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The Harvest

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If you enjoyed The Final Quest or any of Joyner's other prophetic books, or if you've never read any of his material, The Harvest will not disappoint. It's much more than "the prophetic word for the 90s." The 90s are over and most of this book still applies to the future. If you want to be prepared for what God is about to do in our world, this book is the place to start. The Harvest will challenge you in your daily walk and motivate you to go deeper in order to be a ready vessel to be used by Him.

I first read the Harvest about five years ago. It quickly pushed me out of my spiritual lethargy and into a new realm of Christianity. This book will reshape your thinking. Beware, religious Christians! God may use this book to inflict damage on your traditional mindset. If you don't want to progress in your relationship with God, then don't read this book! Nonchristians, watch out! This may be the very book to convince you of the reality of a living God, and His benefits to you!

Inspiring! Timely Wakeup prophecy. Written 20 yrs ago and shows a lot of Rick Joyner's words have come to pass. Revised and updated to explain. Everyone should read this. Excellent!

Awesome book. Has great insight in God's prophecy and vision for the Church and his people. If you are interested in prophecy that has been and will be fulfilled, you will get it in Rick's visions that were downloaded to him by God. It's an amazing book with lots of information that we are seeing in this world today.

This is a very timely book for the end times. It was written in the 1980's but rings true in the season the Church is in. This book is great to read along with Rick Joyner's other books the The Final Quest, The Call and The Torch and the Sword.

This book should be required reading for every true believer and for those that want to become one.

Rick Joyner wrote this book a few years ago and a friend recommended that I get this book. I read this book and the revelations that Rick discusses were being preached by myself and others 30 years ago. There is nothing new in this book but a reaffrimation of what we were preaching years ago! A good book!

This is an excellent book about end-time prophecies that all Christians should be aware of and be prepared. The book gave us insights of many awesome truths that have been twisted or ignored by the Church. It is time that the churches in the West wake up and get out of their sleeping comfort life-styles. I highly recommend this book.

SUBTITLE: "The Prophetic word of the nineties" -- very appropriate. Very insightful about the moves of the Spirit among the Christians. Warnings about dangerous trends.

Make sure you also read Rick Joyner's "Final Quest." It should be included in the contemporary cannon of the saints.

I don't have a problem with the person of Rick Joyner,I believe him to be a sincere believer. As so much to the "predictions" "prophesies" or "visions" that he claims to have had.

I have read many of Rick's prophesies and initially thought he was a visionary writer. But in going back over the "track record" of his predictions, I noticed more and more errors or mistakes. I haven't got room to give a complete listing of them . Just maybe two of the more obvious ones. In 1989 Rick predicted the imminent fall of the Communist party in China, that a Russian type overthrow was about to happen. It didn't,the communists actually defeated the student democrats. In fact you could say over the past twenty years or so they are in just as much as in power as they ever were and have persecuted the church just as violently.

Secondly during the first Gulf War Mr Joyner said that limited nuclear weapons would be exchanged in the next Iraq war ! Given that the the Americans couldn't find any sort of Weapons of Mass destruction, that prediction was defiantly wrong.

No-where in his writings does Rick address these failings, in fact he carries on regardless, giving out every year yet more and more new prophetic writings . That to me is an indication of his error. If he'd openly discuss about even one of his past mistaken visions, it'd give hope as to his prophetic honestly and accountability. But so far I haven't seen him back down on any given word. They are according to him "all true" or "about to come to pass".

When we hear a prophecy/vision we are, according to the bible, suppose to examine/test them for truth. Isn't that right ? Then having done so, if we see over time there were mistaken or had errors, then it must surely lead us to doubt the validity of the words as coming from God's Holy Spirit ?

I take no satisfaction from casting doubt on what Rick has to say, rather sadness that such a sincere man is in error.