Prophecy Is Conditional

The scriptures say it, so it will happen regardless of what we do, right? WRONG!

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This attitude reminds me of Jonah a whole lot. We look in the book of Jonah and he was told to go and preach to Nineveh and tell them to repent and that they were wicked and that they were going to be destroyed. And God saw their works and that they turned from their evil way and repented. And God turned away the evil that he said he would bring upon them and he did it not.

So he told his prophet to go and warn the people, tell them that they were wicked and that they were going to be destroyed. And so the people actually, they had their hearts softened and they said, "You know what? You're right and I'm gonna do the right thing and I'm gonna turn myself to the Lord." But because the people repented, Jonah was actually angry and he prayed to the Lord and said, "I pray thee, oh Lord, was not this my saying."

Didn't I say it? Wasn't it inevitable because I said that you're gonna be destroyed because you're so wicked. And so I think a lot of times this is what this rapture cult mentality comes from, is this the Lord said it, so it's gonna happen. And so we need to understand that throughout the scriptures that we have blessings and cursings. If you do X, then Y will happen. And so we need to understand this principle of what it is that our job is, is not to tell people or to believe ourselves that there's nothing we can do about it.

It's all predicated upon, all blessings are predicated upon obedience to Allah. Nothing's automatic. And so a lot of people think that this is what's going to happen and that they're just sitting here waiting for the Lord to return and fight all of their battles for them.