Four Blood Moons

Did these "biblical scholars" not catch the part of the Bible that condemned astrology? It'sa form of witchcraft, and we all know what the Bible prescribes for witches.

This is the most Jingoistic, Antichristian documentary I've seen in a long time.

Several men make appearances in this movie saying; "The Bible says this and the Bible says that and all kinds of Bible prophecy were fulfilled in modern times by the nation of Israel.

I know what the Bible says and you can't just pluck Bible verses out of context and use them to support a pet viewpoint. For example, many times when God speaks to Israel by means of the prophets he describes a lot of things that He will do for them if they will just turn back to him and stop worshipping false gods etc. To say that such a verse is a prophecy that was fulfilled in 1948 is really taking a trip off the reservation.

Also the star that appeared to the magi when Jesus was born was not a heavenly sign from God. These magi were astrologers, which was condemned by God in the law to Moses. God wouldn't give them signs. These magi were instructed by Herod to report back to him the location of Jesus because Herod wanted to kill Jesus and Satan was the one who wanted Herod to succeed. The star was from Satan, not God.

Don't let people who don't know the Bible tell you what the Bible says. Many Jews don't even accept much of the Bible as the word of God. The New Testament explains how Jesus death redeemed all mankind and after Peter went to the home of Cornelius, baptism by holy spirit came upon non-Jews and salvation was opened up to all believers. This meant that the Jews stopped being a uniquely "chosen" people of God. Sadly there are many seemingly knowledgeable so-called Bible scholars who promote personal beliefs and hand-pick select verses from the Bible to provide seeming support of these views.

I for one was quite intrigued. As of recently, I've been doing a 'deep dive' into getting to know God. I want to know as much as I can about Him. And just to be clear, I do believe that God does in fact, exist.

It's just that over the past year, I've had a very strong urge to investigate the Bible. I've been researching everything I can. Because I want to be as accurate as possible when it comes to planting God's 'seeds'.

I found this docudrama to be informative. It made me research the events spoken of. I feel that this docudrama was well done. However, I would have liked it if they had actual dates, and more data to back up what they were saying. Be that as it may, I loved the piece, and I would definitely recommend this to anyone.

I think people should research things for themselves. From all the research I've done thus far, I believe beyond a shadow of a doubt, that God's words have been tried and true.

I've no quarrel with "true believers." Freedom to pursue any ideology is part and parcel of our democratic system in the good US of A. However, when religionists line up a battery of so-called "experts" who are no more that other religionists, and in this case a pro-Israel agenda and try to pass it off with a patina of "science," that's when they step on the side of being egregiously offensive.

The entire episode is laced with fantasy, anecdotal reported incidents and in some cases, pure nonsense. Sure, I should have known that this would slanted but ugh! Why didn't they tell us it would completely topsy-turvy?

If you're a true believer, you'll like this movie. As a scientist who is pro-Israel, I hated it.

Some one just wanted to sell a book. The only one of interest was the scientist who stated if you put enough numbers together you can prove anything. I listed and watched but all it was is a bunch of mini stories without any meat. When they are trying to prove something they need to have dates, people who supported the theory, who did the results, etc.

They made a lot of statements but no proof nor any documentations other then I said it so it must be true.

Not worth the money plus they charged more for this showing then others. We also had to listen to the local pastor who got up there and was trying to get us to join his Church- not cool.