Excuse me while I delve into the mortal, human aspect of the self for a moment and respond to a critic, dealing with the relationship between the two corporeal existences of the author, motives, predictions, prophecy and y2k, which is probably what others are pondering as well. The economic portion of the site is not designed for specific financial gain or exact predictions designed to come true on a micro-level. It is simply a guesstimated rough, macro outline, somewhat speculative, of what I've sensed and know shall occur in the medium-term environment; of a global economic calamity as a precursor for what must take place in the long-run. That is, the final global war within a generation that was in fact shown to me by God; through the doomsday machine described in The Final Book Of Daniel: http://www.angelfire.com/or/truthfinder/Daniel.html [ One should not proceed reading this page unless the above link and writing have been read in full. ] The other assumption being made by some, that "If you are a true prophet and an angel, and the re-incarnated spirit of Daniel, then ALL your predictions, whether it be y2k or economic should have come true." Now, concerning prophecy/predictions. I lost about a dozen subscribers since the last message was sent out and about 50 since Janurary 1, 2000, and have a sense why. Here was an e-mail received: "... Well, The Bible says that the only true test of a prophet is that his prophesies will come true, and since info from God himself is presumed to be infallible, that means they will come true at the times given. You've flunked that test big time... ..You have now taken to making your predictions so vague and on such a flabby time frame, that they are sure to come true sooner or later in the natural course of things. It's a sure bet that there is going to be a recession sooner or later, and when that happens you have all the bases covered." Mike Sigh... What the Bible really says, is that if a prophet makes a prophecy IN THE NAME OF THE LORD it shall be true and infallible. That is prophecy. Predictions are a whole different ball game. Do you really think the prophets of old (Bible) knew everything about the future?? Of course not! Try reading the book of Daniel and tell me how precise the prophecies contained therein-- that were actually transmitted by a fellow angel to Daniel (me)--really are; they are far more vague and over a much grander time scale than those I have received so far. (NOTE: RECEIVED BY GOD--not my mind) Second: Prophets are humble and sincere but in themselves, they are NOT infallible; but they serve an infallible God who allows His servants to sometimes stumble to teach us that "Without Him we can do nothing." (John 15:5). Secondly: In spite of their weaknesses and failures, God still demands 'respect' for His prophets. "...do my prophets no harm." (Psalms 105:15).
To see a very insightful analysis regarding the true test of a prophet, which
90% is correct and essentially describes me to a T, CLICK HERE:
The following is the only prophecy I make in the name of the LORD, and is based on an interpretation of the Doomsday Clock, that was in fact from God;
The author does not know the details in between, or exactly what follows--it least not yet, and is ridiculous to expect me to do so with exact precision. This distinction must be emphasized very strongly: I do not [YET] know the exact series of economic, political or strategic events between these and any long term forecasts--which are purely speculative guesstimates on my part of the mortal and therefore limited mind . Although, God willing, this shall be known in the future. In fact, I will gladly submit to a death by stoning should this (WWIII) not come to pass. While, for instance, I have a strong hunch our next president will be Bush or Mc Cain (most likely the former), I simply cannot say with 100% certainty, and therefore cannot say "Thus saith the Lord." It may seem like extremely bad timing to be touched by the hand of God during the pre and post y2k time frame. Being that God works in mysterious but just ways, and having a sense of humor, He waited until shortly before y2k--after I had been saying y2k could or would be a disaster for 18 months--to consciously awake and activate the dormant angel within and tell me I was Daniel. This was done to test my will and patience and ability to deal with criticism while simultaneously coming forward with this extraordinary information revealed. It was not I who appointed and identified as such and was not my choice. It was the choice and doings of God, and to publicly humiliate and bring low His loyal servant; "Humiliation is the beginning of sanctification." Look at it this way: it would have been the work of the devil (Lucifer) to "boost my credibility" by making perfectly correct y2k predictions then immediately coming forward with this information. God has done this to me to also weed out the wicked and unwise, and those who cannot see. Please understand that the reason I and many others were "wrong" on y2k was for a special reason: Y2K was a unique and alterable event in which my extensive involvement was (sub-consciously) directed in order to make create a self-defeating prophecy according to God's Plan. The previous fear-mongering and dire assessments were necessary to shock people into action. I was only one of many