So where have we heard that all before? 1936, 1938, 1946, 1971, 1972, 1975, 1986, 2014, 2017, 2021.....???? Armstrognism has been one failed prophecy after another. Herbert Armstrong's teachings, Rod Meredith and Ronnie Wienalnd are currently the three biggest fraudulent end times hucksters out there. Liars all.
There is one difference in Camping compared to Meredith and Wienland. Camping has admitted he was wrong and has resigned. Meredith admits no wrong because he has never committed a major sin since baptism, so how can he be wrong? Weinland is, well........Weinland. A total failure and false prophet.. A lying man and a lying wife. The Two Witless Witnesses! What do the Armstrongites find fascinating about this idiot?
Because he admits his failures he is resigning. Now the question we need to ask Rod Meredith is, "When can we expect your resignation?"
The Daily Mail reports:
The California radio preacher made a name for himself and Family Radio by claiming the world would end on May 21 - then again on October 21.
Now he has decided to resign, apologising for leading his followers astray and admitting that he finds the whole thing rather ‘embarrassing’.
Mr Camping added that he was wrong to say earlier this year that people who did not believe May 21 was the rapture date were not saved by God.
‘I should not have said that and I apologise for that,’ he said, adding that people should not feel they have been ‘abandoned by God’.
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He'll die first!
Note to Harold Camping:
So ya made a mistake! It's not like it's the end of the world!!
PS: I saw this on another blog :)
Meredith will never relinquish control until that banana peel gives way and he ends up in the grave!
He considers himself entitled as one of the origninally graduated and ordained evangelists. I'm sure Herbert's rejection of him and choice of Tkach sticks very uncomfortably in his craw.
I knew a Sunday-keeping kook years ago who thought that the year 2000 on the Gregorian Calendar would be the end of the world. He listened to, and received letters from, Sunday-keeping kook preachers.
I tried to gently advise him to be cautious about carelessly believing such guesses but he would not listen at all. He went around loudly telling people that I did not believe in Bible prophecy. This was not really true, of course, but then the Sunday-keepers are basically all liars anyway.
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