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4 Blood Moons of Jesus Return in 2015? Mark Biltz Theory Debunked

Will Jesus return in 2015...or will the Tribulation start this Fall? Can NASA's eclipse tables help us find out? Pastor Mark Biltz has speculated that solar and blood moon eclipses in 2015 could fulfill end time milestones of Bible prophecy. Discover the prophecy breakthrough that invalidates his theory from someone who had the same idea five years earlier. Plus find out how Revelation says our year will drop to only 360 days after the prophesied eclipses happen. »»

What Kind of "Earthquakes" (Mt 24:7) Are An End Time Sign?

It seems to many that severe earthquakes are on the rise. Christians naturally wonder if this is what Jesus spoke of in the Olivet Discourse about the sign of “earthquakes in diverse places” preceding his coming. But are normal scattered earthquakes like this a sign of the end? A reexamination of this passage is now possible to find out what type of earthquakes are indicated which completely changes the usefulness of these difficult words of Jesus. »»

Seven Antichrist Myths To Not Fall For

If your life depended on knowing who the Antichrist is when the time comes, would you be safe? Do you know already what to look for? Should you look for a "seven year peace treaty" signer, a Jew, an Arab, or a Muslim? Or is it impossible identify to him before the rapture at all? Find out how to consider the Antichrist question without anxiety. »»

End of the World? Our Real "Nemesis" According to Bible Prophecy

Does Bible prophecy predict an "end of the world?" Unfortunately, yes; but not in the way that most expect or would believe. Civilization won't end by ice age, global warming, nuclear war, overpopulation, killer virus, supernova, or by any other doomsday scenario accepted by most scientists. Instead, Bible prophecy corroborates a fringe theory proposed by only a few acclaimed scientists. Find out about Nemesis theory and where Revelation describes something just like it bringing a series of global cataclysms to earth. Also why this theory is not so "laughable" as the similar "Planet X" theory. »»

The Coming 360 Day Year Predicted in Revelation (1260 Days / 42 months)

Everyone knows there are 365 days in a year--except, seemingly, the Bible. The Bible repeatedly talks like there are only 360 days in a year and even 30 days in all months but never speaks of a shorter month or a 365 day year like we see today. While some say it simply means primitive man had inaccurate calendars, that does not explain why the length of the Great Tribulation given in Revelation only works on a similar 360/30 calendar. Is the 360/30 calendar of revelation a "prophetic calendar" needed to interpret the 1260, 1290, 1335, and 2300 days or do these day counts literally mean what they say that the calendar will be different then? Is that really possible and what does the troublesome Wormwood star that Revelation mentions just before the Tribulation have to do with it? Find out why once again, the Bible can make sense more literally than anyone thought! »»

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