Harold Camping Claims October 21st Is The End of The World

Again, Harold Camping is claiming the world is coming to an end, except it did not end back in May, now tomorrow is the official day this world will end.   Could Harold Camping finally be right?   He does make you think, if Jesus should come now would you be ready.   Do you think you are going to heaven in the life you are living now?


This time Harold Camping is does not sound definite about tomorrow's date, possibly because many people were prepared back on May 21st to leave this wicked earth and there was no end.  So, sounds like he wants to make sure while claiming the end is October 21st.  He made this announcement on Family Radio.   


Possibly, God is allowing Harold Camping to make us think about this world coming to an end, because we are living in wicked times.   Allegedly, homosexuals have been trying to dominate our children and luring them to believe they were born gay and possibly should change their sex.   This era of wickedness also is revealing that there is no need to defend African Americans who may cry racism if they are not living according to God's Word, for many of them are coming out of the closet as homosexuals joining the descendants of the slave masters of America to condone homosexuality as normal.   Even Rev. Al Sharpton is rebelling against God to accept and condone homosexuality based on his sister's lifestyle as a lesbian.   If Jesus would come back are you set a part from those who have rebelled against His Word that says it is wrong to be a homosexual or have you been completely following His Word and seeking His Kingdom and not yielding to the lusts of this world?  Therefore, whether Harold Camping is right or wrong, we must make very sure we are ready to meet Jesus before it is everlasting too late.
 
OAKLAND -- This time, Harold Camping sounds like a man who has suffered the whisper of self-doubt.

The Oakland minister's latest prediction of the end of the world - which he's set for Friday - is couched among words like "probably" and "maybe," a far cry from the carved-in-stone certitude he projected onto his infamous May 21 forecast. 

"I do believe we're getting very near the very end," Camping, 90, said during a podcast recorded earlier this month and posted on his Family Radio website. "Oct. 21, that's coming very shortly, that looks like it will be, at this point, it will be the final end of everything."

After his last apocalyptic prediction failed to materialize, Camping said he was "flabbergasted" and was reconsidering his calculations.

"We've learned that there's a lot of things...Read full article here.


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