it's not an ungodly use of scripture. what lie will you come up with next????
It is no lie. It's ungodly and I've given the reasons why, based on Scripture. If you want to address those reasons, that would be great.
You fail to understand God and HIs Word.
Then, please, show in my reasoning and use of Scripture where I have not understood.
God tells us first int he natural then in the spiritual.
I find that statements like this are most often an excuse for poor theology and poor biblical exegesis, found in certain circles.
That is God telling us that - not Jonathan Cahn.
God is telling us nothing about Trump in that passage. All of it is a serious misuse of Scripture by Cahn.
Meaning look the signs given in the natural by God that correspond with the Word of God in the spiritual.
Again, statements such as this have no bearing on anything to do with Trump, or the U.S. for that matter. Americans would do well to stop trying to find things about the U.S. Scripture.
Jonathan Cahn never ever misapplies scripture. You can stop that lie now.
He certainly does. He has absolutely done so here and has very likely done so elsewhere.
He is sharp and he knows the scriptures and the prophetic realm as well.
He clearly also knows how to purposely misuse Scripture to deceive people.
The problem is "you" and your lack of understanding of the deeper things as well as the mysteries of God.
Arguments like this are pointless, and dangerous. They are pointless because I could say the same about you, but that would be disrespectul and gets us nowhere. They are dangerous because that is exactly how many multiples of millions of people who claim to be Christian are being mislead. One can make the Bible say anything by arguing to "the deeper things as well as the mysteries of God." Numerous false teachers and groups did it in biblical times and do it still.
It's your hatred of Trump that blocks you from the truth of God's revealed enlightenment. You don't want Trump, but God does, and that's something you just have to live with.
Why are you making so many assumptions? I don't hate Trump, but I certainly don't like him. He has no integrity, seriously lacks good moral character, and is a narcissist and a bully. Maybe God wants Trump in, maybe he doesn't. Maybe he wants Trump to win to show many in Evangelicalism how foolish they have been in making Trump their Saviour and how ungodly their marrying of Christianity to politics is, and so bring judgement to the Church in the U.S. Maybe he wants Harris in to bring judgement to the Church or the entire nation. Only God knows.
Here's the thing, God is sovereign over everything, including governments, and he puts into power who he wants for his purposes:
Dan 2:20 Daniel answered and said: “Blessed be the name of God forever and ever, to whom belong wisdom and might.
Dan 2:21 He changes times and seasons; he removes kings and sets up kings; he gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to those who have understanding; (ESV)
Rom 13:1 Let every person be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been instituted by God. (ESV)
So, then, biblically speaking, God wanted Biden in to achieve his purposes. Now, if Trump wins, it is because God wants him in and it has absolutely nothing to do with Cahn's misuse of Scripture. Of course, if Trump wins, many will think Cahn was right and it will bring him greater fame (in some circles) and sell more books, which could have been his purpose.