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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Our amazing age has been called both uncertain and troublesome, and with all the advances and discoveries, many still refuse to believe that God exists; gold is avariciously kept by the wealthy, not released to feed anyone! They march to a warfare beat, to invade, to defeat and mercilessly loot; and will their militia be strong enough to hold back the armies of the glorious Christ appearing in the noon's golden clouds? All the prophesies came to pass, and this one will, too! The destructive forces, not yet known to Man's blurred mind, can desolate entire cities and destroy disobedient Nations; the Black Death that rampaged and terrified Europe can't be compared to this! But to cause confusion and death, the Anti-Christ must usurp and fight! What greater pangs are more real than the ones to come in the latter days? The life-giving sun will sink into the depths of the inscrutable Universe, and the lovely stars will not appear at night; that total darkness will induce immense fright! The prophecies that have come to pass...were completely ignored, and others more frightful are unfolding before these very eyes; how long can we not discern their real message and realize that every Biblical event was foretold by the prophets of old! Copyright 2009 by Andrew Crisci
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