For today, I want to draw upon the well-known idiom of the proof is in the pudding from a prophetic perspective.

And this because of the overwhelming preponderance of evidence that according to Bible prophecy we prove according

to Bible prophecy that we are at the very end. Actually Bible prophecy is explicit in this regard for telling that at the time of the end,

a growing number of people will turn from the truth, refusing to hear the truth, but the proof of that truth is in the pudding, as it were.

Let me begin with a definition and explanation of the meaning of this idiom.

The proof is in the pudding is an expression that means the value, quality, or

truth of something that must be judged based on direct experience with it or on its results.

The expression is an alteration of an older saying that makes the meaning a bit clearer.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating.

In other words, things must be judged by trying them yourself or seeing them in action rather than on other

factors such as hearsay. Another variation of the term is the proof of the pudding which

refers to the results themselves or the proof of the pudding, which refers to the results themselves, or the testing of something,

to judge its value or truth. In these sayings, the word proof was originally used in the sense

of a test of something, such as a test of quality, worth,

truth, etc. However, and please listen, it is now interpreted as meaning the same thing

as keyword evidence.

These expressions are applied to a wide variety of scenarios.

They're often used in the context of offering evidence for a particular argument or noting that a judgment can't be made until the final result.

Here's the truth. The truth is we have the final result.

The jury is no longer out.

The verdict is now in.

And as such, a judgment can be made based on the evidence.

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