This also is from the site from which I took the article on how to help Harold Camping's followers. It is worth reading, as well.
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What will Mr. Camping say on May 22?
- There are already indicators that HC has a “contingency plan” for after May 21.
- He may simply say (as he did after his 1994 prediction of Christ’s return) that his math was not quite right and that he will go back to studying the Scriptures to find the next date. However, he is quite definite about the prediction that Judgment Day will be coming on May 21, and that there is no “Plan B”.
- His recent emphasis on Jonah and Nineveh may signal that he will be telling his listeners that he was not wrong, but that God has heard the many prayers that have been offered up and that, in His mercy, He has postponed judgment. However, HC will be very hard pressed to explain how the churches, all of which he believes have become apostate, have manifested repentance; let alone to demonstrate how this nation and other nations have demonstrated repentance.
- One person close to Family Radio has suggested that HC will say something like this: “You see what has happened? The Bible is correct. Judgment day came, and just as God‟s mercy was granted to Nineveh, He has shed his abundant mercy upon us . . . We really do not need to know why, but it is obvious that Holy God has shown His mercy. He has validated what He told us in the Bible, validated it fully. We should thank Him, thank Him so deeply. Now it is all the more important, with these extra days He has given us to proclaim His Gospel in all the corners of the earth. So we need to sacrifice financially in every way to spread Family Radio still further and to strengthen this ministry.” This is probably close to exactly what will happen.
- In any case, what will HC say to people who have maxed out their credit cards, sold their homes, and taken out all of their life savings to “spread the Gospel of Judgment Day that is sure to come on May 21, 2011?” Will this bother him at all? Is there a possibility that some of those who have “forsaken all to follow Christ” (actually, HC) and who wake up on May 22 only to find themselves destitute will commit suicide? Would that bother HC at all? Is that the mark of a Christian teacher?
- And what will be the response in the broader society when media outlets and pundits poke fun at this “Bible teacher”, his followers, and his assured prediction of “what the Bible teaches”?
- How many who become disillusioned with HC after May 21 will ever come to a church again, given that they have been taught and have parroted that “Satan now rules the churches”, and that “you cannot be saved if you are in the church”?
- How many will continue to follow HC in spite of all of this?
“But as for you, continue in what you have learned and have firmly believed,
knowing from whom you learned it…” (II Timothy 3:14, ESV)



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