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Lion nearly killed prophet after botched miracle

By Jim on Fri, 03/11/16
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The prophet went into a trance and started to speak in tongues as he demonstrated his “power over animals”

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Bert Perry

NewSnicker

Fri, 03/11/16

I would ordinarily suggest that this false prophet ought to be treated in the Old Testament way, but I think “Leo” administered a fitting rebuke. False prophecy will sometimes quite literally bite you on the tuckus.

Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.

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TylerR

NewFaith

Fri, 03/11/16

Obviously, this prophet just didn’t have enough faith …

Tyler is a pastor in Olympia, WA and works in State government.

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Joel Tetreau

NewPain in the backside!

Sat, 03/12/16

Wow…….what a “pain in the backside!”

Kids don’t try this at your neighborhood zoo!

Straight Ahead!

jt

Dr. Joel Tetreau serves as Senior Pastor, Southeast Valley Bible Church (sevbc.org); Regional Coordinator for IBL West (iblministry.com), Board Member & friend for several different ministries;

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Jim

NewMy favorite filing this week!

Sat, 03/12/16

My favorite filing this week!

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