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1) Cataclysmic events are the stuff of great science fiction stories and movies. We see trends come and go as we have a “near miss” with an asteroid or we have natural disasters like earthquakes or tsunamis... While written with Hollywood story lines, and arguably entertaining, one has to wonder what facts these stories are based on, if any...
Anthony E. Larson is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints. This group is also known as the LDS Church or the Mormons. Larson has written a trilogy of books talking about some of the events that are told in the Bible, like the Exodus, and explaining how these events occurred. Larson researched the works of Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky and the theory of Catastrophism to paint an extremely interesting picture of what was going on during these world-changing events and how they can be explained through science. Larson uses the Bible as well as the Book of Mormon (“The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ is an actual record of God’s dealings with the ancient inhabitants of the Americas and contains, as does the Bible, the fullness of the everlasting gospel.” (http://www.mormon.org/) to describe events as these ancient people saw them and draw conclusions around these cataclysmic events. Full story:
2) 2012 – and the Earth shall reel to and fro:
3) 2012 and there shall be a new heaven and a new earth…:
* 2012, Hollywood, The Pentagon and NASA: 'When Worlds Collide'... The Day After Tomorrow movie and the Pentagon:
* Pentagon/NASA: Global Warming/Global Cooling:
* ECOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM PREVIOUS PLANET X PASSAGES:
* PLANET X AND THE BIBLE:
* 2012 Wisdom From the Ancients - The Kolbrin Bible:
* THE BIBLE AND THE THIRD WORLD WAR - THE 1000 YEAR KINGDOM:
