Yes, biblical prophecy is accurately being fulfilled.
Les Feldick teaches that God's prophecy is so exact that every word comes true exactly as said, and the modern world events are increasingly matching the prophetic Scriptures. The Bible's supernatural accuracy is evidenced by fulfilled prophecies, and unfulfilled ones are already showing signs of imminent fulfillment.
Daniel 12:4 — God tells Daniel the words are closed up and sealed till the time of the end, indicating that the full understanding of prophecy would come only in the end times, which is now.
In Daniel 12, the prophet Daniel is given a vision of the end times and asks the Lord what the end of these things will be. The Lord responds that the words are closed up and sealed till the time of the end, implying that the full understanding of these prophecies is reserved for the end-time generation. Furthermore, the verse states that many shall be purified, made white, and tried, but the wicked shall do wickedly, and none of the wicked shall understand, but the wise shall understand. This indicates that prophecy is written for the end times and that only the wise, who study the Word, will comprehend it.
Les Feldick holds that biblical prophecy is remarkably accurate—so accurate that God's timing is exact, and whatever He says will happen at a specific future time will happen exactly as stated. He points out that the book of Daniel, written around 607/606 B.C., revealed all the Gentile empires coming down through history, and that only in recent times have men begun to truly understand these prophecies. Les notes that it was not until the late 1800s that men began to get a comprehension of prophecy, and since then, understanding has increased to the point where today's world events align clearly with the prophetic Scriptures. He finds that every fulfilled prophecy strengthens confidence in the Bible from beginning to end, and the book of Revelation becomes believable when one connects it to modern technology.
Les Feldick explains that in Daniel 12, God told Daniel that the words are closed up and sealed till the time of the end, meaning they were not for men to understand until the end times drew near. He observes that it wasn't until the late 1800s and the turn of the century that men began to get a comprehension of prophecy, and that understanding has become easier over the years, especially with modern events unfolding.
Les points out that with our communications and satellite television, we see everything that's taking place on the other side of the world at the very moment it's happening. Thus, the book of Revelation becomes believable, as its descriptions can be attached to modern technology and make sense.
Les emphasizes that the book of Daniel is a book of prophecy written about 607/606 B.C., and that it predicts all the Gentile empires that would come down through history. He says the book is so supernaturally put together that mortal men could never have thought of such details, which confirms its divine origin.
Les argues that because so much prophecy in the Bible has already come true, foretold events hundreds or thousands of years in advance, we can rest on the Word of God as being absolute. If that much is truth, then the rest can be trusted to come true as well.
Prophecies Sealed Until End Times
Les explains that Daniel's prophecies were sealed until the time of the end, and that the Old Testament prophets only got a glimpse of what was coming.
Late 1800s Shift in Understanding
Les notes that it wasn't until the late 1800s that men began to comprehend prophecy, aligning with God's timing for the end times.
Supernatural Origin of Daniel's Prophecy
Les says the book of Daniel is so supernaturally put together that it could not be of human origin.
Supernatural Origin of Daniel's Prophecy
Les repeats the point about Daniel's supernatural accuracy, referencing the Gentile empires predicted.
Modern Technology Makes Prophecy Believable
Les says modern technology makes the book of Revelation believable and that prophecy becomes plain as day.
God's Exact Timing in Prophecy
Les teaches that God's timing is so exact that if He says something will happen at a specific time, you can bet on it happening exactly as said.
Trusting Unfulfilled Prophecies
Les says because so much prophecy has come true, we can trust the rest of the Word of God as absolute.
Wicked Do Not Understand, Wise Do
Les illustrates that the wicked do not understand prophecy, but the wise do, and he shares a testimony of a man who now sees world events fitting with the Word of God.
Daniel 12:4: But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.
This verse indicates that prophecy was sealed until the end times, and that in the end times knowledge would increase, which Les says is now.
Daniel 12:9: And he said, Go thy way, Daniel: for the words are closed up and sealed till the time of the end.
This verse confirms the sealing of Daniel's prophecies until the end times.
Daniel 12:10: Many shall be purified, and made white, and tried; but the wicked shall do wickedly: and none of the wicked shall understand; but the wise shall understand.
This verse shows that at the end times, only the wise will understand prophecy, while the wicked remain ignorant.
Yes, according to Les Feldick, God's timing is so exact that when He says something is going to happen prophetically at a specific time in the future, you can bet it will happen exactly as God said. Every fulfilled prophecy strengthens confidence in the Bible.
God told Daniel that the words are closed up and sealed till the time of the end. Les emphasizes that it wasn't until the late 1800s that men began to understand prophecy, and understanding has increased as we get closer to the end times.
Les says that with our communications and satellite television, we see everything happening around the world instantly. This makes the book of Revelation believable, as its events can be attached to modern technology.
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