The possibility of the world ending can be seen captured all over the news, Internet and other media forms. Latest Bible prophecy news and the imminent destruction of the world as we know it may not be as far fetched a notion as it may sound. In the annals of history this global event has already happened.
They were star gazers in all sense of the word and proficient astronomers who mapped out the heavens and used their own means of calculations in order to predict future events such as when they could expect climate changes and good harvests. It has been said that they built temples to their Gods and sacrificed human beings to attain appeasement. Their landmarks provide proof of their existence and word of mouth accounts passed on by their descendants testify to their existence.
On the other hand, destruction in recorded history is not unfamiliar to human kind. In recorded time, there have been many incidences of natural disasters that have decimated entire communities. We do not have to look too far back in our own times as to the possibilities of world wide destruction by forces unknown. Tsunamis over the last few years have wreaked havoc with tens of thousands dying under the destructive force of these tidal waves.
Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD and destroyed two Roman cities at the time, Pompeii and Herculaneum. For inhabitants of the time, surely these same headlines of the imminent destruction of the world were posted on stone tablets and filled the daily news of the masses. Perhaps the prophecies of Nostradamus and the Mayan Indians are true and may be realized at any split second of the day in the times we live in.
The need to believe that the world will come to an end has baffled many both layman and professional alike as well as religious enthusiasts. The question arises as to why so much hype was played out and spoken about. During 2011 and 2012 an almost fanatical desire that this event would actually take place played itself out worldwide.
For the media, natural disasters offer an opportunity to print and photograph stories and also to entertain the idea of the possibility of the world ending. This is lucrative business for any printing house. However, for reader or media house printers alike, whether for gain or not, the signs of impending doom have been seen and already experienced by many in the annals of history.
Modern man must still wake up in the morning and earn a living in a world beset by many problems that need attention. The ozone layer and the thinning of it, is in all reality a visible current prophecy in the making that is imprinting its realities on the fingerprints of the world and the mountain tops of the polar ice caps.
Apart from this, prophecies of old foretold were realized not long after their recording. So, the answers seem to still elude modern man as to whether these predictions carry any weight. Latest Bible prophecy news still has readers coming back for more, for reasons to believe, reasons to re theorize or merely to theologize.
They were star gazers in all sense of the word and proficient astronomers who mapped out the heavens and used their own means of calculations in order to predict future events such as when they could expect climate changes and good harvests. It has been said that they built temples to their Gods and sacrificed human beings to attain appeasement. Their landmarks provide proof of their existence and word of mouth accounts passed on by their descendants testify to their existence.
On the other hand, destruction in recorded history is not unfamiliar to human kind. In recorded time, there have been many incidences of natural disasters that have decimated entire communities. We do not have to look too far back in our own times as to the possibilities of world wide destruction by forces unknown. Tsunamis over the last few years have wreaked havoc with tens of thousands dying under the destructive force of these tidal waves.
Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD and destroyed two Roman cities at the time, Pompeii and Herculaneum. For inhabitants of the time, surely these same headlines of the imminent destruction of the world were posted on stone tablets and filled the daily news of the masses. Perhaps the prophecies of Nostradamus and the Mayan Indians are true and may be realized at any split second of the day in the times we live in.
The need to believe that the world will come to an end has baffled many both layman and professional alike as well as religious enthusiasts. The question arises as to why so much hype was played out and spoken about. During 2011 and 2012 an almost fanatical desire that this event would actually take place played itself out worldwide.
For the media, natural disasters offer an opportunity to print and photograph stories and also to entertain the idea of the possibility of the world ending. This is lucrative business for any printing house. However, for reader or media house printers alike, whether for gain or not, the signs of impending doom have been seen and already experienced by many in the annals of history.
Modern man must still wake up in the morning and earn a living in a world beset by many problems that need attention. The ozone layer and the thinning of it, is in all reality a visible current prophecy in the making that is imprinting its realities on the fingerprints of the world and the mountain tops of the polar ice caps.
Apart from this, prophecies of old foretold were realized not long after their recording. So, the answers seem to still elude modern man as to whether these predictions carry any weight. Latest Bible prophecy news still has readers coming back for more, for reasons to believe, reasons to re theorize or merely to theologize.
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