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November 2001

Vol.4, No. 9

Contents

Political Correctness Hides the Truth
by Melvin Rhodes

Restoration...A President Who Prays
by Darris McNeely

War on Terrorism Is Spiritual Warfare
by Don Ward

Beware of Prophecies!
by Cecil E. Maranville

What Do We Do Now?
by John Ross Schroeder

In Brief...World News Review
by Cecil E. Maranville, John Ross Schroeder and Jim Tuck

This Is the Way... Running Toward the Flame
by Robin Webber

Beware of Prophecies!

Does this strike you as an unusual article title for this publication? It shouldn't.
Not all prophecies are worth your time and consideration-even some of the most intriguing ones! The undiscriminating face two dangers: being taken in by misleading information or failing to hear and heed genuine prophetic messages. Two "prophets" whose messages are currently being given wide circulation illustrate the problem.


by Cecil E. Maranville


Interest in prophecy has skyrocketed since September 11. Religious authors aggressively market their prophetic books, and preachers push the theme on their television programs. Even secular publications feature articles on the subject. With the Internet now a part of everyday life, e-mail circulates ancient prophecies with a speed that would mystify their long-dead authors.

One of the most popular "prophecies" being circulated by e-mail is a message said to have been written by the 16th-century doctor cum prophet, Nostradamus. You may have read it: "'In the City of God there will be a great thunder, two brothers torn apart by chaos, while the fortress and doers, the great leader will succumb, the third big war will begin in the big city is burning' (Nostradamus, 1654)."

A different version of this message is also being circulated in which "the City of York" replaces "the City of God." Still another adds the following: "On the 11th day of the 9th month, two metal birds will crash into two tall statues in the new city, and the world will end soon after." There are other versions, but you get the idea. The messages are obviously intended to demonstrate that Nostradamus foretold the September 11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.

Read the full article at www.wnponline.org/wnp/wnp0111/prophecies.htm


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