Christians: How often do you make retrospective "prophecies"?

HRH

New member
"God told me that was going to happen"
Chrispy: I don't have to prove that you are wrong. All I have to do is assert that personal revelation is not legitimate evidence.
 

Mussman

New member
That just happened to me today. I had just began listening to "I Am the Walrus" about to spiritually trip out, and my father walks in the door and angrilly informs me to "get off the computer, now." and I had a feeling before I even got on that it was going to happen, lol. It could just be the mary jane floating around in my system from yesterday, because that kind of stuff happens to me all the time when I smoke enough weed. There's at least three times where I swore that whatever was happening to me at the time had already happened in the past, although it couldn't have really happened. As if I dreamed I was sitting on a certain person's couch with some other people and he was sitting on the same chair and said something completely original that couldn't be said in any other context about some far out topic that is virtually never discussed, but I know I've already lived it, you know. It's a little bit creepy, to tell you the truth.
 

met1

Member
I am a Christian & if I heard God told someone something that isn't in the Bible then that person is not telling the truth. My question would be what did he tell u? If they say anything more or less than what the Bible says then it would be adding or subtracting away from what God has already revealed unto us, and what happens when people do that (Rev 22:18 & 19). We should not listen to men, unless they are directly speaking the truth from Gods word.
 
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