What do you think of "the Harbinger" book

[L10]

Read a few discussions from somewhat conservative Christian panels, and they were even discussing how building the freedom tower is just one more thing that ushers America into the place of where the Israelites once were.

Well, I have "the Harbinger" waiting on me at the library, and I think I will give it a read. Not too into the fictionish prophecy, but hear that this has some good reviews. What do you folks think, if you read it?

Is it hokey?

Is it an apostate's friend, as one friend of mine called it; and He won't even read it.

Give me your take, and go any angle you desire. Appreciate the feedback before I take a thorough look.

[Leonard]

I think we ignore the message at our peril, but I thought the book rather poorly written. The dialogue seemed rather wooden. However when teaching about the message of the book (and the Message of THE Book!), Rabbi Cahn is really very very good!

[Guest yod]

Read a few discussions from somewhat conservative Christian panels, and they were even discussing how building the freedom tower is just one more thing that ushers America into the place of where the Israelites once were.

Well, I have "the Harbinger" waiting on me at the library, and I think I will give it a read. Not too into the fictionish prophecy, but hear that this has some good reviews. What do you folks think, if you read it?

Is it hokey?

Is it an apostate's friend, as one friend of mine called it; and He won't even read it.

Give me your take, and go any angle you desire. Appreciate the feedback before I take a thorough look.

I haven't read the book but I heard the message preached by J Cahn in 2003 and it was extremely powerful. Basically it's non-fiction written as a fiction book from what I hear?

George Washington's first act of congress was to dedicate our nation to God..and this was at the very spot of the Twin Towers. There have been at least 2 high ranking Democrat politicians (Shumer, Kerry) that I know of who quote Isaiah 9:10 without noticing that this saying was the absolute last straw before God judged and scattered the northern Kingdom of Israel.

Shumer said it at the dedication ceremony of the cornerstone of the so-called "Freedom Tower" being built on that spot. Interestingly, soon afterwards the original cornerstone cracked almost in half while just sitting there waiting to be built upon...and this was also the site of the only sycamore tree in Manhattan...which has now been bronzed.

Many things about this story point to the conclusion that America has not turned back to God, though He has sent many warnings....and our leaders quoting that verse have likely sealed our fate.

[Fez]

Isa 9:8 The Lord has sent a word against Jacob, and it will fall on Israel;

Isa 9:9 and all the people will know, Ephraim and the inhabitants of Samaria, who say in pride and in arrogance of heart:

Isa 9:10 "The bricks have fallen, but we will build with dressed stones; the sycamores have been cut down, but we will put cedars in their place."

Isa 9:11 But the LORD raises the adversaries of Rezin against him, and stirs up his enemies.

Isa 9:12 The Syrians on the east and the Philistines on the west devour Israel with open mouth. For all this his anger has not turned away, and his hand is stretched out still.

Isa 9:13 The people did not turn to him who struck them, nor inquire of the LORD of hosts.

Isa 9:14 So the LORD cut off from Israel head and tail, palm branch and reed in one day--

Isa 9:15 the elder and honored man is the head, and the prophet who teaches lies is the tail;

Isa 9:16 for those who guide this people have been leading them astray, and those who are guided by them are swallowed up.

[angels4u]

Read a few discussions from somewhat conservative Christian panels, and they were even discussing how building the freedom tower is just one more thing that ushers America into the place of where the Israelites once were.

Well, I have "the Harbinger" waiting on me at the library, and I think I will give it a read. Not too into the fictionish prophecy, but hear that this has some good reviews. What do you folks think, if you read it?

Is it hokey?

Is it an apostate's friend, as one friend of mine called it; and He won't even read it.

Give me your take, and go any angle you desire. Appreciate the feedback before I take a thorough look.

I never heard about Rabbi Cahn until yesterday and I started watching some of his explanations about Israel and America on youtube-------I'm amazed by the similarities between the warnings Israel got in the O.T. and the States in the time we live in now....

I was wondering too if anybody knows more about Rabbi Cahn and his teachings?

[other one]

I read the book twice some time ago, and asked my wife to read it and we agreed that quite a bit of it is a bit more of a stretch than I can buy into, but the rest of it is so on it's spooky. So like most other things my personal opinion is that overall his theory is pretty valid, but he goes a bit too far in some of his explanations ant that makes it harder for me to accept the whole.

[angels4u]

I read the book twice some time ago, and asked my wife to read it and we agreed that quite a bit of it is a bit more of a stretch than I can buy into, but the rest of it is so on it's spooky. So like most other things my personal opinion is that overall his theory is pretty valid, but he goes a bit too far in some of his explanations ant that makes it harder for me to accept the whole.

I didn't read the book but from I seen on youtube it's hard to believe how things exactly happen today as they did before-----I'm watching part 4 right now and will message the link to you and would like to have your opinion ,do you mind?

Maybe the book is a bit different, for me to watch this is stunning that's why I really value your or somebody else their opinions

Thanks!

[TrackerJack]

I just finished the book 5 minutes ago. I was initially very skeptical of using one verse to illustrate G-d removing his protection from America, but all of the historical facts presented in the book give it some credibility.

I would certainly recommend it to someone considering reading it.

I found myself going back to the Bible or Googling the phrase "We will rebuild". Even reading the footnotes (which I rarely do)

Its certainly thought provoking.

[Leonard]

It dovetails about exactly with what I believe the Lord gave me for my book.........

[other one]

I just finished the book 5 minutes ago. I was initially very skeptical of using one verse to illustrate G-d removing his protection from America, but all of the historical facts presented in the book give it some credibility.

I would certainly recommend it to someone considering reading it.

I found myself going back to the Bible or Googling the phrase "We will rebuild". Even reading the footnotes (which I rarely do)

Its certainly thought provoking.

While I don't want to take away from th epossibilities of the book, I do have to look at that being so "human nature" to say that that it's hard for me to say that it's quoting ancient Israel....... or just a normal common thing to say in that situation.

I've also been watching the USA put itself in a position of total failure, financially, physically and spiritually..... so it's hard for me to say that God is going to punish us when we've actually caused this all to happen with our own actions.

How can you say that God is going punish someone and take your house, when you bought one that costs more than you can pay for...... or how can we say that god is going to punish us for spending more than we make and do so for years and years and years; sooner or later you just can't do that any more......... How can we say that God is putting judgement on us when we elect people who don't have our best interests at heart, and when they accomplish what they have told us they are going to do,,, how can we say that God has punished us.

I am so frustrated with "We the People' that I could just give out one of those big old Homer Simpson screams.