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From Eliyahu

Why didn't it happen?

Believers have suffered some pretty big prophetic prediction disappointments over the last couple of decades. Everybody hates being disappointed, and these prophetic prediction failures have caused many to question their expectations, and even their faith.

The most recent major prophetic prediction failure occurred this year. Since the 70s it had been taught by major Christian teachers that 70 years from 1948, when Israel became a state, that the final generation would end with the return of the Lord. Do the math and you will find that's 2018, and the prediction has failed, causing disappointment for many.

Tsiyon was never a part of that. We always taught that the final generation did not begin in 1948, but in 1967, with the liberation of Jerusalem.

Another far more serious prediction failed as of 2000 AD. This was the date that virtually all Bible-believing prophecy scholars expected to see the coming of Messiah, since as far back as the 1500s, and possibly much earlier. During the 1990s there was considerable expectation that Bible prophecy would bring the global picture to a rapid end, and the Millennial Kingdom would come in, on or about the year 2000 AD. That failure was a crushing blow to many, if not a major embarrassment for believers. Nobody really wants to talk about that failure, even though many still wonder about it. Taken together, these two prophecy prediction disappointments have discouraged many from taking Bible prophecy seriously anymore. In fact, many are afraid of Bible prophecy, treating it like the top of a hot stove.

They need not worry. There is not now, and never has been, an actual failure of Bible Prophecy. YHWH has said:

"..so shall my word be that goes forth out of my mouth: it shall not return to me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing I sent it to do." Isaiah 55:11

And Messiah said:

"..the scripture cannot be broken" John 10:35

The above Bible-related prediction failures, and all other Bible-related prediction failures, are due to human mistakes in understanding, or are due to malicious deceptions of the enemy. The failure is never with the truth of His Word. Mistakes in understanding of Bible prophecy do not make a person a "false prophet" in the Biblical sense. Good men can make mistakes in understanding, and if they find they have done so, they should repent of it and move on. We have no perfect teachers or scholars, save Yeshua Himself, so we can only expect our teachers and scholars to be accurate to the level of the light they have received. This is not the same as saying "thus says the Lord..." and then speaking the word of man - which is false prophecy and can carry a heavy penalty for the false prophet.

An example of demonic deception spawning false prophecy would be the so-called "pre-trib rapture" doctrine. This doctrine has misled millions into a position of spiritual apathy that will leave them unprepared for the unprecedented challenges ahead, that true Bible prophecy warns believers to prepare for.

The 1948-2018 debacle is mainly along the lines of human error with, perhaps, more than a dash of over-confidence. At its root, it involved assumptions that were wrong all along.

The 6000 years / 2000AD debacle is also a case of human error, which missed factoring in some important information. Tonight, for our Last Great Day Finale, I'm going to explain where this expectation went wrong, and how I see it working out in the end. To the best of my knowledge this will be the first time this has been publicly explained by anyone, so you won't want to miss the live presentation of these facts.

Also tonight, Linda Rose of Spiritsong, will by streamed live from us to you!

Take it all in via our live video stream, right on the front page, at www.tsiyon.org at 8 pm CST. Please come, invite your friends, and be blessed!

Shalom,

Eliyahu ben David
Tsiyon.Org

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