you can safely ignore john koyle.
yahoveh doesn't talk to mormons. sorry.
there's a lot of bullshit artists out there so you better
have a good filter or you'll end up chasing your tail
and going down blind alleys...
Quoting: grimmlord How do you know that "God doesn't speak to Mormons"? It seems to me that if someone were positioned where they could carry out His Will he would use whatever was close at hand! Didn't he speak to Rahab the Prostitute and tell her to hide the Hebrew spies? Didn't He speak to Pontius Pilate's wife in a dream and tell her that Christ was innocent of the charges against him?
This guy may or may not be for real. And I'm in no way advocating that you run out and join his group! On the other hand, some of what he says coincides with other prophecies and statements about the future I've run across from people who most likely didn't know he existed.
An interesting thread, nonetheless.
I will also add that he was excommunicated, but they apparently could only do so in public. I read that he had already received the second comforter (Jesus Christ) in addition to the Holy Ghost. So, he was still a member above their prosecution, his election and calling were made sure, at least that is what I have read, that he is still on the church records as a full member. He was an LDS member for many years and had no intent of being excommunicated for his visions and his dealings with the mine.
Maybe you Mormon haters would like this then, "Bishop Koyle told the apostle J. Golden Kimball to go to Joseph F. Smith the prophet and ask him not to deliver his conference speech against the mine.
* Unwillingly, J. Golden went to President Smith with the request, and was surprised to learn that Joseph Fielding had not told anyone about that sermon. And so he never gave it. (This was one of J. Golden's favorite "Dream Mine" stories.)"
Anyway, my main focus for this thread is what he had to say about the future of the United States, it struck me as corroborating well with what others have said on this forum so I chose to share that portion of his message. He also was supposed to have predicted a lot of things that came true during his own time that I did not focus on here.
I will also add that I think God can probably speak to almost anyone provided that they are in tune enough and willing to listen and learn.
