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So is there any truth to all the bad press? According to weather reports from different points on the globe, there is. And it doesn't take a weatherman to notice recent extremes in your own local weather patterns. |
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Prophets from seemingly every culture have predicted an increase in the earth's changes leading up to and following the year 2000. The classics include earthquakes, volcanic activity, and just generally massive geophysical changes. |
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Other favorites, although not quite as frequent, include the earth shifting on its axis, chunks of continents dropping into the ocean, and icebergs drifting lose. Sounds like a global version of Titanic, just waiting to happen. |
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It also sounds like recent newspaper headlines. Some of these events certainly seem to be taking place. Global warming has caused icebergs the size of Rhode Island to break off from the Antarctic and set sail. A shortage of rain in some areas is causing severe drought, while an abundance elsewhere leads to flooding. Tornadoes are popping up just about everywhere, and hurricanes are more frequent than ever before. |
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Is the earth offering a glimpse of changes to come, or taking the first steps on an inevitable journey to doom? The prophets have offered fair warning, and the earth is now confirming: Take these signs as a wake-up call. Don't just roll over and go back to sleep! |
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So, if some of the ancient prophecies seem to be coming true, what else do we have to look forward to? Let's start with a general consensus of what various prophets predict |
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