What a disappointment, there was no end of world on May 21, 2011

Preacher Harold Camping in California, he predicted the end of the world once and now again in 1994 and has appeared in the limelight with a new shocking statement. God will put an end to mankind subjective reasons in this respect no more than 3% of the people present would be saved or forgiven, while others will find their end in the most terrible tortures.

 Camping it seems that it was wrong again predicting end of the world did not occur, but many people panicked because of it! So good people will not take after you say one or the other end of the world knows no nobody but God knows, and it is pointless to be afraid of it because, as you will come will come for everyone.

Even the Pope supports the Big Bang theory as he felt the need to bring a complement rather interesting: God was behind this phenomenon from the very beginning of the universe.

When God was referring to the seven days which means that for 7000 years for God a day is equivalent ani.Potopul 1000 took place in 4990 BC and 7000 years if we add those to get a date of 2011. The second prophecy concerns the significance of the Crucifixion in the number of days until May 21, 2011. There are 722 500 days between those two dates. 722,500 is a number with special significance because it is composed of numbers 5x10x17x5x10x17. 5 signifies surrender, 10 is completed, and 17 means heaven. The numbers represent the day of redemption (5) and was Christian (10) and ascending to heaven (17).

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End of the world will be on May 21, 2011 not December 21, 2012

 May 21, 2011

For some time I started noticing different items that have appeared on the net who say the world will end on May 21 this year. At first I tried to avoid the subject, do not write about this theory for the simple fact that it seems ridiculous to me lately how many occur overnight saying they know the exact date of the apocalypse or what kind of global catastrophe will lead to the end world in 2012. But I decided to write in the end because it seems that this theory has adherents throughout the world who take it too seriously.

From the articles I read by a particular author shows that Christian religious programs, and network president of Family Stations of the California emission U.S. evangelical named Harold Camping Egberd 88 years old, considered the Bible for nearly 70 years and developed an entire system by which to interpret mathematical hidden prophecies in the Bible. Several years ago, after it had made some calculations Camping was amazed by what had discovered, namely that the world will end on May 21, 2011. Camping says May 21, 2011 is the date the return of Christ on earth, and on October 21, 2011 God will destroy the earth. Proponents of this theory are fully convinced that this time they began to promote it worldwide through events, advertising placards promoting the return of Jesus Christ on earth on May 21 this year, and who claim that this date is 100% accurate.

In 2010 a woman aged 31 years in Colorado Spings U.S. named Mary Exley, after listening to Family Radio station which broadcasts Horald Egberd Camping asked the world to make known this time around the country and the world began spend, being unemployed $ 1,200 on ads that appear on 10 public buses in Colorado Springs with the message: "Save the date! Return of Christ: 21 May 2011 Mary Exley is not one person, and other backers of his rented Camping billboards to promote its May 21, 2011. Amazingly, all 21 on the day, as December 21, 2012.
I wonder what he will say that when you see that Camping was wrong this time too!? We can say that again made ​​a miscalculation and that the world will end on 21 December 2012. And when this time will fail, will not be able to explain where he was wrong because it will probably be dead ... to 88 years old, I do not think that will start December 21, 2012 ...
True or not, we will find out exactly over four months, until then you can leave comments below with your views.