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The Book of Revelations details the trials and tribulations that will befall those believers left behind after the Rapture. And all are aware of the atrocities the Jews have suffered at the hands of the Nazis during WW11. Many believed that WW11 was Armageddon and Hitler was the antichrist, what is post-Apocalyptic thinking. However, even a cursory examination of Bible prophecy will reveal this is not so.
Whether Judaism accepts that Jesus is the Messiah, for most adherents believe that the Messiah is yet to come, is not at issue here. Therefore, rather than risk igniting what is a most contentious point, let us adopt the Christian view, that Jesus is the End Time Messiah.

So what is going to happen to the Jewish people, and what is their role in the End Times


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Climate Change the Front-runner

February 21st 2012 00:12
Climatic anomalies rage around the planet, terms like ‘100 year event’ describing floods, cold snaps, and heat waves are becoming common place. Even the most ardent climate change naysayer would have to accede that this is not normal, whether brought on by mankind or part of the earth’s normal climatic cycle.
In a battle between Mother Nature and mankind there can be only one winner. Refer to the prior post: Nostradamus and Climate Change. In the Nost. diagram you will see what MW believes is Mother Nature handing civilization an ultimatum: Do something or pay the price. It would seem it is time to pay up, as the C.C. Forums keep dithering and China, India, and Brazil demand their First World dues.

What does this mean for old citizen Joe? Well, apart from moving to another planet there is nothing much the individual can do other than act in an environmentally sustainable way, however belated the Cause may seem. Who knows, 2012 may not see the end of mankind, bet herald a new beginning, an era of conscious awakening where sustainability and social morality are put before greed and money


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First of all, please accept MW’s apology for an extended absence, as a rather nasty thing called Crohn’s disease saw fit to attack the body. Nevertheless, the Watch must continue, for we head into a most critical phase: 2012.
Rather than regale you with information that can be readily accessed on the internet regarding prophesies of the Mayans, Nostradamus and the Bible, let MW just recap a few pertinent points.
Apart from the bevy of natural disasters 2011 dealt us, there was the prediction of a certain American pastor that the world would end. Not once, but twice did his false prophesy ring out, no doubt causing untold grief to those who gave up their jobs and sold possessions in anticipation of Armageddon


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Jesus and false prophecy

May 24th 2011 02:36
Obviously there was no great earthquake or Rapture on May 21. So what now? Well, for a certain American Pastor and his followers take your pick: disappointment, chagrin, re-evaluation and maybe some panic as the reality of no job or life-savings sets in. For mainstream Christianity, nothing has changed. They didn’t expect Jesus to return, and neither did MW. If one reads the prior post, they will see that the Bible unambiguously states: No-one knows the hour but the Father!
Therefore, for those dear readers following the three prophecy convergence series on MW, it’s business as usual. Noting for reference as we go, another sign-of-the-times. For the Bible also clearly states, that in the End-Times false prophets will abound.

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If one follows Facebook and Twitter it certainly looks like a go. Type the above header into Google's search engine and you will be presented with a plethora of sites and blogs for the affirmitive: Christ will indead be returning. Apparently around 6.00pm on May 21. A wider search will also reveal that Our Lady of Fatima has been appearing to followers and warning of dire times ahead.
The problem with all this, is that Christ himself tells us, when speaking of the End Times, that no-one will know the hour except the Father (Mt.24:36 & Mk.13:32). And the Apostle Paul tells us that Christ's return will be like a thief in the night, sudden and unexpected (1Th.5:4). Not forewarned or foretold.
In any event, the Rapture (Mt.24.31) will immediately follow Christ's return, which heralds the onset of Apocalypse. Therefore, one needs only to be vigilant, the sudden vanishing of millions of people won't go unnoticed


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Not since the days of the Crusader Wars have Christians faced such targeted aggression from Muslim extremism. The Muslims who fought in the Crusades were sword wielding warriors, as were the Christian Templar knights. However, it could be argued that anyone who fights and dies for a cause is an extremist in the base sense of the word, whether they’re from the 12th or the 21st Century, with sword or with bomb.
In the 'Has the Time Come' post, MW speaks of bible prophesy, in particular the Destruction of the Temple prophesy, and the term Jesus uses: 'the beginning of sorrows.' (Matt.Ch.24:8). Given the current state of aggression against Christians, the verse that follows comes into its own particular relevance:

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Nostradamus and Climate Change

December 28th 2010 23:49
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Has the Time Come?

November 2nd 2010 21:05
“For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes....All these are the beginning of sorrows. Matt 24:7-8 (KJV)

The words of Jesus Christ concerning the End Times have been quoted by religions and cults throughout the centuries in an attempt to validate a belief that the Apocalypse is imminent


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What does it mean to be Australian?

September 22nd 2010 23:57
Although this nation is a mere 200 or so years young, the land and it’s peoples’ cultural diversity has produced unique identities, men and women who engaged the rigours of life ‘Down Under’ and made it their own. History has witnessed the cultivation of traits and the performance of deeds that were integral to the formation and propagation of Aussie nationhood ideals.

These men and women were the pioneers and settlers, the goldfield workers, the Bushmen, the Diggers and Anzacs, the larrikins and migrants. They built pubs and general stores aiding the growth of fledgling country towns; they ran stations and properties that fed a nation. On the public stage they are the Barton’s, Menzies, and Hawke’s, the women of the temperance movement, the Aboriginal activists, and our national sporting heroes. Into the late twentieth century, and the corporate and media identities like Murdoch and Packer began to stake a claim—on what it means to be an Aussie


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Most of us if not all will ask the question at some point during their time on this planet. The big question has been the subject of theological and philosophical study for millennia and pondered by some of history’s greatest minds, all searching for the answer: ‘what’s the meaning of life?

What Religion and Science tells us
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