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adamhovey1988
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The world will end on 3 October 2031. I base this on absolutely nothing than being an arbitrary random date off the top of my head.
We done gone and got left behind.Maybe the world ended and we just don’t know it.![]()
[What happend??]
I do not believe these theories, however see below:Maybe the world ended and we just don’t know it.![]()
Agreed. In his defense, while he did talk of natural disasters and I believe solar flares taking out the electrical grid, he never said the world was going to end. Along with Vico, I’m certainly not defending his theories and I believe looking to natural disasters as a sign of the end times is a gross misapplication of the book of Revelation, but the “fake news” machine was at it again.David Meade wrote: "Pastor Paul Begley and I are like itinerant preachers – we live paycheck to paycheck. Neither one of us has said the world is going to end. It’s going on forever. But these billion-dollar major media groups that write about us distort what we have said. In fact right after the Tribulation is the Millennium – a wonderful thousand-year period of peace! "
Been looking for this? Is it on the Catholic Answers YouTube channel ?Actually, Jimmy Akin talked about this prediction last week on Catholic Answers and put it to rest. Its just a natural phenomenon that occurs on a regular basis. And the last time it happened nothing happened then either.
That would be 1 hour and 1 minute.fisherman_carl:![]()
Been looking for this? Is it on the Catholic Answers YouTube channel ?Actually, Jimmy Akin talked about this prediction last week on Catholic Answers and put it to rest. Its just a natural phenomenon that occurs on a regular basis. And the last time it happened nothing happened then either.
Found it - at about 1:01 of this video if anyone is interested.
Yes the pattern repeats over time, except that David Meade said what makes it unique is that it occurs 33 days after the Solar Eclipse, and that was what was significant he thinks. Now the seven year tribulation period with solar flares, etc., per his belief, will likely begin October 15, 2017, but he is not saying it will occur for certain. So really, the media has made a muddle of it.Also, here is the article Jimmy Akin refers to.
http://earthsky.org/human-world/biblical-signs-in-the-sky-september-23-2017
As Jimmy Akin said, the constellation Leo (outside of Virgo) plus three planets is not equal to twelve stars in Virgo, so even if the astronominal idea is persued, this version adopted by David Meade is flawed.ajcstr:![]()
That would be 1 hour and 1 minute.fisherman_carl:![]()
Been looking for this? Is it on the Catholic Answers YouTube channel ?Actually, Jimmy Akin talked about this prediction last week on Catholic Answers and put it to rest. Its just a natural phenomenon that occurs on a regular basis. And the last time it happened nothing happened then either.
Found it - at about 1:01 of this video if anyone is interested.
I have to admit, I got “caught up” in the original Harold Camping date of 1994. I wasn’t all in but I admit I was a little uneasy about it. His book actually did say if he was wrong about 1994 then it would be 2011 or 2012 so I was not surprised when he resurfaced. Of course, unlike 1994, the internet was in full swing and news travels fast. The media doesn’t seem to understand the concept of a rapture - either that or “end of the world” sells better.Now the seven year tribulation period with solar flares, etc., per his belief, will likely begin October 15, 2017, but he is not saying it will occur for certain. So really, the media has made a muddle of it.
But of course to that Camping would respond “that doesn’t mean we can’t know the month or the year”But of that day and hour no one knoweth: no, not the angels of heaven, but the Father alone