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Ken Peters is a proven false prophet who was out to sell books and become (in)famous - so why is anyone still claiming his false vision was given to him by G-d???
II Tim 4:3-4
3 For the time will come when men will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear. 4 They will turn their ears away from the truth and turn aside to myths.
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http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/march2009/dianec39.htm
Diane Chapman (9 March 2009) "Ken Peter's tribulation dream and my thoughts"
Hi SP,
I watched the entire 2 hours of the Ken Peters youtube videos on his dream. It was fascinating! I had read the transcript of it before, but hearing him tell it was much better.
I found his dream to be very biblical in my knowledge of what the end times bring (but to be honest, I'm not NEARLY as knowledgeable as most in the Doves group).
At any rate, I too wondered why he seemed to be post-trib in his rapture position - but I don't think he really is. I think just because he did not see the alive Christians raptured does not mean that they weren't. I think God is going to keep that part a mystery to us, but we can assume some things from what Ken said.
First of all, he said he saw the graves open and the dead come out and vanish. This was before the tribulation scenes he saw. We know that not much time could elapse between the dead rising and the Bride being removed because Ken said that after the power grid went out and the televisions came back on, that there was NO opposition to what was going on in the world. Everyone was listening to the AC on the tv screens and not opposing him. If the Bride were still there - I'm betting there would be some pretty heavy opposition going on!
Also, Ken said that everyone was in a sad and depressed state of mind. This also would not be so if the Bride were still there because we have the joy of the Lord in us, and it would shine to others. It seems logical that at this time, the Holy Spirit had been removed from the earth with the bride, hence the sadness on everyone's face, and the uprising of evil.
Ken also mentioned that when he found the old man who showed him the bible verses, this old man was sad because he had not prepared himself ahead of time for what had come upon the earth. We can most certainly assume from this that he was sad because he was left behind because he knew the Truth but was not living it.
Those left behind then preached the gospel to those left who would listen for a few months and saw great miracles. This also is biblical and can certainly happen after the bride has been removed. Those accepting Jesus during this time, of course, will have to die for their faith rather than take the mark, which also fits perfectly into the "only one rapture" theory. The bride will indeed be raptured, but those left behind will not. They will escape the "Great Tribulation" where judgement is poured out on unbelievers, by being martyred, not by being raptured.
Anyway, that's my opinion, for what it's worth, from what I heard in Ken's dream. Again, there are many Doves here that are tons more qualified to comment on this matter than I.
Blessings and Peace to you.
Diane Chapman
Simon-Philippe (7 March 2009) "to Rene"
Hi,I have not watched everything yet but it seems that this guy believes in post-tribulation rapture. What do you think? What other Doves think?What he says seem to match with other stuff that I have seen or read somewhere else. However, right from the beginning he says that he did not see in his dream any people changed unlike what it says in the Bible. So in an other way, he says that the Word of God is wrong about certain things.I don't know what to think now because he seems knowledgeable on many points. What do you guys think? I need some comments from the Doves.http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/march2009/rene36.htm
SP
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