This book is my theories on how we, our worlds and God originated through to Armageddon and how things transpire after that event,with some interesting theories in-between. In all thirteen very controversial chapters.
The presence of the Devil is mentioned in Revelation too when in Chapter Twenty it says “Then I saw an angel come down from Heaven with the key to the bottomless pit and a heavy chain in his hand. He seized the Dragon, that old serpent the Devil, Satan and bound him in chains for a thousand years. The angel then threw him into the bottomless pit which he then shut and locked so Satan could not deceive the nations any more until the thousand years were finished. Afterwards, he would he released again for a little while.” The Devil’s crews will be here to tempt us and the people who have understood and behaved in the good manner we have been told to, will be in the ships ready to go while the others, will have a thousand years of hell on earth during which time they will be given one more chance to chose between Heaven and Hell before the Devil is released. After one thousand years of living like that you would think the choice would be easy but even after all that the devil will have recruits for his planet as his cunning tongue will have persuaded some fools that his planet Hell is the place to be, which in the Bible is described as the second death, the Lake of Fire! That will be because the atmosphere on hell will not be suitable or comfortable for earth people to live although they will survive it will be as stated “HELL!”
Author based in Scotland.
After years spent at sea as a commercial fisherman I witnessed spectacular sights in the night sky while waiting for daylight to break.
After I retired I decided to write on the subject.
A bit of light reading
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I am going to pick up today where I left off last post just because I am so
obsessive compulsive. Not going to talk about book readers much today
though. I...
Genesis 1:31 - The Wonderful Works of God
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*And God saw every thing that he had made, and, behold, it was very good.
And the evening and the morning were the sixth day.*
Consider the wonderful wor...
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