Steve Talks About Harold Camping And How He Is The False Prophet

This is what Steve says about Harold and the Witnessofthetruth.

As you all know NOTHING happened. Both Harold Camping of family radio & Witnessofthetruth have been proven to be false teachers on my channel for a long time, but now we know 100% that they are both false teachers & false prophets. I tried to warn them & their followers but NO ONE listened to the truth.

Unfortunately we are already getting reports of ppl who have tried to kill themselves & others because of their false teachings & false prophesies. See these links...

Man commits suicide http://www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/Kenyanews/Man-commits-suicide-at-Kenyan-church-12878.html

Mom Tries to Kill Kids, Self, Before 'Tribulation' Comes


More & more we see that the false teaching brings about the message that Satan wants everyone to listen & obey... Satan comes to steal, kill & destroy.

Its so sad but I am glad the truth has shown 100% that Harold Camping & Witnessofthetruth are false teachers & false prophets. I turn them over to Satan & let the Lord rebuke them because they both ignored hundreds & thousands of corrections & warnings.

The deaths of who killed themselves will be on their heads.

Pray that God will rescue the lost & deceived.

Now, this is what Steve had said. In the video he makes some good quotes of the Bible and he do do some preaching. His video is long and drag out. But I guess its because he is trying to get his point out there of how he thinks the world will end.

Oh yeah, he does say that, "He will come like a thief in the night" in the video.

Grimsvotn volcano erupted in Iceland on May 21 2011

Yesterday, Harold Camping a preacher had predicted that it was judgement day and the world would end. He said that there would be earthquakes and so on. Well it turns out that in Iceland an eruption had begun at the Grimsvotn volcano and with a series of small earthquakes. The smoke could be seen almost seven miles away from the volcano.

Iceland has the most volcanic activity in the world. But, rarely causes any deaths. Grimsvotn has also had eruptions in 2004, 1998, 1996 and 1993.

So, Harold did have a little bit of a prediction of some earthquakes. They just didn't end the world as he thought they would. Below the Grimsvotn volcano video shows how many earthquakes there was on May 21, 2011 at 7:34 am eastern time.

Now, the other thing is how this guy in the video is telling us of future earthquakes and not to be scared, but to be ready.

In this video directly below is an airplane shot of the large eruption in Iceland yesterday afternoon. It shows Grimsvotn projecting a very large plume of ash high into the atmosphere.







"Is this the beginning of the end of the world?"

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Today May 21, 2011 is Judement Day? The End of The World?

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NBC's Kerry Sanders reports on the Rapture claims for "Nightly News."

You may have seen the billboards or seen it in the media some where that we are in the count down for the May 21, 2011 judgement day. For today to be the end of the world. The prediction had been made years ago by Harold Camping a religious preacher of a worldwide family radio broadcasting station. That on today, it would be judgement day. Look at the video to hear how Harold came up with today's date for this event.

He also predicts that if you are not one of the 200 million members elected (or is that 144,000?) That you will be left behind to face five months of tribulation leading up to the end of the world and Jesus judgment. (Or is that seven years?)

His prophecy is based on calculations so kooky that other end of times prophets say he is giving them a bad name.

The real question is: Why has there been so much buzz over Saturday's scheduled Rapture?

"Obviously, what could be a bigger news story than the end of the world?"

Well my friends. If it is judgement day, I would like to say, thanks for being my friend and a reader here on my blog and on my other blogs as well. And may God Bless you and the world!

Below, Doomsday prediction has believers preparing, skeptics scoffing. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports.

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