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Biblical Prediction Of A Coming Natural Event
http://revelation13.bravepages.com/Apocalypse.html
The Book of Revelation was written around two thousand years ago. Apparently, the writer, John The Apostle discussed a future event that appears to be quite a hot topic in astronomical circles today.....If this is true......... |
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On or about Thu, 08 Jul 2004 16:13:57 -0400, Bill Taxbox made the sensational claim that:
http://revelation13.bravepages.com/Apocalypse.html The Book of Revelation was written around two thousand years ago. Apparently, the writer, John The Apostle discussed a future event that appears to be quite a hot topic in astronomical circles today.....If this is true......... You know, I've often wondered how the apocolypse would play out on CNN. I highly doubt it'll look even remotely like this crap. -- This is a siggy | To E-mail, do note | Just because something It's properly formatted | who you mean to reply-to | is possible, doesn't No person, none, care | and it will reach me | mean it can happen |
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"Bill Taxbox" wrote in message
... http://revelation13.bravepages.com/Apocalypse.html The Book of Revelation was written around two thousand years ago. Apparently, the writer, John The Apostle discussed a future event that appears to be quite a hot topic in astronomical circles today.....If this is true......... First it was Deja trolls, then Google trolls, the FARTs (F*&(ed up Anonymous Remailer Troll) and now Cox trolls? Wonders will never cease. -- Alan Erskine We can get people to the Moon in five years, not the fifteen GWB proposes. Give NASA a real challenge |
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Bill Taxbox wrote: http://revelation13.bravepages.com/Apocalypse.html The Book of Revelation was written around two thousand years ago. Apparently, the writer, John The Apostle discussed a future event that appears to be quite a hot topic in astronomical circles today.....If this is true......... And hit the numerological tally of Caesar Nero's name dead on...which is, of course, the number "666". ....go figure...now if Jesus _had_ returned before the last of the Apostles died, (as he promised) would Deke have gotten a trip into the heavens? Just thinking... Pat |
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Pat Flannery wrote:
And hit the numerological tally of Caesar Nero's name dead on...which is, of course, the number "666". ...go figure...now if Jesus _had_ returned before the last of the Apostles died, (as he promised) would Deke have gotten a trip into the heavens? Just thinking... Pat Funny you should mention that, Pat. I just tested out a script I wrote to download information for all of the 500 most recent raw images from the JPL Cassini-Huygens website. It tool a little less than an hour to run from start to finish. When I was done I calculated the average download rate and it came out to 6.66 seconds per image. That's not a truncated 6666666666.... either. It's 6.66 seconds EXACTLY. Amazing! It must mean *something*. -- bp Proud Member of the Human O-Ring Society Since 2003 |
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LooseChanj wrote:
On or about Thu, 08 Jul 2004 16:13:57 -0400, Bill Taxbox made the sensational claim that: http://revelation13.bravepages.com/Apocalypse.html The Book of Revelation was written around two thousand years ago. Apparently, the writer, John The Apostle discussed a future event that appears to be quite a hot topic in astronomical circles today.....If this is true......... You know, I've often wondered how the apocolypse would play out on CNN. I highly doubt it'll look even remotely like this crap. I'm not an apocolyptic scholar, and no one would pay me to portay one on TV, but I seem to remember overhearing that BoR's "John" was no one within even a generation of John the Apostle. Personally, I go with the theory that Armageddon* is really the account of an actual city in Palestine destroyed by major earthquake (preview of California's The Big One). Perhaps a name like Meghdir, suitably mangled by word-of-mouth through several languages. * tip of the spelling hat to Merriam-Webster /dps |
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On 8 Jul 2004 23:45:42 -0700, (dave schneider)
wrote: Personally, I go with the theory that Armageddon* is really the account of an actual city in Palestine destroyed by major earthquake (preview of California's The Big One). Perhaps a name like Meghdir, suitably mangled by word-of-mouth through several languages. ....Personally, I think it's a causality loop that we haven't seen the jumpback point yet. But when we do, we'll discover it was nothing more than a script for a cheap Roger Corman flick(*) that was quantum jumped when it was used as part of an experiment in large-scale entanglement transfer. Instead of going just through space, it went through time as well. Which now has me wondering just where Sybil Danning fits into the BoR... (*) Yes, I know, I know. There's only one kind of Roger Corman flick, and that's a cheap one. OM -- "No ******* ever won a war by dying for | http://www.io.com/~o_m his country. He won it by making the other | Sergeant-At-Arms poor dumb ******* die for his country." | Human O-Ring Society - General George S. Patton, Jr |
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Bruce Palmer wrote... It's 6.66 seconds EXACTLY. Amazing! It must mean *something*. Cue 'Twilight Zone' sting... - Peter |
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On Fri, 09 Jul 2004 06:40:07 GMT, Bruce Palmer wrote:
Pat Flannery wrote: And hit the numerological tally of Caesar Nero's name dead on...which is, of course, the number "666". ...go figure...now if Jesus _had_ returned before the last of the Apostles died, (as he promised) would Deke have gotten a trip into the heavens? Just thinking... Pat Funny you should mention that, Pat. I just tested out a script I wrote to download information for all of the 500 most recent raw images from the JPL Cassini-Huygens website. It tool a little less than an hour to run from start to finish. When I was done I calculated the average download rate and it came out to 6.66 seconds per image. That's not a truncated 6666666666.... either. It's 6.66 seconds EXACTLY. Amazing! It must mean *something*. I take it to mean that Deke was the Anti-Christ. Gotta go digest that little revelation now, Dale |
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