Who Said That?

Who Said That?

"There is absolutely no question that God's hedge of protection was lifted from America.  September 11 was a curse on our beloved nation, but worse is the fact that most Americans don't understand why it happened . . . . America is in this position primarily because we are the only nation today in alliance with both the historical brothers of prophecy--Ishmael and Isaac . . . . America has married these two brothers:  Ishmael (the Arab nations) out of convenience and Isaac (Israel) out of guilt. . . . America is under a biblical curse that can be reversed.  Jerusalem is the final compromise.  If America divides Jerusalem, there will be no forgiveness.  America will tragically end up on the ash heap of history."

As usual, no cheating (google searches).  Please your guess in the comments section below. 

Update on Thursday, September 28, 2006 at 08:39AM by Kim Riddlebarger

As some of you guessed, these words come from the opening chapter of Michael Evans' best-seller, The American Prophecies.  But they could have come from Hagee and some of the others that you mentioned. 

Comments

[BrianR]

It could be several, but I'll guess John Hagee.

[Pete Williamson]

Pat Robertson

[Art]

Rod Parsley.

["lee n. field"]

Any number of people, but you'd be looking for someone famous, not obscure.


Hagee?

[Scott]

Hagee was my first guess, but since those have already been mentioned, I'll throw in the name of Jerry Falwell.

[R.K.Brumbelow]

Someone who should have flunked hermeneutics.

[BrianR]

R.K.,

LOL! Absolutely. I grew up with this stuff. The two most important things in the Christian's life are, 1. avoiding rock music, dancing, drinking, etc., and 2. keeping an eye on what's happening with Israel and the Middle East.

[BrianR]

In honor of this quote, here's my latest monstrosity: http://myfakeposters.blogspot.com/

[Jim Vellenga]

I googled it, and didn't recognize the name, but so that others can keep guessing I won't say a word about who it is :)

[PastorTA]

It's either Hal Lindsey, Pat Robertson, or Jack Van Impe.

You know, somebody that hates the Gospel. (Just kidding! Read the last "who said that" for context.)

BTW, we never found out who said the last one! Why can't we get the answers?

[Vincent Chia]

Dispensational, Zionistic, and politically motivated. I google searched and bingo! It turns out to be Mr Bean!

Alright, alright … my guess, some popular, Christian Zionist from media-land. I really don’t know who this is exactly.

[pilgrim]

Hmm,
Van Impe or Hagee

[San]

I bet the authors are the Ice cream Company "Tim & Jerry's Homemade Ice cream", their top ice cream being "Phishy Rapture Food Ice cream"

[San]

No its probably Cillit Bang's Barry Scot "Hi, I am Barry Scot, does America have problems with jihadists, terrorists, lime, dirt? ....Introducing the new Cillit Bang... blah blah blah .... Bang! and the Antichrist is gone"

[Chris Allen]

Jack Van Impie.... and sadly my senior pastor said the same thing about... "God's hedge of protection was lifted from America"

[Carson]

Hagee. I think that was on his chart this weekend. On a happier note, I picked up Dr. Hoekema's "The Bible and the Future" today, and look forward to starting it very soon. I even learned how to pronounce his name (from a Dutch friend).

[Chase Vaughn]

I'm going to guess John Hagee. I recently received my new copy of "Jerusalem Countdown." I hope to burn it soon.

[Greg Hammond]

My guess is Michael D. Evans. At least, it sounds like something from his book "The American Prophecies" I read it not too long ago, before being introduced to Reformed theology.

[keith conley]

either Jerry Falwell or Pat Robertson

[chet]

I think it was Hal Lindsey. I once heard Jack Van Impe say that Christ was going to return sometime between then (around 1998 I think) and 2006. So, we have less than four months to "get right" or get left!