Is this Serbian man a true prophet?

Could it be Golgotha outside Jerusalem?

Or another obscure Rome reference?

Like all vague prophecies it's easy to make the words fit one's preconceptions.

Hi DogHead/
Why do you say 'vague' prophecy?
It seems this mans prophesy or revelation is easy and uncomplicated to read.
And this
'Quote/'Another obscure Rome reference''?
Where did you get Rome reference from?

helen

oh and revelations tells us that "man's last great achievement will be a building in the sky"
Space station?

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The prophecies are easy and uncomplicated to read but lack particularity. It isn't gold we're digging up it's oil. And we don't really dig it, for example. And so on.

Vague Rome- as in Nostradamus et al, where Rome appears in many guises... occasionally even by its actual name, but often allegorically.

wow this is pretty cool but i think just another in the lines of all the other guys very vague so you can apply to history or even someones life

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Hi/
I would not call them vague!
Many of the Prophecies about the last days/end of the World give you names of countries and what will happen.....
One particular man was St Kosmas(15th 16th century)....his prophecies have come out 100%
What remains of them?
Russia will attack Turkey.......Constantinople will be given back to the Greeks.
St Sophia in Constantinople will once again hold Liturgy(it is a Mosque at the moment).....as it was early Christianity.
A great man will arise.......his name will start with I(YIOTA..Greek) and End with S(SIGMA)
The war will last 5 to 6 months.....18 countries will intervene, but back out at the last moment.the War will be over.....lots of blood shed.
After this War........The Apocalypse will begin to take form.

I dont think this is kind of vague.

helen

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Simple: HOAX!
Nobody has 'original' if even existed! There are so many versions that all are fabricated. Even more, when something happen, always some idiot in newspaper claim how that was written in 'Kreman prophecy'! I am sick of 'Kreman prophecy'.

The latest news from 2nd January said that Dragan Pjević will start to dig under burried Popovic's house in Užice where is by legend held 'original'.

You mean black gold?



I don't know what to make of this prophet yet, but I'm not ruling this being a hoax out just yet. I need to see more evidence. Like his original writings for example.

- Lee

Yes this could have been writen by someone modern day?
But if not its VERY interesting, I would like to see if anyone finds more proof or info about all this.

'Kreman prophecy' is a hoax! There is no original, just books poped up claiming to be true, but as I said there is no original.
As I wrote:
The latest news from 2nd January 2008 said that Dragan Pjević will start to dig under burried Popović's house in Užice where is by legend held 'original'.

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I agree there can be many falsified Prophecies 'out there'.
If prophecy speaks of changing ones ways to be closer to God and for one to be kinder to each other and not Judge one another,
then it is all good....especially if the prophecy is not about proclaiming ''all about me''.
Prophecy should not and is never about,
making one self a 'highly recognised public figure,in my opinion,
true prophecy that comes from God is about using prayer, fasting and being humble...as it was also in the Old Testament and their Prophets.
Prophecy is mainly for people to change their ways, to look out for others and humble oneself in doing so.
It was never about wanting 'public recognition' whilst still alive in this world.
In my opinion, prophecy should never be about 'one self'.
Whoever believes that one can prophesy in the name of God, is wrong and not being humble to receive such Revelation....if one is able to show love and mercy toward another, this in the eyes of God is good.
Although there are many prophecies out there, it is not all truth.....if one mixes truth with falsehood(demons can also prophesy lies) then it is more believable to the many that want to believe .
This not only confuses the many but drags them into despair when a known prophecy has not come out.
The True Word of God spoken of in prophecy,does not want to 'gain acceptance' in this World, but rather waits to be with God in the next!
It is a fact that we all can prophesy, but are we truly living the life of God to make such claims?
Demons can easily fool one to believe that they are good and can even make themselves appear as an 'Angel of light' and give one revelation, as if it were truly from God.
This has been known to happen quite alot........especially if one puts pride before Humbleness.

helen

Silo.

Oil was quite commonly referred to as "black gold" by the press (not necessarily in English, but in many other languages). And I would say "digging" is certainly a pretty good layman's description of the activity in question. (Which is why it is so easy to recognise in this particular image.)

"Black gold"

I don't have any opinion about this man or his prophecies, by the way - not yet, anyway.






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In this particular context, the "gold" seems to be oil.
For a long time, the press - always seeking "vivid" imagery ; ) - in many countries used to call oil "black gold".

See here, for example:

Google search: "Black gold"



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I don't think it is the Dalai Lama, because the purported prophecy then goes on to say: "but there will be many hypocrites around him so that he will have many ups and downs. Not one of these hypocrites will want to know what is real human grace, but his wise books will remain and all the words he will say, and then people will see how self-deceived they were".

The Dalai Lama is highly respected all over the world (except perhaps in China), regardless of religious beliefs.
Sure, the "hypocrites" part could apply to him, as could the "ups and downs" - but then, that could apply to most of us.
Besides, we don't even know of any such troubles (except for the obvious political ones, of course). As I said, his reputation as "spiritual leader" is worldwide and as high as anyone's could be.

This is just a thought, obviously, but it COULD be the late John Paul II.
He was from the North (Poland) - and I have the hunch that the second part would really fit him like a glove...

He wasn't really "little", of course - but, in all likelihood, the expression is to be understood in the sense of "man on the street": a man from the working class. (Which he was.)





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< this is me.


saw someone say tibet, FAR NORTH? LOL! a nation that is far north, thats United Kingdom, iceland or norway.


Serbia guy is not a prophet, he is open to his spiritual self. I am going to serbia to meet this guy and have him revil who i am.
What he has said is very interesting though


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More on the original post prophecy....




prophecy

This Prophecy reads like many other prophecies of Orthodoxy, all stating that
Constantinople will be a World wide event that will lead to the appearance of the Antichrist and then the end shall come.

IX
helen

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" Oil experts have estimated that by 2050, world oil reserves will run dry. "


a big fat lie....


and professional liars tell it well.


and they must, in order to pull off the last major con job on the uninformed masses, just prior to Our Lord returning...