And after publishing scare stories about YR4 just last week, NASA updated the odds of a collision to .001% today.
I won't go into why I lean toward all these "asteroid scares" being scams, but neither Apophis nor YR4 are not going to hit the earth. The "scientists" who ran with the scare have backed off and have distanced themselves from the fearmongering. Unfortunately, Tom Horn ran with the original scare tactics and supposedly had his vision before the correction. Now that he is passed on, we're left with his book on the subject.
I don't recall Horn claiming a "prophetic dream" in any of his previous grifts, but in any case, this final grift is built upon the sinking sand of his claim of such a dream in regard to the asteroid in question. We previously looked at Tom Horn's false and ever evolving "prophecies" HERE
After a long career of such false prophecies, I can't believe Gary Stearman fell for Horn's "I had a prophetic dream!" bit. I know a lot of people like Tom Horn, but he has been wrong... a lot. And when you claim your prophecies are from the Lord (although he always pulls up just short of claiming direct revelation) and they don't come to pass... well, we know... you should be dismissed as a false prophet (under the Law he would be stoned to death).
I expect Sid Roth to try and grift off of false prophecies (he's made a career of it), but Horn going on that nonsense garbage of a show speaks as much to his integrity as it does of Roth's. That is, both seem to bow down to the god of mammon over any desire to be true to the Word of God. If it is not yet evident, I have very little patience for people claiming direct revelation from God, thus calling Paul a liar. Revelation for this age ended with Paul. He "filled up" the Word of God. There are many prophecies yet to be fulfilled, but these are already given to man (for Israel, really) in the prophets, through the Lord's earthly ministry, and in the epistles.
Sid Roth is bad enough, but Horn didn't stop there. He took the grift to Jim Bakker's show.
Tom Horn implies here that "Holy Communion" is the actual blood of Christ. he plays to any audience that will make him a buck and give him screen time.. Spoiler, Tom: Catholic laity rarely, if ever, actually drink the wine. The priest does, but the laity only get the bread. Spoiler 2: neither of the "elements" is the actual body or blood of the Lord.
Note Horn's modus operandi, he never actually says anything. Always with the question mark. "Could this mean the AC will...?" "Could in be...?" "Are we seeing..?" This is how he gets out of being held responsible for his claims. But in doing so, he is indirectly blaming God for his false prophecies when he is proven wrong.
One of the questions my friend and I use when we see people who seem to be living a rather unproductive life... "how do you eat?" That is, where are you getting the money to survive? Tom kept writing books that actually said nothing. That's how he eats. They're all speculative to give him an out. He uses Coronavirus as precursor for what Apophis is supposed to bring (thus assuming it is real).
He was very wrong in his Apollyon 2012 book. Then he just kept moving the goalposts. We covered some of this in our previous post on Horn.
Remember in the Bible when Daniel set up a collection box before anyone could read his prophecies? The "prophet" who sells his prophecies should be shunned and dismissed. More "secrets" from God that Tom was selling for a quick buck. He speaks in the name of God with no sense of fear.
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I'm still recovering from the Tribulation that started in 2012. These is so much blasphemy in just those bullet points from Horn and his publishers. Again, I expect men like Sid Roth and Jim Bakker to hitch their wagons to Horn's grift, I'm just very disappointed when men like Gary Stearman fall for it. It casts a dark shadow on everything else he seeks to teach.
The only big "prophetic" names that I think are worse than Horn are Paul Begley and Steve Quayle. These men are blots on the ministry of Paul and on the name of Christ.
When we understand the biblical principles of "Right Division," we quickly spot these (alleged) charlatans. But as I look around and see professed believers grabbing any verse from anywhere in scripture, fawning over men and women who claim to revelations greater than Paul's, and men and women taking upon themselves titles that God did not grant them, I realize the grift will continue until the epiphenea of the Lord and then his final revelation to Israel.
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