Ever Hear of the "Harbinger" thought about 9-11?

[KeptByTheWord]

My friend said to watch the youtube video by J. Cahn, as it is much better understood there. Maybe I will.

[renee819]

I guess people will believe what they want to believe. Unless God touches your spirit. And I know, many of you will no more believe that God gives us insight, as I might not believe you, if you said, “Thus saith the Lord.”

It has to be God that opens our spirit to believe. And I know how I felt as I watched those Towers come down. I said to my daughter, “That looks like one of those buildings that a demolition crew brings down.” I saw the evil face in the smoke. I was alone then, my daughter had gone to work. I called her and told her and found that many others had seen it also. It wasn't just my imagination.

I didn't know about the sycamore tree, (I do vaguely remember something about George Washington, and the tree.) but when I heard the defiant speeches, meant as encouragement, Yes, I heard the speeches as they spoke, I felt the 'fear of God' for our nation.
We live in a perilous time. I think those that are close to God, feel it, also.

And sorry to tell some of you, I even sorrow to even think it, but our Nation will bring forth the Beast and on his back will be riding in, the Harlot, Babylon, which is the One World Religion.

[drifter]

I'm not sure I believe the things in The Harbinger. Apparently has many problems - according to a book called The Harbinger: Fact or Fiction. I read both books - both are on Amazon.

[KeptByTheWord]

What problems did the "other" book discuss?

[drifter]

Things like stretching historical facts to support part of the author's theories. Directly connecting things in Israel with the USA. Dealing with Isaiah 9:10 without looking at the context. Saying that Daschle and Edwards were inspired by God like he inspired the Bible to quote Isaiah. Saying the US is being judged according to Israel's Sabbath year cycle. I can't imagine how much time it took the author to document this stuff, but it's pretty convincing. (And he does believe God may be judging America, so he's not a religous skeptic.) It's worth checking out because The Harbinger is fairly convincing by itself. Another case of buyer beware, I guess.

[Esther]

Originally Posted by KeptByTheWord

So.... thoughts anyone on the "Harbinger".... still haven't finished the book....

Yes I read it and was amazed at how much history I didn't know. I highly recommend everyone to read it,

[shazeep]

ah, here we go--it was hashed out during one of my, um..."hiatuses."

[whoiskaiser77]

Originally Posted by shazeep

ah, here we go--it was hashed out during one of my, um..."hiatuses."

Thank you but I am not one to believe that 9-11 was an inside job. That kind of talk is an immediate turn off for me.

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by whoiskaiser77

Thank you but I am not one to believe that 9-11 was an inside job. That kind of talk is an immediate turn off for me.

And here's the problem. People decide what to believe FIRST, then automatically reject anything from a different POV or that might challenge their emotion-based opinions and beliefs.

In any event, the judgments described in Micah are today's "news behind the news".

[shazeep]

Micah--can you elaborate? ty

Originally Posted by whoiskaiser77

Thank you but I am not one to believe that 9-11 was an inside job. That kind of talk is an immediate turn off for me.

then i would urge that you discount that part, and not let it blind you to any other truth in the matter. My common sense--and several other examples--tell me that skyscrapers hit by planes don't come down in free-fall, plus all the obvious deception, coupled with evidence of foreknowledge, by elements in our gov, put me in a different camp; but i note that many respected outside authorities agree with you. I wonder if 'inside' might be a misleading word anyway, as our gov is a vast mechanism, the left hand unaware of the right hand quite often. By 'inside,' perhaps '1%' might be a better term. Dunno.