Have you ever heard of prophet Tom Deckard?
Prophet Tom Deckard is the controversial prophet who has been stunning the Christian community throughout the United States with the unexplainable miracles that God has been doing through him, and he has a prophetic track record that is 100 percent accurate that stretches back over 30 years.
Prophet Deckard has prophesied to presidents, prime ministers, and leaders all over the globe. The following are just a few of the major events that Prophet Deckard has prophesied that have come to pass.....
*He prophesied 9/11 two years in advance.
*He prophesied the end of the Cold War a year before it happened.
*He prophesied the coming of the AIDS epidemic two years before it hit.
*He prophesied both Iraq Wars two years before the first one even began.
*He prophesied the fall of the Berlin Wall in advance.
*He prophesied the Indonesian Tsunami and told the people living there to move from the coast while they still could.
*He prophesied the economic collapse of the United States many years in advance and most people laughed and said that it could never happen. They aren't laughing anymore.
Not only that, but God confirms the message that Prophet Deckard speaks by the amazing signs, wonders and miracles that God works through him.
The Lord God has used Prophet Deckard to heal the blind, the deaf, the lame and those with terminal cancer. Children with autism are completely healed and restored to full health. In one crusade in Africa alone, hundreds of people were healed from AIDS and went back to the doctor and were medically certified as having been healed. He has even seen three people raised from the dead during the course of his ministry.
Just check out this short YouTube video about him.....
You are skeptical?
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Prophet Deckard will be in Raleigh, North Carolina on June 6th and 7th. You can get full details here:
http://www.jewishprophet.com/Itinerary.htm
Come and be a part of the real thing.
God is getting ready to do something so big that it will shock the world.
God has commissioned Prophet Deckard to gather the ten lost tribes of Israel (Ephraim) and to take them home.
After the reign of King Solomon, the land of Israel was divided into two kingdoms - the northern kingdom (also known in the Scriptures as Ephraim) and the southern kingdom (also known in the Scriptures as Judah). Those two kingdoms existed side by side for a couple hundred years.
However, the northern kingdom (Ephraim) turned away from the Lord God and he allowed them to be invaded. Over 700 years before Jesus was born, the Assyrian empire invaded the northern kingdom and carried away the people into exile.
The northern kingdom has not been heard from since.
The southern kingdom (Judah) was later invaded by Babylon and also taken into exile, but later they were allowed to return to their land. The Jews (Judah) lived in the land of Israel until 70 A.D. when the Romans destroyed the Temple and scattered the Jews to the four winds.
There was no nation of Israel from 70 A.D. until 1948 when the modern nation of Israel was established and millions of Jews (Judah) starting returning to the land of their ancestors.
But what about the northern kingdom?
What ever happened to the ten lost tribes of Israel?
Did you know that the Scriptures very clearly teach that in the last days the southern kingdom (Judah) and the northern kingdom (Ephraim) will be reunited in the land of Israel once again?
Ezekiel 37:15-23
The word of the LORD came to me: "Son of man, take a stick of wood and write on it, 'Belonging to Judah and the Israelites associated with him.' Then take another stick of wood, and write on it, 'Ephraim's stick, belonging to Joseph and all the house of Israel associated with him.' Join them together into one stick so that they will become one in your hand. "When your countrymen ask you, 'Won't you tell us what you mean by this?' say to them, 'This is what the Sovereign LORD says: I am going to take the stick of Joseph—which is in Ephraim's hand—and of the Israelite tribes associated with him, and join it to Judah's stick, making them a single stick of wood, and they will become one in my hand.' Hold before their eyes the sticks you have written on and say to them, 'This is what the Sovereign LORD says: I will take the Israelites out of the nations where they have gone. I will gather them from all around and bring them back into their own land. I will make them one nation in the land, on the mountains of Israel. There will be one king over all of them and they will never again be two nations or be divided into two kingdoms. They will no longer defile themselves with their idols and vile images or with any of their offenses, for I will save them from all their sinful backsliding, and I will cleanse them. They will be my people, and I will be their God.
So has this happened yet?
Of course not.
