The End Of Violence (1997)

Was Hale Bopp A Sign of The End Times?

1997 This bright new comet appears,The Hale
Bopp. Scientists traced the path of the comet
back in time, using computers. It came by earth
once before, during the days of Noah. Jesus said,
“as in the days of Noah, so will be the coming of
the son of man” When Noah entered the ark, the
whole world was filled with violence as so today.
There will be signs in the heavens and on the earth. The mysterious crop circles , strange lights
and fireballs in the sky. Knowledge will inc. Computers ect. There will be false christs, David
Koresh, Jim Jones, even charles Manson claimed
to be Jesus. We can imagine Noah now seeing,
Hale bopp appear and taking it as a sign, to hurry
up the flood is near, as today Christ’s return is
near. But no, no he will not come in my life, time, we say,
our children say, he will not come in my life time.
They were marrying and giving in marrage till the
floods swept them away.

No.

The End of Violence (1997)

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