Comments on: Thoughts For the week Page – Year 5779
by Bryan W Melvin on 08/30/18
As I am updating my website and blog page, I received some feedback and new reference page concerning folks hearing the same things for the upcoming Jewish new year 5779 this September.
The reason I brought this up is that when a person uses numeric values to derive meanings, honesty is best policy. What concerned me was how several folks say from what they derived comes as a thus sayeth the Lord.
However, to claim a prophetic word came from the Lord when it did not, is another matter altogether. If they would have said instead, this came from the numeric meanings, then no problem.
We simply should not treat such a thing as a prophetic word with frivolity, as a game or like a toy. Bad news. I take it that the folks who do this do this naively out of excitement from a zeal without knowledge and pray they learn not to do so again.
If not, and they know what they are doing, another story. That is a wrong period and suggest they stop and at least be honest.
My exploring of the number 5779 is not prophecy on the Thought for the Weeks page. It is interesting but definitely not a thus saith the Lord. It does line up with the bible concerning the times but no prophecy.
Last word: Biblical number meanings are not the cure all of all ills and ways to find secret formulas, nor use to define someone’s future by calculating the number value of their names. I may post more on numbers on the blog some folks have some balance. There are rules on this subject and the first, don’t misuse this or use it wrongly.
Blessings
