Chiropractor/Herbalist Bob Thiel is setting Harold Camping's cult straight with the 'truth of gawd." Bob wants Camping's group to know that they have been deceived. They are fools because they have wrong dates and wrong theology. Only God's revealed word through Roderick (Spanky) Meredith contains the true word for all humanity.
And of course, since he ignored the calendar in the Bible, Harold Camping did not even have the correct date for Pentecost in 2011. Pentecost will be on June 12th this year, and no, Jesus will not be coming then either. There are too many biblically-required events that need to happen first and there is not enough time between now and then for them to happen.
Thiel has been in communication with some of Campings acolytes. Now that Camping's prophecy failed Bob is hoping they see the true light and come to the true Church.
You can read more of Bob's warning to Camping's followers here Harold Campings Teachings About the End of the World Do Not Agree With the Bible Barf bag may be need for the sheer hypocrisy in Bob's screed.
Yet sadly, at least one Camping supporter, without any refuting facts, said that my article had not sufficiently persuaded him that Harold Camping was wrong a few months ago. Now, hopefully with their blinders off, more of Harold Camping’s supporters will be willing to take a more objective view and see that what I wrote is true, and of course, always had to have been true.
Chiropractor Bob goes on to write:
Thiel is not happy with WeinerDude Weinland's prophecies, but what about Meredith's? What about the iniquity of the liar and false prophet Roderick C Meredith? What about all of his documented lies and failed prophesies? What about Herbert Armstrong's? What About Gerald Waterhouses's? What about Dean Blackwell's? What about Herman Hoeh's? What about LCG's predictions that there are 6-12 years left? You are starting to look as stupid as Camping right now!The iniquity of false prophets such as Harold Camping, Ronald Weinland (who still claims that Jesus will come on May 27, 2012), and others will turn various people off about prophecy. More will feel comfortable being scoffers. And this rise of scoffers who will not believe in prophecy is also foretold in the Bible by the Apostle Peter: