Dragan Glas
Well-Known Member
Greetings,
You now appear to claim that Gog and Magog are Middle-Eastern countries involved in terrorism plots against the USA?!
Attempting to dismiss Hassertt's review of your book on the basis that he's a "full preterist" does not fly: the points he makes about your misinterpretation of the bible, and particularly your "disturbing" remarks about various people, can not be justified.
I also note you haven't addressed my main points in my previous reply - or the points of others.
Kindest regards,
James
This is arrant nonsense - there are no prophecies that have not been written into the bible after the fact to make it look like they're prophecies. Revelations is strictly about the past - specifically the events of the first century AD.shauk100 said:Dragan Glas said:I find I have to agree with Rev. Hassertt's review - much of which could equally apply to the lamented, and lamentable, abelcainsbrother, aka ACB.
Your two part "letter" - and indeed your claims - is of little value absent a peer-review of what you call "proper preterism" - you first need to submit/publish such a paper for academic examination.
You appear to believe that the bible is the inerrant Word of God, whilst taking translations with a pinch of salt. Your belief that the book of Revelations refers primarily to past - rather than future - events is nothing that a Catholic couldn't have told any (particularly American) Protestant.
Given that your belief in God stems from a belief that "the bible" is the "inerrant Word of God", this leaves you standing on nothing.
I trust that you won't take any of this as an ad hominen but I have the sinking feeling that I'm dealing with a ACB sound-alike whose views on the bible and what it means are pathologically skewed by preconceived notions of some revelatory nature known only to yourself.
Kindest regards,
James
Hassert is a FULL PRETERIST, thus he has made up his mind and won't listen to logic that it is impossible for the remaining events (prophecy) of Rev 20:8ff (and forward) to the end of the book, CANNOT be fulfilled yet. Rev 20:4 BEGAN ca. 70AD (which also began the thousand years) with the destruction of Jerusalem (the great whore) and we are now living in the period after the thousand (Greek plural word -- not a literal thousand but signified by the binding and release of adversary) years and adversary (satan) is now loosed on the world scene wreaking havoc with the gog and magog nations of the middle east coming over here, being deceived and waging war by this adversary (satan).
You now appear to claim that Gog and Magog are Middle-Eastern countries involved in terrorism plots against the USA?!
Attempting to dismiss Hassertt's review of your book on the basis that he's a "full preterist" does not fly: the points he makes about your misinterpretation of the bible, and particularly your "disturbing" remarks about various people, can not be justified.
I also note you haven't addressed my main points in my previous reply - or the points of others.
Kindest regards,
James