Now John Hagee Jumps In

In the previous post (The Russians Are Coming), I made mention of "a Russian-Muslim alliance which threatens the nation of Israel, [which] has long been a feature of dispensational prophecy punditry."  John Hagee explains this much better than I can.  Notice Hagee's erroneous assumption that Ezekiel 38-39 refers to the modern nation of Russia, ignoring both the historical context of the original prophecy, and the reinterpretation of Gog and MaGog by John in Revelation 20.

Comments

[Robin]

I just heard William Tapley's (Third Eagle of the Apocalypse) apologetic refuting John Hagee's "Four Blood Moons." (Much could be said - but suffice, the irony is rich.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlqJjDpWjLQ&list=UUau23h1uU0VjL7uGR3We2Dg

Tapley has 3 videos examining & refuting Hagee.

I wonder if Tapley read your books, pastor Kim - maybe he'd do an evaluation on ammilinarianism?

Ya never know . . . God surely works in mysterious ways!

:)

ps. Wear your crash helmets for exposure to all Third Eagle videos. It helps!

[Kim Riddlebarger]

Robin:

Hagee v. The Third Eagle??? Too good to pass up!

I guess there are no Hagee videos on the supposedly obscene symbols in Denver International Airport. That probably gives Hagee the edge.

[Brad]

Will you possibly be putting together resources refuting Hagee's "Four Blood Moons"? Thanks for all you do. It's disheartening for elderly loved ones to speak about the "Four Blood Moons" and not Christ.