Is there any proof to the Fatima prophecies?

Answer 1

Yes. One prediction was of an unusual light.

That light appeared all over the sky of Western Europe and then in Northern America on the evening of January 25, 1938. Over a large part of the northern hemisphere "the sky was ablaze like an immense moving furnace, provoking a very strong bloodred glow. The edge of the furnace was white, as if the sun was about to come up", said a newspaper report. It lasted from about 6:30 to 9:30 pm in Europe. The "experts" said that it must have been the northern lights, or an "aurora borealis", but those northern lights are caused by sunspots, of which only a minimum were recorded at that time. Also the nature of the light was quite different from that of an "aurora borealis" on January 25, 1938 in many cities the fire engines rolled out to look for the fire, something they never do for an "aurora borealis".

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Answer 2

The only way to determine whether an apparition is a "lying wonders" or a genuine message from God is to compare the apparition with Scripture. If the teachings that are attached to these apparitions are contrary to the Word of God, the apparitions themselves are then Satanic in nature. A study of the teachings of Our Lady Fatima with its "Miracle of the Sun" is a good example.

A webpage containing detailed descriptions of the “Miracle of the Sun” can be found at: www.religion-cults.com/fatima/sun.htm. It would indeed seem that something spectacular happened on October 13, 1917...the something did in fact appear and deliver a message. The fact that its timing coincided with what had been told to the shepherd children three months earlier would seem to tie this event with the apparitions they had been seeing over the previous months, first of the angel and later of the "Lady of Fatima."

When one compares the message of Fatima to what the Bible teaches, it is evident that the message of Fatima combines some biblical truth with several unbiblical practices and teachings. The following paragraphs are quoted directly from a website dedicated to the "Lady of Fatima," www.fatima.org. Specific words or sentences are underlined to indicate them to be unbiblical (not taught by the Bible), or anti-Biblical (contradictory to the Bible). Following the lengthy quotations, more information will be given with specific reasons for classifying these apparitions as "lying wonders." Here then is a quoted summary of the overall message given by the Lady of Fatima:

Answer 3

Do your own research.

Most of the prophecies dealt with events of the 20th century, which is already history.

There hasn't been a more accurate modern day prophecy than Fatima.

Answer 4

What kind of proof are you looking for? There have been many visions of the Blessed Mother thru out history.

Answer 5

No proof of any biblical prophecy. All just made up feel good stories.

Answer 6

Only old village wives tales.

Answer 7

None at all.

Answer 8

no.