APOCALYPSE 2012
The Mayan calendar predicts December 21, 2012 as the end of time. So, will 2012 be the end of the world?.
How do these predictions of the Mayans and Nostradamus align with biblical end times prophecies?
Worldwide droughts, floods, hurricanes, tsunamis, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions caused by solar storms, cracks forming in the earth’s magnetic field and mass extinctions brought on by nuclear winter, famine, human disease, wars, economic cataclysm, massive solar flares, polar reversals . . . have all been predicted to occur in 2012.
“Thousands of people worldwide seem to be preparing … for the end of days in 2012. Survival groups exist in Europe, Canada and the United States. A Google search for ‘2012’ and ‘the end of the world’ brings up nearly 300,000 hits. And the video-sharing Web site YouTube hosts more than 65,000 clips informing and warning viewers about their fate in 2012.”
---ABC News reporter, Christine Brouwer
Did Nostradamus, the Mayans, and others have a glimpse of God’s plan for the end of the earth? If so, will anyone survive December 21, 2012, or will that be the end of humanity?
Are there confirmations of these ancient end-times prophecies in Scripture? Is there a link between these ancient prophecies and what the Bible presents about the end times?
Clear and authoritative answers to these questions, and more, are presented in Apocalypse 2012: The Ticking of the End Time Clock, published by Deep River Books. Readers have called this book “well researched and engagingly written,” “enlightening,” “fascinating,” “intriguing,” and “a brilliant page-turner”. Apocalypse 2012 will provide you with incredible and shocking information about the future of this world.
“There is a new world coming! What can we expect? Will you be ready? As never before in our days, we have needed a book like Apocalypse 2012: The Ticking of the End Time Clock. Read it for yourself and share it with your friends. It will change your life.”
---Barry R. Leventhal, Ph.D., Academic Dean, Southern Evangelical Seminary