"Hebrew Israelite's" Join False Prophecy Club w/JWs, LDS w/the 400 Years Failure

Thank you. 2020.

That means 1980 is 40 years ago. Can you believe that it's been 40 years since the

Empire Strikes Back came out? Think back. Do you remember that it's been 40 years now since George Brett of the

Kansas City Royals chased a 400 batting average finishing the baseball season at 390?

And can you believe that the breaks by Curtis Blow is already 40 years old? Break it up, break it up, break it up!

Um, maybe you can on that one. That one sounded pretty dated.

Still, can you believe it? 1980 is officially over the hill.

Well, 2020 also marks another kind of milestone. Yet another failed end times prophecy by a cultic group.

This time it's a sizable number of the Hebrew Israelite movement. Note, I didn't say all or even most, but rather that a sizable number have been telling us now for a few years that the curses and captivity of the so -called

Hebrew Israelites will end in 2019. For example, here's a book called

Proof is in the Pudding by Rhonda Harlan. I'll read you two sections where she says exactly that.

We must pray every day in this captivity until we are released from it in this current year, 2019.

Break the mental chains of slavery now holding our people down. We must return to the laws, statutes, and commandments by faith, 2019.

The 400 years curses will be over. Genesis 15, 12 through 14.

Will you be ready? The end of our curse is upon us.

The official dates of the slavery in the United States of America began August 16, 19.

400 years later would be 2019. In fact, both

Adam Coleman and I did videos on this phenomenon in 2019. These videos were filmed on site at Point Comfort, Virginia.

You have to watch the videos to understand the historical significance of that location. I'll put a link in the description.

But now, 2019 has passed and it's 2020. And the 400 year prophecy has failed.

Fear not, my dear Hebrew Israelites. You are not alone. Because this type of cultic, prophetic failure isn't the first time this has happened.

For example, did you know that in February 1835, Joseph Smith, founder of the

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints, better known as the Mormons, predicted Jesus would return within 56 years before 1891?

You may have heard that the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, or the Jehovah's Witnesses, have predicted the coming of Christ at least five times by most counts within their first century of existence.

That's not even including some of their other failed predictions, such as falsely predicting the resurrection of Abraham and other ancient figures in the late 1920s and 30s.

The Jehovah's Witnesses even bought a house in San Diego for Abraham and friends in 1929 for when they were supposed to return.

It was called Beth Sarim. It was called the House of Princes, which they later sold in 1942.

This time, however, the false prophecy falls at the feet of certain members of the

Black Hebrew Israelite community. A sizable number of Black Hebrew Israelites promoted the idea that their captivity would end in 2019.

Some Black Hebrew Israelites who promoted this idea insinuated the return of Christ and ensuing judgment would be the mechanism by which this would happen.

Other Hebrew Israelites disagreed with that aspect. For example, Elder Shadrach Porter, leader of a

Toronto -based group of Hebrew Israelites, mocked this version of the 400 -year prophecy being promoted by some of his fellow co -religionists in an interview which has almost 160 ,000 views at the time of this recording.

At the end of the 400 years, what are we looking at? The Messiah coming? What is going to happen at the end of the 400 years? Oh, we hear that all the time.

All you need to do is go on YouTube. And you'll hear the Messiah coming. But when the man

Jesus was asked the question, he said he doesn't know. Other Hebrew Israelites claim 2019 will mark the restoration of God's people in some significant way.

But most Hebrew Israelites who talked about this prophecy kept it vague. It has to be more than a coincidence that the 400 -year curse pronounced on Israel ends sometime in 2019.

Or maybe they would say the 400 -year curse ends sometime in 2019.

Or they might say something big is going to happen to fulfill this prophecy.

Or our captivity will end in 2019. Or time is almost up.

But they never clearly defined what they meant. For example, Hebrew Israelite author

Dante Fortson writes that the fulfillment of the 400 -year prophecy is quote, that the prayer lines open up in 2019 because the curse will end, end quote.

And quote, the only thing you should expect is that sometime in 2019 we can start calling out to the

Most High again as a people. In one of his multiple videos discussing the 400 -year prophecy,

Fortson implies part of the fulfillment of the prophecy will be a quote, shift in attitude towards true

Israel, end quote. In the same video, Fortson hints that events such as the

President of Ghana announcing 2019 as the year of return may indicate that the

Black Hebrew Israelites of America must first go into Africa before they return to the land of Israel, as if perhaps

West Africa could be equivalent to their own wilderness journey. Fortson, along with many other

Black Hebrew Israelites, also seems to believe that current talk about reparations could be a possible fulfillment of Genesis 15 -14.