sacrificial servants to this cause (crusade?). See: Post-y2k Mea Culpa: Why y2k Was a Non-event for an in-depth over-view and rebutal. Anyway, Mike, if you actually read it correctly, you would have noticed I said that THESE ECONOMIC AND Y2K PREDICTIONS MADE IN THE PAST OR IN THE PRESENT WERE NOT FROM GOD, BUT FROM MY MIND, which is mortal and fallible. I am still in human form, and while having a keener sense than most concerning past/present/ future, the current physical embodiment severely limits this intuitive insight. Humans--AND angels do not know the future with 100% certainty, even in pure spirit form. But they can in fact occasionally receive an accurate message from God--who knows everything-- which are then transmitted to a human prophet such as Ezekiel, Jeremiah or me (Daniel). Does this fellow really expect God to give me an exact outline of the future such as "The Dow will be at 7,587.79 on March 27, 2000?" Or, "GDP will drop exactly 2.9% from April 1 2001 to July 1, 2001?" Amazing! I recognize people are now scrutinizing every tiny little typo, word and punctuation mark written for clues to pick apart for any error in order to desecrate and criticize. I can certainly understand high expectations from others, particularly now, after what was written recently, but let's get real; I've only been partially "transfigured" or, living in two different worlds for three months. The adaptation to this new condition takes time; it is an evolutionary process. I don't yet have full angelic powers; my intelligence and intuition are right now constantly increasing rapidly at a rate that, if it continues as such, will ultimately exceed all human beings. When in full, pure spirit form, I will have access, through God to "Everything that everything that ever was, is, and will be," as was the case during the near death experience, simply by reading His mind. The old Book of Daniel was written over the period of decades. Am I expected to receive all of this information from God all at once, fully decipher everything, write a massive book, and instantly publish it!? For goodness sakes, be patient. What you've read so far it the very, very beginning. Be thankful you are able to view a rough copy preview version. I'm not here to live up to anybody's expectations. After all, the definition of "Daniel" is : 'God is my judge.' I'm currently in the process of full-time biblical and research and interpretation, in order to make it theologically correct. There's alot of catching up to do, and thankfully God has, since October 1999, now given me a remarkably keen ability to grasp the full meaning of the scriptures and how it relates to these experiences. In fact, it's almost like child's play. Again, all's I know--at least for now--is the general guideline of what to come. A couple seem so adamant on criticizing me; essentially personal attacks based on misconceptions, misrepresentations or personal beliefs. Particularly from closed-minded fundamentalists, who take the Bible a litle bit too literally , trying to make me out to be "a devil" or what have you. I thrive on criticism, but only if it's productive and constructive. If you have any legitimate qestions or concerns, e-mail me: dfisher@angelfire.com. Motives? The author is making $00.00 off this, and have only made $360 total from y2k and site in the past and will make $00.00 on the book to come. The annoying ads you see pop up on the site are required by the web server (being provided for free) and do not receive a red cent for it. I do not trade in the stock market--at all--and haven't in the past either. I don't even own any precious metals. My only assets are a $600 jalopy and a years worth of food. So why am I giving away all these thousands of hours of sacrificial research, work? When I could be involved in far more profitable pursuits? Charity; it's what angels do. In reality, in the futile, mortal realm, the author is a lowly blue collar worker (so was Jesus) making $6.75/hour, struggling to make ends meet. In fact, I fully expect to suffer greatly in the years ahead in terms of worldly finances, employment. Reflect, for a moment, the dire gravity of what I expect the future holds; the author is only 28 years old, have no significant assets or career, and entering what are supposed to be my peak occupation and earning years, and expecting a major recession, followed by a calamitous global war! The reader must understand that what the author is doing here is severely self-sacrificial. I cannot possibly gain or profit from all this. At least not in the physical, worldly aspect. Am I looking for fame and fortune? No way! And certainly will not receive any. Don't expect to see me on the nightly news, or signing photographs. When the final book of Daniel is completed and written in stone (It's only 5% finished) and published, will continue to remain a nobody until the physical death, at which point I shall be rewarded with full angelic powers and status, as promised. Exactly what was everyone expecting? A wise, old-looking man with a beard and white robe with the book of life in arms to come floating out of the sky? Here is a general chart identifying qualities of a true and false prophet of God, whch matches the author:
P.S. God has a message for everyone: Don't take life so seriously |
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