
In my opinion the bible code is not prophetic. Its also been shown that any large text will have hidden things encoded in a similar manner.
If I remember correctly, and correct me if I am wrong, the other texts that were used, such as Moby Dick, only gave vague results and very few.
Originally posted by managerie
The Lord has revealed to several people that the events of the end times, originally planned to start a couple of years ago, have been delayed by a small amount. I think that we will find that the all out atomic holocaust which looks right now that it will start on August 3, 2006 will actually be delayed to later in the tribulation period, say 5-7 years from now.
We don't have the key to the bible codes that God put in there. Mere word association is very dangerous to conclude anything over. One can find matrices where it looks like John Kerry wins the election in 2004.
Unless you know all the words to search in that matrix and the meanings of their various orientations, it's very difficult to look forward reliably.
Originally posted by managerie
I also know that Satan himself knows the Bible better than any human being ever.
Originally posted by uuddlrlrbas
if anyone can provide a link to the bible code, that'd be nice... i'd love to read on it.. anyways that nostradaus guy is a fraud... some of his predictions are too broad
Originally posted by Nygdan
Originally posted by Atomix
What are your opinions?
In my opinion the bible code is not prophetic. Its also been shown that any large text will have hidden things encoded in a similar manner.
Originally posted by Nygdan
Originally posted by Atomix
What are your opinions?
In my opinion the bible code is not prophetic. Its also been shown that any large text will have hidden things encoded in a similar manner.