Cowardly Crackpot King of Possibles Believes JC Could Return In 2032

 

One key aspect of Dave Pack is his unwavering faith and confidence in his god to provide him with accurate insight, despite his repeated failures to predict the correct date of Christ’s return over many years. He confidently declares specific dates for Jesus’ arrival, undeterred by others' opinions of his precise predictions.

In contrast, consider one of the most timid self-proclaimed prophets in the church today—a deluded individual who lacks the courage to trust that his god will grant him clear words or bold forecasts. Due to his hesitancy and fear, he resorts to vague terms like "maybe," "possibly," "might be," and "could be." This allows him to deflect criticism and gaslight others whenever his falsehoods are exposed, claiming he never made definite predictions.

The ongoing bombing of Israel in Iran and its retaliation is a dream scenario for Bwana Bob and other fervent, self-appointed prophets in the Church of God.

Here are the latest lies of the Great Bwana Bob Thiel:

In a post last week (see Israel attacks Iran–might Iran retaliate and cause ‘great damage’ to Jerusalem as prophesied in Isaiah 22:6-8?), I pointed to this matter as possibly tying in with the return of Jesus in 2032.

Why?

There are several scriptural reasons, but they are contingent on, or at least possibly tied to, the following:

1. If the last days that the Apostles Peter (Acts 2:14-17) and Paul (Hebrews 1:1-2) told of only refer to days 5 and 6 of seven one thousand year days (they possibly could include the latter decade of day 4) and
2. If Jesus was killed and resurrected in 31 A.D. and
3. If there is a precise and literal 6000/7000 year plan and
4. If the 6000 years ends after the 2 1/2 year great tribulation and before the start of the one year ‘day of the Lord’ (Isaiah 34:8) –then that would seem to be the year 2031–and
5. If the current (or related soon) conflict results in “great damage” to “the city of David” in the fulfillment of Isaiah 22:6-8 and
6. If that results in a peace deal with some type of a seven-year component and
7. If that part of the deal is the prophesied one which becomes confirmed by a “prince” (Daniel 9:26-27) in 2025, then
8. We would expect the Great Tribulation (Matthew 24:21-22) to start about 3 1/2 years afterwards–which is when the deal is broken and the abomination of desolation will be set up (Matthew 24:17; Daniel (9:27; 11:31) and then
9. Jesus would return about 3 1/2 years later, which presuming item 7 occurs, would be in 2032 (the year 2025 plus 7).

Did UCG's May 30 Fast To Cleanse Members Minds Accomplish Anything?

 

Did UCG's recent fast really accomplish anything?

President Elliott began by expressing some personal thoughts on the honor of being given this opportunity to serve in this role. In his address, he quoted Ephesians 1:15-23; Matthew 28:19-20; and John 17:20-26. Mr. Elliott emphasized the true head of the Church (Jesus Christ) and where we fit in. He noted that we must let Him lead this Church, and we are to focus on the work He gives us. He also talked about the need to be at one with God, Jesus Christ and each other. 

 

Mr. Elliott then mentioned a churchwide fast that will take place on Friday, May 30. He encouraged all to take the time to study, think, forgive, clean our minds, and refocus as we enter the fast, as well as the Sabbath and Pentecost. Mr. Elliott then concluded by saying, “I’m thankful to serve in this capacity and appreciate the prayers.”

Why Are Living Church of God Members Continually Distracted By Trials And Temptations?

 

Once more, LCG members are found not living up to the standards the church expects from them. All-powerful Satan continues to mess with their lives.

Stay Focused on Our Mission: History records that mankind and God’s chosen people have drifted off course again and again—due to Satan’s deceptive influence. Adam and Eve made wrong choices that sent human societies off in a wrong direction (Genesis 3). Ancient Israel turned from God and suffered serious consequences. Today, modern Israelite nations are heading down the same path. Jesus commissioned His disciples to preach the Gospel (Mark 1:14–15; 16:15), warn the world of the consequences of sin, and announce the signs of His return (Matthew 24). The mission of God’s Church also involves preparing a people to reign with Jesus Christ in the coming Kingdom of God (Luke 1:17). To qualify for this exciting reward, we must avoid being distracted by the trials, temptations, and cares of this world (Matthew 13:18–23). Let’s stay focused on our God-given mission.
Have a profitable Sabbath,
Douglas S. Winnail