So that means that this prophecy is still yet to be fulfilled.
Either it will happen or God is a liar - and we know that God is not a liar.
Ephraim and Judah will be reunited once again.
Could it be possible that God is calling you to be part of this movement?
Could it be possible that you are part of the ten lost tribes of Israel?
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http://www.jewishprophet.com/Itinerary.htm
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Just skimming over this, this guy sounds a lot like the late Gene Scott of Faith Center; Aka University Cathedral, which isn’t bad.
I’d like to hear more.
Part of this prophecy has been fulfilled and the other part is in process of being fulfilled.
The following explanation of the meaning of “Sticks” is helpful to understand the meaning of part of this prophecy:
“This passage is another example of the dual nature of prophecy. Sperry explained: “What is the meaning of these ‘sticks’ and what is their significance? Most commentators simply believe that each piece of wood represents one of the two kingdoms, either Judah or Israel (Ephraim), which are to be bound together or united under the Lord’s direction. This act symbolizes the reunion of Ephraim and Judah into one kingdom. . . . However, the Latter-day Saints insist that such an interpretation is by no means complete. . . . What they do believe is that each of the sticks represents a scripture, a significant piece of writing. The Bible represents the scripture of Judah. To an average person not of our faith this conclusion may seem reasonable, but he will ask immediately what scripture represents the stick of Ephraim. To which we reply, the Book of Mormon. The Nephite scripture is the record of the descendants upon this continent of Joseph who was sold into Egypt.” (Voice of Israel’s Prophets, pp. 226–27.)
“What Was the Meaning Anciently of the Word Stick?
Bible scholars who are not Latter-day Saints have insisted that the traditional Christian interpretation of the word stick should be a “rod or scepter” rather than a record of some kind. They conclude that uniting the two tribal scepters vividly symbolizes the reunification of the divided tribes. But as Keith H. Meservy pointed out:
“Recent exciting discoveries now confirm the correctness of Joseph Smith’s interpretation in a way impossible in 1830. But before discussing these new discoveries, let’s take a quick look at some linguistic points. Both stick, in the English King James Version, and rod, in the Greek Septuagint Version, are very unusual translations of the Hebrew word etz . . . whose basic meaning is wood. . . .
“The modern nation of Iraq includes almost all of Mesopotamia, the homeland of the ancient kingdoms of Assyria and Babylonia. In 593 B.C., when Ezekiel was called to be a prophet, he was living in exile in Babylonia. . . . As he walked its streets, he would have seen the typical scribe pressing a wedge-shaped stylus into moist clay tablets to make the complex writings familiar to us as cuneiform (wedge-shaped). But scholars today know that other kinds of records were being made in Mesopotamia: papyrus, parchment, and wooden tablets. Though only the clay tablets have survived the millennia, writers referred to the other writing materials on their clay tablets. [One such writing style was called “wood tablets.”]
“Modern archaeologists knew what papyrus and parchment were, but what were these wood tablets? How could cuneiform be written on wood? . . .
“. . . Some years ago . . . San Nicolo [an archaeologist] remembered that Romans and Greeks both made wooden wax tablets for record-keeping purposes out of boards whose surfaces had been cut below the edges in order to hold a thin coating of wax. Scribes wrote on the wax. The raised edges protected the inscribed surfaces when two tablets were put together.
“Could the Babylonians have done the same thing? . . . Five years later, . . . a discovery made in the territory that had been ancient Assyria confirmed his theory to the letter.
“The discovery, directed by archaeologist Max Mallowan, was made in a layer of sludge deep in a well in Nimrod, a city known as Calah in the Bible. . . . By the end of the day workmen had found . . . fragments of two complete sets of tablets, one of ivory and the other of walnut, each composed of sixteen boards. . . .
“All of the surfaces of the boards were cut down a tenth of an inch, leaving a half-inch-wide raised edge all around. The lowered surfaces provided a bed for wax filling, of which some thin biscuit-like fragments were found either still adhering to the boards or mixed in the sludge nearby. . . .
