A CAUTIONARY NOTE REGARDING THE BLOOD RED MOONS AND THE PROPHECIES OF RABBI KADURI

After the release of Hal Lindsey’s book “Late Great Planet Earth” in 1970, there was a resurgence of interest in anything that had to do with the second coming of Christ. Those who were known as “prophecy buffs” were the single unintended consequence of the revival of interest in prophecy, which was the only bad part of the phenomenon. The study of prophecy is not something that can be approached as a pastime; rather, it is one of the most serious portions of the scriptures and encompasses about one third of the whole entire Bible. Not only does God want his people to be delighted to share their most recent opinion or guess, but he also wants them to be well prepared. The splitting of the Mount of Olives when Christ descends down to earth was one of the assertions that was heard the most often in the early days of Christianity, when it was the topic that was being discussed the most among Christians. The text makes it very plain that the Mount of Olives will be divided, with one portion moving in a northerly direction and the other portion moving in a southerly direction. It is written that “and his feet shall stand in that day upon the mount of Olives, which is before Jerusalem on the east,” and that “the mount of Olives shall cleave in the middle thereof toward the east and toward the west, and there shall be a very great valley; and half of the mountain shall remove toward the north, and half of it shall remove toward the south.” (The 14th of Zechariah) Many times, Christians would make the observation that a seismological fault line or a fissure had been seen to be running over the Mount of Olives from east to west. It is true that scientists have identified one of the greatest tectonic plate fault lines on earth. This fault line extends from the Jordan Valley all the way to the Zambezi River in Africa, which is a distance of more than 4,000 miles. When it comes to carrying out his purposes, does God demand or require assistance from geography, science, or natural occurrences? The predictions of Zechariah were given more weight when it was mentioned that there was a significant “Valley Rift.” In the event that science has uncovered a fault line, who would have any reason to dispute the prophesy about a mountain splitting? This time, God had the assistance of both nature and science; how could he possibly fail? The frustration of those who had a far easier time understanding the fuller meaning of the term “omnipotent” was caused by the fact that this illogical inference was repeated as often as possible. The assistance of nature is not required by God. It is God who sustains nature. In contrast to the followers of Darwin, the God who created this universe in seven days would barely need a fault line in order to shatter a mountain. As a matter of fact, all of the topographical features of the world will undergo transformations when Christ returns for the second time. A thousand years before the millennial reign of Christ, the world will undergo a transformation that will allow it to produce food for billions more people than it can now feed. It was also said that every island went away, and the mountains were not discovered. Revelation 16:20 When it comes to the Blood Red Moons, the most significant distinction between astrology and astronomy is shown. Among those who teach prophecy and those who commit themselves to it, there is a growing passion for the blood red moons that are scheduled to occur in 2014 and 2015 (tetrads). Pastor John Hagee has authored his book, which is titled “Four Blood Moons,” and has been interviewed by Fox News and other media outlets that are now starting to listen in to the concepts of the Bible that pertain to the second coming. Then, what exactly is the issue? In point of fact, if the prophesies turn out to be in agreement with the two prophecies about the second coming, there may not be any difficulty at all. We will have more reason for scoffers to disregard the warnings of scripture to a world that is lost and dying that Jesus Christ is about to return in power to judge the quick and the dead if they do not do so. If they do not, we will have a situation that is similar to the one that occurred with Harold Camping. This is the point at which we are required to make use of the power of definitions. The definitions of astrology and astronomy are both rather straightforward, yet they couldn’t be more different from one another. The explanation provided by the American Astronomical Society is among the most compelling ones that may be discovered. Astronomy is a branch of study that investigates everything that exists beyond the atmosphere of the earth, including planets, stars, asteroids, and galaxies, as well as researching the characteristics and connections between these heavenly entities. The conduct of study and observation are the foundations of astronomers’ studies. On the other side, astrology is the notion that the positions of the planets and stars on earth have an effect on the way events take place on earth. The concept that the Age of Aquarius started in 2012, when the vernal equinox point moved out of the constellation Pisces and into Aquarius, is the most common example that may be used to illustrate this argument. Then, it is stated that a new period of peace and harmony would come after that. The nature of it is entirely astrological, and in reality, it is mostly nothing but false nonsense. When compared to astrology, which is the practice of making predictions and prognostications based on the alignment and motions of the planets and stars, astronomy is a precise science. The majority of it is nothing more than foolishness, regardless of the reasons that are presented in opposition to it; nonetheless, there is one thing that is definite for all Christians: the use of astrology or the practice of astrology is expressly condemned in the Bible from one cover to the next. The scientific examination of solar and lunar eclipses, as well as any other movement of celestial bodies, is completely open to the scrutiny of astronomers. However, when predictions about the future of entire civilizations or individuals are derived from these movements, we