[Quix]

You have some decent sounding company in Christendom.

Before the deadline was up, Tim Snodgrass was claiming that Godly UFO's split the meteor into multiple parts preventing it's huge bulk setting off the big quake. He also quasi apologized for assuming too much about God's judgement vs His Grace.

Is he a false prophet. I don't yet consider him one. He's more humble than a lot of supposed prophets I've ran across.

I'm not that thrilled with his promising this or that document and when he finally gets to it in his very honorable and busy ministry schedule--it seems to be very anemic in terms of the substance that I was expecting. I need to tell him that.

I have yet to personally read or see any modern prophetic voices that seem to have but the tiniest fraction of the anointing that say Elijah had.

On the other hand, I've ran across some who by lots of suffering and lots of mistakes are seemingly beginning to hear God more purely and accurately. We shall see what developes.

I'm disappointed with Tim but not ready to judge him so harshly yet. His heart seems to be right and he seems to be more cautious than bombastic.

Nevertheless, I certainly can respect your perspective.

[newberger]

I don't want to judge his heart. I have judging of my own
life to do. May God have mercy on all of us.

After I posted, I wondered if my words were too strong.

But, the words I used were biblical. The bible clearly states
that if a prophet predicts something that doesn't come to
pass, we are not to "fear" that prophet meaning that we
are not to give him credence.

Tim may be humble an sincere but he was wrong. Prophets
con't work on a percentage basis.