(D. Martin) wrote ...

Biblical prophesy has always been a passion of mine. Would any
of you heavy-hitting shortwave pros know of another shortwave "end of
the world" broadcast out there, besides Alex Jones, or news-watch
magazine? Darren


Liking Biblical study is a good thing. But profit Stair's
"prophecies" have a STRONG habit of *not* coming true.

"When a prophet speaks in the name of the LORD, if the thing does not
come about or come true, that is the thing which the LORD has not
spoken. The prophet has spoken it presumptuously; you shall not be
afraid of him." Deut 18:22.

So much for profit Stair's false predictions.

If you want to study Bible prophecy, check out:
"The Holman Commentary on Revelation" by Kendall Easley
"Worthy is the Lamb" by Ray Summers
"End Times Fiction" by Gary DeMar
"Encyclopedia of Biblical Prophecy" by Barton W. Payne

These can be had for a low price at http://www.amazon.com (or used at
http://www.alibris.com for an even lower price).

You'll find these works much more reliable than the glop being poured
out by profit Stair and his kind.

Good luck and God-speed in your studies.

(LW) wrote (mistakenly) ...


"Encyclopedia of Biblical Prophecy" by Barton W. Payne


Oops .. that should be J. Barton Payne.

Go to either bookseller and search by author's name, J. Barton Payne.

The "Encyclopedia of Biblical Prophecy" will come up as the first or
second hit.

Accept no subistitutes. Texe Marrs and Tim LaHaye have similar
titles. You might as well listen to profit Stair.

Enjoy.

I, too, have a passion for end-time Biblical prophecy.

It's fun to listen to all the present-day, self-proclaimed prophets who pull
conspiracy theories into everything. The shortwave bands offer rich reserves
of this kind of material, ripe for the listening.

As far as my own beliefs, they're probably 90% in line with Tim LaHaye. The
last book I read was "Glorious Appearing," the 12th book of the Left Behind
series. I am currently reading the latest companion book, "The Truth Behind
Left Behind" by Mark Hitchcock and Thomas Ice. As I say, I agree with most
of it, but certainly not all.

I think the Left Behind series, combined with the y2k scare, combined with
the September 11 attacks, has made prophecy very appealing to a lot of
people since 1999. I just hope that people have enough common sense to avoid
sending all their hard-earned belongings to the likes of Brother Stair
during a weak moment.