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For hundreds of years mankind has been predicting the end of the world, the second coming, the resurrection, the final judgement. Hardly a decade goes by without at least one group of people announcing the date of the Apocalypse. How these dates are arrived at varies, but very few if any are based upon the predictions and indeed dates that are given in the Bible. In the book of Daniel, the Old Testament prophet and the book of Revelation, the final book of The Bible, a series of numbers are given which, when correctly interpreted and by using simple arithmetic, give an astounding set of four dates. The first three dates, at the end of the last century, are the three most important years in the history of Judaism for two millennia. Regarding the last dating, Daniel is told that on the fourth and final date he will "stand in his lot at the end of the days." That fourth and final date, Judgement Day, the end of mankind's time on this planet, is less than twenty two years away. |
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