All Bible Prophecies have come true?

Question

Is this true?

I heard it from someone on here.

Please explain.

Oh and don't mind the other times Christians thought the world was going to end, and when it didn't they found out it was actually going to be a "further" date.

"Many people were really disappointed when the world didn't end on Oct. 22, 1843"

"One fixed date was April 3, 1843. Over 3,500 of the faithful jammed the Boston Advent Temple, only to be disappointed. Ironically, the movement continued to grow, and a second date of April 18, 1844 was publicized. When the messiah did not appear, there was again frustration and some followers left the Advent ranks...." "...A third date of October 22, 1844, was promptly set..."

Answer 1

You are right. The prophecies have never worked in the past and they will not work this time either.

This idea of the world coming to an end comes from those who have found a religion that makes their lives miserable, so they want it all to end.

If they taught the Golden Rule instead of blood for sin, this would have never happened. THey have turned the whole good message upside-down. More on my bio.

Answer 2

No, they have not all happened yet.

Answer 3

If you are talking about the end of the world. The Bible doesn't say. It speaks about the second coming of Christ. But even then no one knows. If any Christian says they know, they are deceiving themselves. Jesus said "Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words shall not pass away. 36"But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father alone. 37For the coming of the Son of Man will be just like the days of Noah." Matthew 24: 35-37

-Till He Returns

God Bless

Answer 4

They have??  

Answer 5

The bible is the greatest collection of fables ever written.

Answer 6

With millennia of pick and choose, contextual 'errors' and self-fulfillment, it would be a surprise if they hadn't all 'come true' ;-)

I'm sure all of the Islamic 'prophecies' have come true also...if you believe the believers.