jasonwill2
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I would bet all my soul on a 7 out of 8 chance, seeing as how it is so high in my favor.
Well, let's see...
44- Theudas declares himself Messiah and says "the end is near". It was, the Romans beheaded him.
80- Ben Zakkai declares the end of the world before he dies.
130- Rabbi Jose declares this date.
381- Tichonus takes a stab at predicting the end.
400- Hippolytus and Rabbi Dosa both thought this would be the end.
470- Rabbi Hanina claims the Messiah would come 400 years after the destruction of the Temple.
500- Lactanius makes this claim that Christ is coming.
950- Acrostic, Adso de Montier-en-Der and a unknown Hungarian writer all pick this date.
And the faulty prognostication continues with 968, 979, 983, 987, 989 (Halley's Comet), 991, 1000 was a pretty popular date,
1002 through 1006 (coinciding with famine in Europe) also a "new star" seen in 1006 (a super nova) gave rise to predictions of the end.
1009, 1010, 1012, 1018, 1022, 1024, 1025, 1033, etc...
1666- Bubonic plague in London, not to mention the "Number of the Beast!"
1715- In a note from Sir Isaac Newton.
1836- John Wesley (Founder of Methodism)
1843-1844- William Miller (Millerism)
1859- Rev. Thomas Parker
1874, 1910, 1914, 1918, 1920, 1925, 1941, 1975, 1984 and 1994- The Watchtower Society
1910- Haley's Comet again. Many saw this as a sign of the end.
1953- David Davidson in "The Great Pyramid, Its Divine Message"
1970's- According to a tract circulated by Ron Reese.
1970- According to The True Light Church of Christ.
1979- Walter M. Simmons; (Booklet: The Day of the Lord, 1978, The final warning sign)
1981- According to Christian prognosticator Hal Lindsey,
1982- When the planets lined up and would create magnetic forces that would destroy the world.
1982- From a group calling themselves the Tara Centers.
1986- Moses David of The Children of God.
1988- From the book "88 Reasons Why the Rapture is in 1988"
1991- Louis Farrakhan proclaimed the Gulf War would to be "the War of Armageddon ... the final War."
1994- According to F.M. Riley, Pastor John Hinkle and the infamous Harold Camping.
Then 1996, 1997, 1998 and 1999 by various authors and preachers.
2000 was a big year for End of the World predictions.
2001- Jack Van Impe
2001- The "real millennium"
2007- Shelly Corbett
2007- Hal Lindsay, again.
2011- Harold Campings second failed prophesy.
2012- Mayans (?)
2034- John Denton
Soon- Jerry Falwell, Order of the Solar Temple, Church of the Final Testament, etc...
It's as if people want the world to end.
I hold the opinion that we are all in Hell now, and that the world ended in 32 A.D. :sarcastic
Sunspot numbers are a pretty good indicator of solar activity; and although the solar maximum will occur in late 2012-early 2013, it's likely to be a relatively low maximum. Having looked at weather data for the last hundered years, I've noticed that extremes in temperature and weather tend to correlate with solar minima...
...so according to this, the world should have ended in the late 1600's. It would have been the perfect time too what with outbreaks of plagues, religious persecution, and widespread violence and warfare. The world is only going to get more peaceful, so if Jesus H. Christ is going to come back and usher in a new era of peace in a fallen world, he'd better hurry up. We humans may figure it out soon without divine intervention.
Not sure of the time period between 1600-1750 there is due to lack of information or not, but there is some debate among Astronomers as far as I know, to whether or not our Sun is a slightly variable star or not, or if all main-sequence stars are at least as variable as the sun, if not more or less. Kind of hard to tell though given it's the only star we can study in detail.
For me, the biggest signifier of the planet's impending doom is the sun exploding.
That would be a pretty good sign.
Problem with that though is that the Sun is not massive for a supernova, it would essentially just more or less fall apart and drift into a nebula. However it's increased size before expending it's fuel would mean that earth would be fried if not right-out engulfed.
Adultery and fornication will be performed in the open
Adultery and fornication will be prevalent
Men will begin to look like women and women will begin to look like men
Family ties will be cut
There will be many women of child-bearing age who will no longer give birth.
When men lie with men and women lie with women
When people begin to compete with others in the construction of taller buildings
Women will be naked in spite of being dressed
Female singers and musical instruments will become popular
When singers become common
People will dance late into the night
Great distances will be traversed in short spans of time
People will walk in the marketplace with their thighs exposed
People will hop between the clouds and the earth
I like these things from your post, I don't see what is wrong with them. Though I can't say that I am a homosexual or even bisexual, because I am heterosexual.
Theoretically The New Jerusalem could just pick us up and take us to a better planet but maybe God doesn't want us polluting the rest of the universe.
At any rate most of those not raptured are killed and the remnant killed after the 1000 year reign. That way the meek inherit the earth.
Meek people are easier to control.
I don't know when the world will "end" but Christ will return on Sept. 18th in the year 2031.
This statement contradicts the Christian Bible.
Is it not common knowledge that Jesus will only return when everyone least expects it? Therefore, if people are expecting it every day and stamping certain dates for his return, does that not mean he will not return?
If you do not accept the Christian Bible as an ultimate authority it would matter little to these people what it says.
No he won't. He's not coming at all.
I agree.
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