In this weekend’s sermon, False Prophet Ronald Weinland continued with his series on the origin of Christ. He took time to address the issue of the mention of “great tribulation” in Matthew 24:21. His explanation is that Matthew 24 refers to the period after Tkach’s apostasy of December 1994 and the breakup of WCG, and not the 3 & 1/2 year not-so-great tribulation we're in right now.
On Friday Weinland was a guest on Cincinnati radio station
WLW’s Mike McConnell show (3/6/09 hour 2). During his introduction, McConnell stated that according to Ron we’re in the final 3 ½ years and it has nothing to do with the economy or politics. This statement was soon shown to be false -- with the economy being the only one of Weinland’s many predictions that could be twisted to be true, he spend a good deal of time discussing it.
McConnell referred to Weinland‘s
promise in prior interviews to acknowledge being a false prophet and quit preaching. Ron’s response was that God gave us more time. According to Weinland, God didn’t “bump dates” but rather provided further revelation. Ron stated that he can’t admit to being a false prophet. Everything is going to plan.
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Weinland thinks he is unique in his unitarian doctrine (that Jesus did not exist prior to God creating him). A quick look here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarianism will show that he is not unique in his understanding. I guess ALLLL these people had a better understanding of God before Weinland did just a few short years ago? If Ron is just now understanding who God is, and is conforming his beliefs to those others, like the Jehovah's Witness and Unitarian Universalists, who hold this doctrine, how can he be a prophet?
One more thing. I know this is almost an impossibililty, but if his followers would have the freedom to study this subject from other sources, I am sure that they would come to a different conclusion. I can't believe that the old WCGers in his church could accept this heresy. For instance, when Jesus said "I Am", he is declaring that he is God. If you believe Weinland's view, then what Jesus said would be blasphemy.
The truth is, Ron Weinland, wanting to put God in a box and understand him on physical level, denies the deity of Christ.
Great post, Mike. I don't think I could stand listening to the interview.
Dill Weed
Do Ron's followers understand that other "prophets" exist? How about Yisrayl Hawkins who was highlighted on ABC television. mms://64.34.213.201/BrianRossInterview
Watch and learn. Why is Ron any better than this prophet? At least Yisrayl makes the national news, unlike Ron Weinland.
"His statements are very confusing and contradictory."
Sometimes, even Ron doesn't understand some of the babble that comes out of his mouth.
I watched that video on YouTube and it was atrocious. Was it supposed to illustrate Ron's sermons to "inspire" people? The creator of it has some other wacky videos on YouTube as well.
Ron certainly inspires a certain type of follower. I can't say that they are really religious/Christian type people, but those who believe in conspiracy theories. I think of the movies 12 Monkeys and End of Days when I see Ron's work and read postings from his devotees on the Internet. I don't think Ron really cares about whether his followers are Christians or not, as long as they can send him money every month. That's all he really cares about.
I wonder how much money he gets every month. And, when he's away on his "travels", I wonder how much "work" he gets done. Seems all his "work" consists of thinking of ways to get his ninnies to send in more money.
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