About the Future, about predicting the Future, is the publisher and editor of the Franchise New Zealand magazine & website writing. (Franchise New Zealand magazine, Issue 1 Autumn 2013)

He says that weather forecasters will tell us that predicting the future is a very difficult thing. He says also that it is a very dangerous thing to predict the future.

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But here are his own words: “Predicting the future is a dangerous thing to do, particularly if someone is looking for an opportunity into which to invest their money and their life.” (“What’s the next big thing in franchising?”)

I invested my life into the service of God. I devoted my life to the Lord Jesus Christ.

In Second Peter 3:8 we read:

“But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day.”

I looked up Second Peter 3:8 in three commentaries on the Bible and this is what I learned:

“His eternity exceeds all measures of time.” (Jamieson Fausset and Brown) “All things past, present, and future, are ever before him.” (Matthew Henry) “God is outside time.” (The New Bible Commentary Revised)

And this is what Peter Drucker says, “The best way to predict the future is to create it.”