The Angel’s Rainbow and His Messengers
Beginning in the same year that Darwin hand wrote his theory on origins, many prophets came on the scene declaring the Bible to be full of error, and that they had been commissioned to correct the errors.
These so-called prophets believed that God was once as we are now and that we shall become as God is now.
They believed in the theory of evolution and disbelieved much that is in the Bible.
These prophets had nothing to say about the key prophecies in the Bible, but instead were busy making predictions of their own.
It was at this time that a prophet came on the scene declaring the Bible the infallible Word of God and calling young and old back to the Bible just as it reads. This prophet taught the Creation account of origins as given in the Bible and called on people everywhere to obey its teachings. She declared that her calling was to lead people back to the Bible. She did not believe she was called to correct the Bible as the other prophets were doing.
Many of the prophets of Darwin’s day focused on the rainbow, some even declared they were given unusual rainbows as a “sign of their divine connection.” Others claimed to be the “messenger” of the angel who appeared with the rainbow upon his head in Revelation 10.
Some have claimed the Virgin Mary appeared to them and that she is the “messenger and the prophetess.”
What these prophets taught about the origin and meaning of the rainbow gives us a clue as to the source of their calling.
Jesus warned us of false christs and false prophets. But did He indicate there would be any true prophets?
The Angel’s Rainbow & His Messengers has looked at all of these prophets and what the Bible has to say about them. One word of caution from the Bible:
(1Th 5:19) Quench not the Spirit.
(1Th 5:20) Despise not prophesyings.
(1Th 5:21) Prove all things; hold fast that which is good.
Why would Jesus warn of false prophets if there were no true prophets? He would only need to warn us of anyone claiming to be a prophet.
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