have entered the realm of astrological prognostication. Taking notice of the forthcoming blood moons provides for a fascinating topic of discussion; nevertheless, when it is used to make predictions, we may want to revisit the following verse from the Bible. “You are exhausted by the many counsels that you have received; let them come forward and rescue you, those who divide the skies, who look at the stars, and who, at the new moon, reveal what is about to happen to you. The fire consumes them, and they are unable to free themselves from the influence of the flame. Behold, they are like stubble. Because there is no coal for warming oneself, there is no fire to sit in front of. (Isaiah 47:13–14) On the other hand, those who are looking for insight and are attracted to these natural signals are not doing anything wrong. However, to the extent that they are used to direct, postpone, or entirely involve believers in making decisions based on them, it stands out as a way to slip into mistake. Anything that is deemed to be extra-biblical must be treated with caution, and the general guideline is that if it is complementary, it is acceptable; nonetheless, extra-biblical items must never be substituted for scriptures or be in direct contradiction with them. There are a lot of things that need to take place before the blood moon, and there are also a lot of things that take place after the blood moon has taken place. For example, the Bible says, “And I beheld when he had opened the sixth seal, and lo, there was a great earthquake; and the sun became black as sackcloth of hair, and the moon became as blood; And the stars of heaven fell unto the earth, even as a fig tree casteth her untimely figs, when she is shaken by a mighty wind.” And the heavens dissipated like a scroll does when it is folded up; and every mountain and island was displaced from its original positions. And the kings of the earth, and the great men, and the rich men, and the chief captains, and the mighty men, and every bondman, and every free man, hid themselves in the dens and in the rocks of the mountains; And said to the mountains and rocks, Fall on us, and hide us from the face of him that sitteth on the throne, and from the wrath of the Lamb: For the great day of his wrath is come; and who shall be able to stand?” (Revelation 6:12–17) When it comes to the prophesies of Rabbi Kaduri, we are taking a wait and see approach. Rabbi Yitzhak Kaduri, who passed away recently, was a well-known and highly revered figure. He made a prediction that the Messiah would be revealed following the passing of Ariel Sharon, who had previously served as prime minister. In the year 2014, Sharon passed away on January 11th. Both a book and a movie with the same name, “The Rabbi Who Found Messiah,” are now available. In this regard as well, we are obligated to offer a warning since Kaduri’s predictions are now beginning to take shape, or not. When taking into consideration Kaduri’s prophetic revelations, it is imperative that three extremely significant aspects not be overlooked. 1. Up to this very day, the Jewish people, especially Rabbi Kaduri, could not believe what they were seeing. They do not believe that their Messiah has arrived, and they surely do not believe that Jesus Christ is the one who will fulfill the biblical prophesies that they have about the coming of the Messiah. However, the fact that Kaduri said that the messiah he saw could not have been aware at first that he is the messiah is a reason for some people to believe that he might have seen the false prophet or the antichrist. We are all doomed to failure if Jesus Christ does not already know that he is the Messiah at this point. 2. The fact that so many prophesies about the end of the world have been fulfilled, regardless of whether or not the Kaduri predictions were fulfilled, indicates that the sheer prevalence of those biblical indications indicates that Christ may emerge at any time. The Bible does not need a Kaduri prophesy, and the fact that we are immediately on the verge of all events that will take place in the final days is acknowledged by every major prophetic teacher of the day. 3. Kaduri has conveyed the idea that the messiah he saw would be a man of the day, born of a woman, and one who would live among the people who are alive now. There will never be another instance in which Christ is born of a woman, and when he arrives, he will be seen by every single human person on the same planet. When it comes to the matter of who he is and what he is doing, there will be no room for misunderstanding. It is said, “Behold, he comes with clouds; and every eye shall see him, and those also which wounded him; and all kindsreds of the earth shall mourn because of him.” No matter what, Amen Revelation 1:7 The predictions and indications that were discussed before are not intended to be disregarded, denied, or discredited; rather, these warnings are designed to serve as a call to caution. It was Christ himself who was the first to deliver warnings of this kind. Therefore, if any one were to claim to you, “Look, Christ is either here or there,” you should not accept it. The reason for this is because there will be fake Christs and false prophets who will do great works and wonders, to the extent that they will even be able to fool those who are considered to be the most trustworthy. Look, I have already mentioned this to you. Therefore, if they say to you, “See, he is in the desert; do not go out; behold, he is in the hidden rooms; do not believe it,” you should avoid going out into the desert. “For just as lightning strikes from the east and shines all the way to the west, so will the coming of the Son of man be,” the Bible says. Revelation 24:23–27 The essays and reports written by Reverend Michael Bresciani, a journalist, have been posted on American Prophet.org since 2005. In addition, this website also features news and reviews, which has earned it the moniker of “The Website for Insight.” His timely reports and writings have been published in print and online journals and magazines and have been read by millions of people all over the world and nationwide. Please follow us on both Facebook and Twitter. 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