On May 27, 11:09 am, duke <
duckgumb...@cox.net> wrote:
> On Sat, 26 May 2012 12:06:15 -0700 (PDT), Linda Lee <
lindagirl...@juno.com>
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> >On May 26, 12:13 pm, duke <
duckgumb...@cox.net> wrote:
> >> On Fri, 25 May 2012 12:18:59 -0500, Rod <
nhraf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> > Whether you like it or whether you don't, *Ike has ALWAYS been right
> >> > about prophecy being 3 dimensional*. I know that this fact just
> >> > gripes your butt, but I'm afraid that you're going to have to get
> >> > used to it.
> >> > Rod
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> >> Pardon me for just now seeing this and asking, but what is "3 dimensional"
> >> prophecy?
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> >For example, one aspect is that there is the Israel that was, the
> >Israel that is, and the Israel that is to come, just as God is He
> >"which is, and which was, and which is to come" (Rev. 1:4); then there
> >are the literal, figurative, and spiritual interpretations. Ike seems
> >to think he's been the first one who has discovered the theme. You
> >haven't paid much attention to what Ike posts, have you? Mixed in with
> >all the insults, this is the theme you'll find.
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> I followed him for a while, but soon bored. Insults played a big part. And the
> more he did, the more I saw him as a man against the Christian Church.
Ike is an enemy of Christianity and doesn't call himself a Christian,
thinks all branches of Christianity are incorrect, and calls all
Christians here morons. He calls himself a "Triunist" in his cult of
one member.
> More specifically, I saw him as an expert on the bible events, but
An "expert"? He BS's and intimidates his way into leading you to
think that. He's often just plain wrong (see
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.religion.christian.baptist/msg/764108737830b482)
He gets a lot of his info from bible commentaries such as Gill's,
Barnes, Henry's, etc., just like many of us, but he passes it off as
his own.
> one who had
> absolutely no idea of what the bible taught.
I agree with that part; he thinks Christ and "the boys" (his pet term
for the apostles) were as mean as he is, and often says he's just like
Christ.
He's another internet crazy who deludes himself that he's just like
Christ and has been specially appointed by God. See this post from
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.bible.prophecy/msg/56fff197b2934313
On Feb 26, 3:36 am, Linda Lee <
lindagirl...@juno.com> wrote:
> On Feb 25, 1:57 pm, Pete <*@*> wrote:
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> > On Sat, 25 Feb 2012 08:45:28 -0500, "H.E. Eickleberry, Jr."
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> > <
xeicklebo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > On 2/24/2012 12:30 PM, Pete wrote:
> > >> On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 08:26:46 -0500, "H.E. Eickleberry, Jr."
> > >> <
xeicklebo...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > >>> It was never about who would listen to whom, bullshit artist.
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> > >>>Ike
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> > >> Send me a photo, I'll sketch one of you too. So you won't have to feel left
> > >> out.
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> > > Notice how the asshole cut the statement of facts to dwell on the pointless.
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> > > In the End of the Age, when Moses and Elijah come for the
> > > reconciliation, it WON'T MATTER who listens to whom, as God will be
> > > putting BOTH Covenants together, starting with the Remnant that will
> > > "keep the commandments of God AND have the testimony of Jesus Christ,
> > > etc, etc.
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> > > But, of course, the point went completely over the fool's head, as he
> > > doesn't know anything about prophecy to begin with, let alone any of its
> > > advanced details.
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> > >Ike
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> > May your love be returned to you unabated, and your knowledge be doubled.
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> He needs his knowledge more than doubled; he compares himself to
> Christ! Can you imagine a Christ as hateful of all believers asIke
> is? And what love do you see evidenced byIke? He's another
> delusional Internet self-appointed false prophet.
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> FROMhttp://
groups.google.com/group/alt.messianic/msg/d8c7ebe2f0aecf44
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> LindaLeewrote:
> > > That must be whyIkesays God appointedIke
> > > as the first person in over 2,000 years who can
> > > properly interpret prophesy; God worshipsIke.
> Dave wrote:
> > You're kidding me! Seriously? Do you have him
> > quoted as saying that? I'm not saying I don't
> > believe you. I'd just like to read that message
> > and see exactly what prompted that comment.LindaLeewrote:
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> No, I'm not kidding, and he quit posting his usual venom to me after
> revealing his delusion. Suddenly, he doesn't want to talk to me. What
> he said in response to my saying he thought that about himself was
> along these lines, 'What IF God chose one man? That's how it always
> works', confirming it rather than denying it. Here you go, this is
> how it started; the quote of him is at the link following his quote,
> and I think he was talking to Mark T: who was posting as "THE LORD":
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> I had added this:
> "[WHOM IKE CLAIMS IS IKE]".
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> When I responded to this quote of him he had further things to say, in
> his reply to me (also quoted below with a link).
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> Linda Lee wrote:
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> "According toIke, the Messiah (God incarnate) had to choose 12 men to
> preach his gospel (the apostles), but the Messiah/God only chose ONE
> MAN (IKE) in the last 2,000 years to interpret ALL prophesy for him."
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> <BEGIN QUOTE>IKESAYS:
> "Now, here's the thing. God can't talk to the "experts," and has never
> been able to--they all think they know what they're talking about when
> they don't, and God can't get a word in edgewise.
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> So what does God do?
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> He goes out and find 12 sheep ranchers, fishermen, and a tax collector
> who DON'T have preconceived theological notions, and trains them [THE
> APOSTLES] up to teach what HE wants taught, DESPITE the "experts" (who
> are really no experts at all).
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> So what does God do when He wants prophecy explained the RIGHT way?
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> He can't go to the Seminarians, or Bible College teachers, or Divinity
> School professors--THEY aren't LISTENING because they already THINK
> they know what they're talking about.
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> So he goes and finds some relatively smart (but common) fellow
> [WHOM IKE CLAIMS IS IKE] who is from several disciplines (military,
> agricultural, academic, etc.) and says "Let Me show you some things
> that no one has noticed."
> So what YOU think is "an embarrassment" is MY GREATEST STRENGTH.
> <chuckle> "
> <END QUOTE>- SEEhttp://
groups.google.com/group/alt.messianic/msg/5fbb427f22277903
> - January 12, 2011
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> And here is his post to me two days later where he defends his claim,
> saying, "And what IF "God only chose ONE MAN (Ike) in the last 2,000
> years to interpret ALL prophecy for Him?" GOD HAS ALWAYS STARTED WITH
> "ONE MAN." "
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> Ikequotes me posting the following paragraph; his reply follows it:
> "> According to Ike, the Messiah (God incarnate) had to choose 12 men
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> > apostles to preach his gospel, but God only chose ONE MAN (IKE) in
> > the last 2,000 years to interpret ALL prophesy for him, and that man was
> >Ike.
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> [IKESAYS]
> Notice how Jezebel here has to divert from the facts to the ad
> hominem
> attack.
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> And what IF "God only chose ONE MAN (Ike) in the last 2,000 years to
> interpret ALL prophecy for Him?"
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> GOD HAS ALWAYS STARTED WITH "ONE MAN."
> (And the Disciples didn't start first, JESUS started first."
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> See, the REAL issue here is YOUR JEALOUSY--you keep making stupid
> statements; Ike keeps destroying them. "
> - Jan 14 2011 - fromhttp://
groups.google.com/group/alt.bible/msg/b60fdb3b3a678ba9
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