“The cover boards . . . had hinge marks on both sides, making it evident that all sixteen in each set had once been joined together like a Japanese folding screen. The whole work made such an extensive record that Mallowan could announce his discovery as the oldest known example of a book. . . .
“With these things in mind, we can see how we might translate Ezekiel 37:15–17 in this way:
“‘These were the words of the Lord to me: Man, take one leaf of a wooden tablet and write on it, “Judah and his associates of Israel.” Then take another leaf and write on it, “Joseph, the leaf [wooden tablet] of Ephraim and all his associates of Israel.”
“‘Now bring the two together to form one tablet; then they will be a folding tablet in your hand.’
“This translation is faithful to what we now know of Ezekiel’s language and culture.” (“Ezekiel’s ‘Sticks,’” Ensign, Sept. 1977, pp. 24–26.)”
So the dual meaning of the prophecy is the joining of the record of Ephraim which is The Book of Mormon together with the record of the Jews which is the Bible. The other part is the gathering together of the lost tribes of Israel as is mentioned in the article. However, this (the gathering of the 10 lost tribes) has already been in progress from the time that the Book of Mormon was translated and began going forth to the world by the missionaries who were called to proclaim the restoration of the fullness of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Hi Mike, The Book of Mormon is not the other stick. The Ezekiel scripture identifies the stick. To read otherwise is simply to do an eisogesis analysis and read meaning into the text when the context of the surrounding text identifies the two sticks. It is not book. The parable of the Evil Farmers that Jesus spoke to the disciples is a good read for anyone. In this parable he is speaking of the prophets who were sent to proclaim God to the people and then he speaks of the farmer sending his son because they will respect him yet they killed him as well. You should note that he notes “finally” he sent his son. After Jesus ascends he send the Holy Spirit who gives the gift of prophecy to whom he chooses. Are there modern day prophets? The only one is that of the Holy Spirit who gives the gift of prophecy to those whom he chooses. In my view this parable is clear that Jesus was essentially the final prophet with exception of the Holy Spirit who gives the gift. Does that mean significant revelation that change the doctrine of the Bible will come through these prophets? Absolutely not for the book is written and the end is clear. Mormons like to state that the Bible was unclear and Joseph Smith cleared things up for us all. I beg to differ as we must test all false prophets with scripture and scripture clearly tells us why Jesus spoke in parables. He was purposely unclear to those who do not believe or see him. It is the same when you look at Hebrews 10:19-25. The viel was torn, when JEsus died the curtain in the temple separating the Holy of Holies from the rest of the world was torn in two. This heavy curtain shows us that we no longer need a high preist to access God because JEsus IS the high priest of prophecy to individuals. We have direct access with God and he wants to have a relationship with us. The structure of the Mormon church is akin to that of the legalistic Judaizers spoken of heavily in the book of Galatians. Is there a need for a whole new revelation or church in 1800? No, if there was something this significant not only would it be in the Bible, but alas Jesus would not have uttered this parable. Read Jesus’ words in the Bible and then read his alleged words in the Book of Mormon and you will see a dramatic difference between knowing-confidence and wordy ramblings of someone who claims to be a prophet. Not to mention the logistics of over five hundred + 116 if you count the lost portion by Smith’s scribe pages fitting on small gold plates six inches thick light enough for a 14 year old to run with under his arm. The succint words of God are true, the repetitive diatribes of Joseph Smith are unfortunately an elaborate hoax. The Word of God John 1:1 (Jesus) had everythign made “through” him and without him nothing was made, how can we see this, take account of Genesis 1:1-27 creation occured when God spoke, in others words (pardon the pun) the Word of God.
I have wrote a book called Cowboy Revelations, a voice crying out in the wilderness, and one of the cridects on amazon called me a true modern day prophet. I have seen one vision but have not told all that many about it. I have started writing another book, I plan on taking it to China, and around the world. A prophet is never known in his own country. You mentioned Elijah, I sometimes feel like I have his blood running threw my veins, as well as Marten Luthers. I am trying to get a revised version published with my vision in it. I can send on to you if you like. I sometimes feel like a prophet, I’m not sure, and would like to know if I am or not?