Kam,
You remain one of the most confusing and contradictory voices on this forum.
You quote Scripture as if it’s true, yet you reject the very foundation of that Scripture—Yeshua the Messiah. You discredit who He claimed to be, what He fulfilled, and what the Word clearly says about Him.
Then you cling to the Great Disappointment of 1844, trying to tie it to the rise of Baha’u’llah—a man who claimed to be God, yet fulfilled none of the prophecies of the true Messiah.
Yeshua fulfilled over 300 specific prophecies, backed by historical and spiritual accuracy.
Baha’u’llah fulfilled nothing except the warnings of Scripture about false prophets and deceivers who come in their own name.
Kam, when you try to support your faith with Scripture, you expose how shallow its foundations really are.
Your arguments twist back on themselves. You claim spiritual truth, yet repeatedly contradict the very texts you appeal to.
So let me ask you clearly—one question: If you came to the knowledge that the 1844 timeline has no connection to Baha’u’llah whatsoever, and that it was a misinterpretation of Daniel’s prophecy, would you have the courage to denounce him?
Because here’s the truth:
If 1844 is exposed as false (and it has been time and time again), then your entire faith system collapses.
And at that point, you’re left with a choice—cling to deception, or turn to the truth: Yeshua, the Son of the Living God, who alone fulfilled prophecy, died for your sins, rose again, and is coming in glory.
I pray you’re ready to face that question with honesty—because your soul depends on it.
