US Army veteran Marie Exley is on a mission – to tell the world that the countdown to Jesus’ return has begun, and that we have fewer than 137 days left before the mythical Son of God makes an apocalyptic reappearance.
she has the message plastered all over her car. In an absolutely priceless quote, she said:
If May 21 passes and I’m still here, that means I wasn’t saved. Does that mean God’s word is inaccurate or untrue? Not at all.
That link you posted is quite interesting. Interesting in that the more profitable it became to predict the end of the world, the more end of the world predictions there were.
US Army veteran Marie Exley is on a mission – to tell the world that the countdown to Jesus’ return has begun, and that we have fewer than 137 days left before the mythical Son of God makes an apocalyptic reappearance.
she has the message plastered all over her car. In an absolutely priceless quote, she said:
If May 21 passes and I’m still here, that means I wasn’t saved. Does that mean God’s word is inaccurate or untrue? Not at all.
Wasn't this what Jehovah Witnesses were doing at the beginning of the 20th century selling off all their things and waiting on hilltops for Christ?
1914, 1918, 1920, 1925, 1941, 1975 and 1994
Jw’s: Here are other dates that the Watchtower Society predicted. 1975 looked likely as it was computed as the 6000th anniversary of the creation of Adam in the Garden of Eden in 4026 BCE. They interpreted Psalms 90:10 as defining the length of a generation to be 80 years. Since 1914 plus 80 equals 1994, they predicted Armageddon would occur around that year. The latest estimate was 6000 years after the creation of Eve, for which no date can be determined with any accuracy.
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I remember going through this in 1986 (or 88, can't remember which) in my teens, fortunately my parents weren't deep enough to sell everything, but I know of people who did.
Agree or don't, but that's the sign of a TRUE believer. For anyone here that wants to get rid of their earthly possessions before May 21st, I call dibs on the house and car.
I remember going through this in 1986 (or 88, can't remember which) in my teens, fortunately my parents weren't deep enough to sell everything, but I know of people who did.
Agree or don't, but that's the sign of a TRUE believer. For anyone here that wants to get rid of their earthly possessions before May 21st, I call dibs on the house and car.
And I will take the Flames 3rd round playoff tickets.
Hahaha. Delusional Flames fans. Like that could ever happen.
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