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The Old Testament warrants us of false prophets, the New Testament even Christ Himself warrants

us of false prophets, and yet false prophets as promised arise, and they sometimes have

things to say that are intelligible, wrong, evil, but intelligible, and sometimes they

don't have much to say.

They're what Scripture calls empty talkers.

Welcome back to Issuesetc.org, it's time for this week in Pop Christianity.

Today we're going to talk about Kurt Landrie's Rosh Hashanah prophecies.

Pastor Chris Rosebro is our guest, he's Pastor of Consving or Lutheran Church, an Oslo

Minnesota, and creator and host to the YouTube channel Fighting for the Faith.

Chris, welcome back.

Thanks for having me back, Todd.

Why does Pop Christianity seem obsessed with Old Testament Jewish holy days?

Well, there is a thing that happens in evangelicalism and Pop Christianity, and that is just

that they kind of chase after current trends.

There's like fads that come into the church, and this has been one that's been growing

for a while, and it's really become quite the fad because there's a number of false teachers

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