And also that nation whom they shall serve will I judge, and afterward shall they come out with great substance.

It's stuff like this that has helped Dante earn a well deserved nickname, 400 years

Fortson. By this time you're probably wondering how did the Hebrew Israelites who promoted this now -filled prophecy come up with this date?

Honestly, it's kind of confusing. Seriously, you'll see what I mean. But here we go.

Almost all Hebrew Israelites who touted 2019 as an especially prophetic year began in Genesis 15 -13.

And he said unto Abraham, Know of a surety that thy seed shall be a stranger in a land that is not theirs, and shall serve them, and they shall afflict them 400 years.

The next move some proponents of the 400 year prophecy make is to argue that the descendants of Abraham did not experience 400 years of slavery in Egypt.

For example, in this book, Hebrew Israelite by Five Undeniable Proofs by Dr.

Trevor Udenis, he says that exact thing. To whom does the probability of the curses refer?

Genesis 15 -13 -14. 400 years of slavery in Egypt wasn't it?

The answer is no, because they were not in Egypt for 400 years under a wicked

Pharaoh or in slavery for 400 years, but we were. I've heard directly with my own ears many

Hebrew Israelites explicitly blame the movie The Ten Commandments for belief in the 400 years date, seemingly ignoring a possible confirmation of that number,

Acts 7 -6. And God spake on this wise, that his seed should sojourn in strange land, and that they should bring them into bondage, and entreat them evil 400 years.

Quick caveat, to be fair, there is some legitimate debate amongst historians on the question of the length of time of Hebrew bondage in Egypt.

Some scholars land on about 400 years, or 430 more precisely, and others go with 215 years or so.

To better understand these issues, I recommend Professor Jack Riggs 1971 article on the subject, linked in the description below.

But, back to our Hebrew Israelite friends. The specific Hebrew Israelites, who are proponents of the 400 years prophecy, continue their argument this way.

Since the Israelite captivity in Egypt was not 400 years, and yet, 400 years were prophesied, the 400 years in captivity prophecy still must be fulfilled, since we know

God's word is true and prophecy can't fail. The next step some of these

Hebrew Israelites make, is to then misuse Deuteronomy Ha!

I've been saying that for years. I mean the right way. The next step some of these

Hebrew Israelites make, is to then misuse Deuteronomy 2868, to claim that the

United States is, in some sense, a new Egypt for the true Biblical Israelites.

For example, Hebrew Israelites by 5 Undeniable Proofs, by Dr. Trevor Udenis. Let's turn now to page 114.

What is the probability of all these things occurring to one group of people 3 ,000 years after it's written?

Deuteronomy 2868 taken into slavery by ships for 400 years.

The people called Afro -Caribbean, Afro -American, are the only people who fit each and every prophecy perfectly.

I challenge you to find another. There is none. And here is an example by Elder Shadrock, leader of the

Israelite Nation Worldwide Ministries. It means that the United States of America is

Egypt. If you read a Bible, it will tell you that you shall go into Egypt again with ships.

The old Egypt, you did not need ships. I'm thinking about that right now in terms of how they got to the old

Egypt versus the new Egypt, ships. You couldn't take ships to the old

Egypt. No, the old Egypt, we didn't need ships. One thing to note,

Elder Shadrock of INWWM seems to hold a different version of the 400 year prophecy, where he, and he's certainly not alone on this, argues that the first captivity in Egypt was indeed 400 years, and therefore this current captivity will also run 400 years as well, in the new

Egypt, the United States of America. This position that both the current captivity in the

USA, as well as the initial captivity in Egypt, both are 400 years, is yet another variant of the 400 year prophecy.

Indeed, there are many variations of the 400 year prophecy, but they all share a basic premise.

1619 marks the beginning of captivity for persons kidnapped from the continent of Africa, and 2019 marks the end of captivity for descendants of said persons who were actually the true biblical

Israelites. Now, not to be out done, other

Hebrew Israelite advocates, such as the INWWM, believe much of the 400 year prophecy has already been fulfilled, and is currently in the process of being fulfilled further.

Personally, I do not believe that much of the 400 year prophecy has started to be fulfilled. I mean, personally

I do believe that much of the 400 year prophecy has started to be fulfilled. I do. I believe we're seeing the beginnings of the fulfillment of the 400 year the end of the 400 years.

However, INWWM claims if you have, quote, European training, you will never be able to see the fulfillment of the 400 year prophecy until it is too late, when the great and final war is brought to America's shores in order to judge the

U .S. The final piece of the puzzle of knowing if the 400 year captivity is at an end is the coming war between America and Iran and their allies.

