If you can reconcile this, I actually consider myself Christian. And as arrogant as this may sound, I consider myself a Prophet and not a Psychic. There’s a difference. In Genesis we read,
“Now therefore restore the man his wife; for he is a prophet, and he shall pray for thee, and thou shalt live” Genesis 20:7 KJV
Prophets are held to a higher standard. In Israel, false prophets were punished by death (although, I hope you will be kinder on me if I miss a prediction or two!)
When I went on Boston Radio and National Television between 2011 and 2014, I put my reputation on the line. I declared 30 predictions each year and we watched throughout the year to see what came true and what didn’t. If I was a fraud, I wouldn’t have made it past 2011. Some of my predictions that manifested? I will give you some of the more incredible ones.
1. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
2. The Fukushima meltdown.
3. The meteor that struck Siberia.
4. Superstorm Sandy, naming the exact states that were going to be affected no less!
5. Hurricane Irene (the fact that it would strike New England, which hurricanes rarely do.)
After years of documentation, my worst year of accuracy was 74.4%. My best was 96.6%.
But how can you tell who's a fraud and who's real? It is called The Mathematical Law of Problematical Conjecture. It means this:
Let’s say I tell you, “Tomorrow, it is going to rain.” I have a 50% chance of being right. However, every variable I introduce to the prediction REDUCES my chances of being correct by 50%. The Mathematical Law of Problematical Conjecture. Now let’s say I add to that and say “It will start raining at 9am” I have now reduced my chances of being accurate by another 50% down to 25%. Now I say “It will stop raining at 2pm”. My chances of being correct are now 12.5%. You follow? Stay with me…
When I predicted the Boston Marathon attacks, I said the following:
The city…Boston. That’s 50% (although, considering the number of cities in the US, I should be given more credit!) Then I predicted the type of event. Tragedy. 25% chance now. I predicted the time. Late April. 12.5%. I predicted the result. Economic depression in the Back Bay. 6.25%. I predicted where the perpetrators would be caught. “The city submerged in water”. They were captured/killed in Watertown, MA. I had a 3.125% chance of being correct…and I was. Friends, you can’t GUESS like that.
I often draw the ire of other Christians that say that such works are the works of the devil. I will site two passages of Scripture in particular.
"Having then gifts differing according to the grace that is given to us, whether prophecy, let us prophesy according to the proportion of faith"
~ Romans 12:6
and
"Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world."
~ 1 John 4:1
Further, Jesus himself said, “And if Satan cast out Satan, he is divided against himself; how shall then his kingdom stand?” Mt 12:26
And I simply don’t have the space here to quote all the sections in the Bible where they “…built an Altar unto the Lord.” Noah, Abraham, Jacob, Moses, Joshua…even Joseph had a “Divination Cup”.
I’ve been doing this for 26 years now. And yes, I speak to the Dead also. The souls come to me from various places. Dark places, Heavenly places, and “Neutral” places. I couldn’t even tell you what the other side is like because I haven’t died! I only know what I have been shown and there is no theology yet that I have found to describe it.
So, I am asking you to take a leap of faith…and to trust me.
Sincerely,
Rev. Eric J. Fraize; OSB
“Now therefore restore the man his wife; for he is a prophet, and he shall pray for thee, and thou shalt live” Genesis 20:7 KJV
Prophets are held to a higher standard. In Israel, false prophets were punished by death (although, I hope you will be kinder on me if I miss a prediction or two!)
When I went on Boston Radio and National Television between 2011 and 2014, I put my reputation on the line. I declared 30 predictions each year and we watched throughout the year to see what came true and what didn’t. If I was a fraud, I wouldn’t have made it past 2011. Some of my predictions that manifested? I will give you some of the more incredible ones.
1. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
2. The Fukushima meltdown.
3. The meteor that struck Siberia.
4. Superstorm Sandy, naming the exact states that were going to be affected no less!
5. Hurricane Irene (the fact that it would strike New England, which hurricanes rarely do.)
After years of documentation, my worst year of accuracy was 74.4%. My best was 96.6%.
But how can you tell who's a fraud and who's real? It is called The Mathematical Law of Problematical Conjecture. It means this:
Let’s say I tell you, “Tomorrow, it is going to rain.” I have a 50% chance of being right. However, every variable I introduce to the prediction REDUCES my chances of being correct by 50%. The Mathematical Law of Problematical Conjecture. Now let’s say I add to that and say “It will start raining at 9am” I have now reduced my chances of being accurate by another 50% down to 25%. Now I say “It will stop raining at 2pm”. My chances of being correct are now 12.5%. You follow? Stay with me…
When I predicted the Boston Marathon attacks, I said the following:
The city…Boston. That’s 50% (although, considering the number of cities in the US, I should be given more credit!) Then I predicted the type of event. Tragedy. 25% chance now. I predicted the time. Late April. 12.5%. I predicted the result. Economic depression in the Back Bay. 6.25%. I predicted where the perpetrators would be caught. “The city submerged in water”. They were captured/killed in Watertown, MA. I had a 3.125% chance of being correct…and I was. Friends, you can’t GUESS like that.
I often draw the ire of other Christians that say that such works are the works of the devil. I will site two passages of Scripture in particular.
"Having then gifts differing according to the grace that is given to us, whether prophecy, let us prophesy according to the proportion of faith"
~ Romans 12:6
and
"Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world."
~ 1 John 4:1
Further, Jesus himself said, “And if Satan cast out Satan, he is divided against himself; how shall then his kingdom stand?” Mt 12:26
And I simply don’t have the space here to quote all the sections in the Bible where they “…built an Altar unto the Lord.” Noah, Abraham, Jacob, Moses, Joshua…even Joseph had a “Divination Cup”.
I’ve been doing this for 26 years now. And yes, I speak to the Dead also. The souls come to me from various places. Dark places, Heavenly places, and “Neutral” places. I couldn’t even tell you what the other side is like because I haven’t died! I only know what I have been shown and there is no theology yet that I have found to describe it.
So, I am asking you to take a leap of faith…and to trust me.
Sincerely,
Rev. Eric J. Fraize; OSB