David C. Pack's Day of Atonement Regret-O-Meter
David C. Pack of The Restored Church of God preached during nine sermons, from July 11 until September 12,
that the Kingdom of God would arrive on the Day of Atonement.
But...during "The Greatest Untold Story! (Part 649)," given on September 12, 2026,
the Pastor General fudged on Atonement and taught it would most likely come a little before or a little after.
Neither was true.
This created 118 instances of regret from Parts 640 to 649. He looked his two sons in the eyes and told them he would never move from that belief. How can anyone believe anything he says?
David C. Pack may find "great joy" in frustrating others, but exrcg does not. The man is talented enough at frustrating himself.
Marc Cebrain

I regret reading the bible.
ReplyDeleteMy recommendation is that agnostics and atheists consider it like Chaucer's Canterbury Tales as they read.. Of course, nothing quite rivals "The Miller's Tale", but, hey there are indeed some nuggets in the Bible! There's stuff I apply regularly in my life.
DeleteThe crawler lost his hot little chick!
ReplyDeleteThis guy is a lunatic! I’ve never been involved with his church but I’ve seen enough of him punching the air and saying that “It’s impossible that it’s not such and such date” and “By the end of this you will have no doubt”, that I just want to say that I think it might be impossible for him to “frustrate his enemies” at this point. Except for if he actually repents - that is the only way he might actually frustrate his enemies.
ReplyDeleteI thought he said Abib 1 was "immutable." Now this year, Tishri 10 (Atonement) is "immutable" - until it's not.
ReplyDeleteStill sad. But a happy Feast of Tabernacles to everyone - including the ones in RCG "not going home from this Feast," as he said a few Feasts ago.
Based on your screen name, F/K, I'd guess that you take the feasts pretty seriously. But did you ever get the feeling that many of your brethren are keeping the Feast like most people keep Christmas? Kind of like a generic national holiday, only in the Armstrong mold?
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