You said that God would communicate with me at a specific time on a specific date. You said this after you explained that your way to tell when God is communicating with you is that you "feel a prompting from God." I felt no "prompting" or anything else that I would interpret as a sign that God is trying to communicate with me.
You thought that God had told you something. That thing turned out to be wrong, so after the fact, you changed the parameters to make it no longer appear wrong. This is dishonest.
What you did is dishonest.
So my will is stronger than God's? I didn't know I had it in me.
Who's the stranger in your analogy: you or God?
If it's you, then I'd treat you like any other salesperson who uses shady tactics: with suspicion and caution.
If it's God, then you're assuming facts not in evidence.
All I'm doing is
applying the only test you've given us. I thought your religion was againsy hypocrisy... or is your version of the religion one that doesn't care about the preachings of Jesus?