What the Eclipse Prophets Won't Tell You

The Failure of the Four Blood Moons Prophecies

Hey, remember those four blood moons prophecies in the 2010s? John Hagee wrote a best-selling book, there was even a theatrical film. And what happened? Absolutely nothing. Did a single false prophet lose their job after that?

Why Solar Eclipses Are Not Prophetic Signs

And here we are again with another eclipse and more wannabe prophets saying Jesus is coming soon, even though the Bible already says that. Let's just put this to rest right here. Natural solar eclipses are never mentioned in the Bible.

They are not prophetic signs of anything. And don't let the YouTube and TikTok prophets tell you otherwise, no matter how many millions of views they have. But Gabe, haven't you heard that the great solar eclipse of 2017 passed over 7 cities named Salem which is short for Jerusalem?

So what?

Jerusalem is in the Middle East, not the United States, and neither that eclipse nor this one are visible there, or by most people on the Earth. But Gabe, haven't you heard that the great solar eclipse of 2024 is going to pass over 7 cities named Nineveh?

Not true. The total eclipse is going to pass over 2 cities named Nineveh, and it will be partially visible from another 5. By the way, the eclipse will be at least partially visible everywhere in the US.

But Gabe, haven't you heard that both eclipses cross over a town called Rapture, Indiana? No, it's an unincorporated town called Rapture, and the total eclipse was not seen there in 2017, but will be in 2024.

No Prophetic Significance in Eclipses

And this has no prophetic significance. Again, solar eclipses are naturally occurring. An Ohio newspaper from 1970 reported the eclipse in 2024. We can calculate when they will happen. But Jesus said no one will know the hour or the day of his return.

Enjoy an eclipse for the beauty that it is, for Psalm 19 .5 says that the sun runs its course with joy as God made the sun and the moon to run like clockwork. This is not a sign of the end. But you do still need to repent and turn to Christ, for judgment will come at an hour you do not expect.

When we understand the text.