Theo has taught this before you all knew this would be an issue between America and Iran.

As an example of this fulfillment, INWWM talks about people migrating to countries such as Gambia and Sierra Leone as, quote, a partial fulfillment of the 400 years prophecy.

But, you must understand, not only is the year return happening, right? You're going to see other things happen.

There's a call to return where? There's a call to return to Africa. This is part of the fulfillment of us leaving the lands of our captivity.

Frankly, INWWM and other Hebrew Israelite groups like them want to have it both ways in regards to date setting for the full fulfillment of the so -called 400 year prophecy.

They want to make a big deal about 2019, and now even 2020, but without giving any meaningful specifics until after the fact.

This, my friends, is a cheap trick. Don't be fooled.

Now, let me offer a final word about these new dates being offered and these recalibrations.

Since it's obviously now 2020, and since obviously nothing has really happened, what are the

Hebrew Israelites who promoted this 400 years prophecy saying? Some are saying that the white man has tinkered with time, and therefore they blame it on the westernized calendar.

Others are saying that all they really meant was that the fulfillment of the 400 year prophecy can come anytime after 400 years.

Not that it would happen at the 400 year mark. Others are even recalibrating saying now that the proper date is actually

August 20th, 2020. Although 1619 to 2019 makes up 400 years, we must finish the final year.

Therefore, the end of the prophecy would be August 20th, 20th, and not August 2019.

And so now we have, most likely, yet another false prophecy to look forward to.

But the loudest voices are now promoting this idea that the 400 year prophecy was and or is being fulfilled.

It's just that we can't see it. Then they look back at 2019 and find ad hoc news items they can force like so many misshapen pieces into a puzzle of their own making.

It's prophecy after the fact ladies and gentlemen, which is really no prophecy at all.

One final word now I offer about the One West Camps. Remember, I said this was probably not a majority position, but it certainly is a sizable number.

My fellow urban apologists know this. We couldn't go anywhere on the Hebrew's light sections of the internet for the past couple of years without bumping into proponents of the 400 year prophecy.

They were everywhere. Here are some examples. Still, there were certain groups, like the

Israel of God, not One West, based in Chicago, who spoke out against the 400 year prophecy.

And there were other groups. In fact, you know the Hebrew's light groups on the corner?

The ones who like to yell? Yeah, those guys? We call those guys One Westers. Well, guess what?

This is one they actually got right. Almost all the One West Hebrew's light camps came out against the 400 year prophecy before the fact.

That's right. For example, here's a whole video of Rakah of GOCC debunking the 400 year prophecy.

Now, his came out after the fact, but still, you get the idea. In fact, here's a video where a

One West GMS Hebrew's light calls the 400 year prophecy a, quote, false doctrine, and says, quote, it's like the year 2000 prophecy all over again, end quote.

What's that all about, you might ask? The year 2000 prophecy? Well, I think this is a case of fool me once, shame on you.

Fool me twice, shame on me. See, in the late 90's, the leader of the same group, the

GMS Hebrew Israelites, Tahar, heavily promoted the false year 2000 prophecy.

But this time around, Tahar and the GMS camp he leads are steadily against the 400 years prophecy.

But back in the 90's, they were all about the year 2000 false prophecy, which claimed

Yahavishai was coming back to ignite a final race war in which the 12 tribes of Israel would finally slaughter and enslave all the

Arabs, Asians, Africans, Indians, and Europeans who troubled them. Here's some examples of Tahar preaching that false doctrine.

But look, Tahar wasn't the only one. Almost all of the one less

Hebrew Israelites promoted the false year 2000 prophecy in the year 2000.

In fact, I think I'll end this video with a brief montage of this false prophecy. That's all for now.

Maybe I'll see you again, though, on August 20th, 2020. Until then, Vocabalone signing out.

Oh, and be sure to like this video, share this video, please subscribe to the channel as well, and now enjoy these clips of Hebrew Israelites promoting the false year 2000 prophecy in the 90s.

Take place before the year 2000. America has less than 628 days.

America has less than 628 days. America has less than 628 days before this country is taken out and thermonuclear destroyed.

This kingdom, America, is going to be destroyed before the year 2000. And all you so -called white people, your condemnation, you are condemned to what?

Hell! If you're going to be in hell, you're going to be oppressed before the year 2000. Christ is going to come back. Museum of America is going to be destroyed before the year 2000 by thermonuclear destruction.