How convenient that man is ensuring the fulfillment of biblical prophecies, does

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anyone else see this? An old book foretelling the future.....

Aren't humans just brainwashed into making this story come true?
 
Most biblical prophecies concern humans and what they will do and what will happen to them, so what's the problem? You would be happier if gibbons fulfilled them, maybe?
 
I never understood why Jesus fulfilling the prophecies of the OT proved he was God. Was he not taught them constantly as a child?
 
Prophesies in the bible are written like fortune cookies: they can apply to a billion different scenarios.
 
Humans cannot fulfill the scriptures nor make prophecy come true. Humans cannot establish God's Kingdom nor have it's reign felt on earth (as described in the Lord's Prayer) no matter how hard they try. Humans cannot re-establish the paradise earth that God originally created, if fact they are doing just the opposite. Revelation 11:18 states at the end of the verse that "God will bring to ruin those ruining the earth."
 
yes we are ingrained to make the nuclear bomb to fulfill prophecy and the first prime minister of Israel was named David as a conspiracy by his mother to look like he was fulfilling prophecy and north korea who is atheist is trying to delude us to believing the Bible by trying to destroy the world by sparking WWIII
 
We can't make it come true. The best evidence is Israel. Though the Jews return the prophesy is not fulfilled. Some how the temple must be rebuilt and no one sees a way that that will or can happen.
 
I have people in my family that think the Antichrist is here. They were talking about it 10 to 15 years ago. They still are. Yes, they are brainwashed into believing such nonsense.
 
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