Watchman: This Is a Warning. Did God or Mankind Make the Prophecies for the New Year? Like Obama’s Leave The World Behind, Most Likely, Pr-Panned Evil!

By SRH,

Christians are told to think about predictions in the Bible (1 Corinthians 14:29). It's clear that most of these predictions come from men who thrill their congregations with empty promises. However, there's no question that some are inspired by God and are spoken by men when the Spirit moves them.

I dislike the fact that many speakers make it sound like they got their words directly from God. "Let my true messengers faithfully proclaim my every word, and let these false prophets tell their stories based on their dreams." Heb. 23:28 says that grain and straw are not the same thing. A lot of Christians haven't been able to tell the difference between the "straw and the grain."

A few days ago, it was all too common to hear people say things like, "The Lord said that your year of great wealth and luck has arrived; I hear God say that everything you do in 2024 will be a huge success." Now, God is giving you the keys to nice cars and houses. Take them! God said, "I should tell you that in 2024 you will not suffer from poverty, pain, hardship, or suffering."

People have said the same things in the past, but no one has ever seen them come true. Still, many people believe that this year's statements might be different from those made in the past.

Because poverty has been used as a weapon, people are easily fooled and accept anything that says it can help them. In an effort to prove what they think are God's words, they usually jump, yell "Amen," and throw money at these people. There are a lot of them who have forgotten what the same people told them last year.

Now, a lot of people get excited when these lies are told to them from the church, and their ears hurt. I recently heard a "prophet" at a megachurch say that his followers were to blame for his predictions not coming true. He told them they didn't have enough faith to get Heaven to step in.

Should Christians at this point start to think about the predictions they hear? They should be held responsible for what they say they heard from God, don't you think? Many godly pastors have become very careless when they say things they say are from God because no one is held accountable when these words don't hold up.

In the event that someone has not heard from God, they should stay silent and pray. A lot of people's faith is in danger.