Somewhere between 100 -200 AD Rabbi Eliezer ben Hyrcanus (1st – 2nd century) thought the days of the Messiah would last 40 years. Before Bar Kochba the Messianic age was short; it became much longer afterward.
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There have been over 200 prophets of doom in recorded history. Read about them in the 12.21.2012 Planet X Codex. In 53 AD even before all the books of the Bible were written, there was talk that Christ’s return had already taken place and the world was now being judged. There was considerable panic, [...] The Dec 12 2012 prediction of major earth changes is certainly not the first prediction of major proportions. For example, there have been over 200 predictions of the Second Coming ever since Jesus announced he’d be back. Here are a few of those predictions: 80 AD —– Ben Zakkai died about 80, and expected [...]
Some of the oldest written accounting records, dating to 2100 B.C., are drawing attention to the Library and could be included in a new book. Researchers have translated the ancient writing on the tablets, which were found to contain records of tax assessments and payments. However, what is written on tablet No. 37 [...] In 43 AD Theudas declared himself the Messiah, taking 400 people with him into the desert and preaching the end of the world was near. It was for him. He was beheaded by Roman soldiers and his followers scattered. Read this and 200 other prophets of doom in the 12.21.2012 Planet X [...] In the ?rst century Jesus said, “Verily I say unto you, there be some standing here, which shall not taste of death, till they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom.” (Matthew 16:28) This seems to imply that the Second Coming would return within the lifetime of his contemporaries, and indeed the [...] As far back as 2800 BC it appears the end of the world was coming. According to Isaac Asimov’s Book of Facts (1979), an Assyrian clay tablet dating to approximately 2800 BC was unearthed bearing the words “Our earth is degenerate in these latter days. There are signs that the world is speedily coming [...] Predicting the end of the world has been the pastime of prophets and seers since the world, well, began. While the pastime has produced a lot of now discredited prophecies they are discredited only in retrospect. At the time they made sense because the yearning to know the future and ?nd a purpose of [...] |
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