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Preacher claiming Rapture May 21 'holds on to his stuff'
A Christian broadcaster says "the Bible guarantees it," but so far he's given no indication he's getting rid of his earthly possessions including his radio network, as other Christians label him a false prophet with a dangerous teaching.
Harold Camping, 89, of Oakland, Calif.-based Family Radio is standing firm in his claim that mankind has run out of time and the Creator of the universe is arriving this Saturday, with earthquakes around the globe heralding the event.
In fact, when asked how he was feeling in this so-called final week, Camping admitted he's already got a case of the shakes.
"I am trembling. I have never been at this place before," Camping told CNN.
But there are many Christians who have serious doubts about the May 21 prediction, and some have offered to purchase all of Camping's property.
A letter to Camping from Sol David Cuddeback of Eugene, Ore., offered to take possession of everything Camping owns for a total of $1 on May 22:
"According to your 'prophecy,' you and all the other believers will have departed the Earth the day before, so you will have no need for your possessions any longer," Cuddeback wrote.
"I am dead serious. I want your home(s), car(s), cash, investments, other real estate, contracts, accounts payable, securities, any position of leadership that you occupy, and any interest in any form of business (sole proprietor, non-profit, corporation). If you refuse, then I must take that to mean that you don't really believe your own words to be true, which would make you a false prophet."
Cuddeback says he hasn't heard any reply back from Camping.
When I PREdictate ... I wouldn't bet on it as well, for we still use our brain to channel.
(d'oh ... anyone in their right-mind: I didn't find one yet ...)
That doesn't mean " I agree " with these predictions either: when it's time, we will know ...
Something is UP, we all can feel that, no one kNOWs ...
Posted: 4:14:24 PM
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