The Coming Convergence

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(wind howling)

(dramatic music)

[Girl] They say we

were made in God's image.

I believe it.

Our achievements

surpass imagination.

How creations marveled...

but our hearts are not pure.

(yelling and sirens wailing)

So in the pursuit of greatness

we built our empires

upon death and suffering

but the world we shaped

could never last.

In the end, we brought

wrath upon ourselves

(yelling and banging)

to cleanse the corruption

and I was there.

When the skies opened and fire

rained down from the heavens.

I witnessed a new leader

rise from the ashes,

promising peace,

(crowd yelling)

but only death came.

Now as the world wages war,

I hide as the innocent

are slaughtered.

(yelling and banging)

But there are those that

knew these days were coming,

speaking of

prophesies and signs.

We will be moving toward

a one world government.

[Girl] Maybe that's why

I'm still here,

to warn you how

the world really ends.

(wind howling)

(dramatic music)

This may be a lot to

take in but for me,

the world has already ended.

Well, the world

you know, anyway.

I remember the whispers

about new world orders

and the end of days.

Of course, who could

believe in such nonsense

or so I thought.

The world wanted change.

It wanted a new age of peace.

Who knew that this pursuit

would usher in the very

things we feared the most?

Now, everything I loved is gone

and I am left with one purpose,

to deliver a message,

to testify to the truth.

I know just telling

you isn't enough,

it never was.

Truth, who was it that

once asked,

what is truth

as it stood before him?

Nothing ever changes.

So, I'll tell you

what your future holds

and I'll do my best

to prove it is the truth.

Not long ago,

where you are now,

there was a message,

a warning that still

haunts me to this day.

More should have listened.

This is how it began.

(dramatic music)

How will the world end?

This very debate

has been saturated

by endless views and opinions,

consumed within a single noise.

[Narrator] For some,

the topic is nonsensical.

For others,

the answer is clear,

as millions look to

ancient biblical prophesy

as the answer to what lies

in wait for humankind's fate.

(yelling and banging)

Regardless of what you

believe, the very debate

has seen a resurgence due to

unprecedented global

conflicts and instability.

With this, however,

comes new claims

that the long-awaited

convergence

of prophesied events

destined to trigger

the end of our age

is not only entirely real

but have finally begun.

(dramatic mystic singing)

Most people agree,

the world as we know it

will come to an end one day,

just not in their lifetime

and even if the end was near,

it could never be proven,

right?

So why is it that millions

of people all over the world

still insist that

the end is upon us?

Are they naive or misled

by skewed religious views

or is there a deeper

understanding?

Whispers of truth that have

been buried in this generation

that are so profound

it would change the way

we understand everything?

But even if such

evidence existed,

its warnings will likely

fall on deaf ears.

Often, when one hears

about biblical prophesy

or the end of days as it is

found within ancient scriptures

such as the Book of Revelation

or the Dead Sea Scrolls,

many already have deeply

ingrained preconceived notions.

After all, haven't we

heard all this before?

Anything new would no

doubt just be another claim

regarding some astrological

event or rare date

as a harbinger for the end.

And it's not difficult to see

why so many have

this perception,

as endless streams of

information and media

are absorbed into a

desensitized

and instant

gratification society.

News organizations and

corporations compete

to capture greater market share

through sensationalized

headlines and claims

that result in complex topics

being broken down into

eight second explanations,

replacing genuine

prophetic discussions

into viral-worthy

predictive claims

that often look like this.

(dramatic music)

[Woman] Nations

begin a new arms race

in preparation for

global nuclear war.

[Man] Prophesy experts

point to a celestial sign

as the harbinger for the end.

[Woman] Beginning of the end.

[Woman] Survival bunkers

are now big business

as preppers see the end.

[Man] Experts say

that the solar flare

will bring down the grid.

[Woman] Ending

life as we know it.

[Woman] Sources report

that a massive radiation...

[Man] Millions prepare for Y2K.

This computer bug

will collapse...

[Woman] Breaking

news from channel...

[Man] Eclipse could trigger

the beginning of the end.

[Woman] The threat

of a global pandemic

is at an all time high.

[Man] Collapsed society.

Astrophysicists

discover Planet X,

some say that--

[Woman] Millions

look to the sky.

[Woman] Divine implications.

[Woman] The Mayan calendar

predicts the world

will end in 2012.

[Man] Up next, how to make

apocalypse puppy cookies.

(static)

The Mayan prophesies,

obviously 2012,

the world didn't end.

So you look at these

things and they're so vague

and so general a lot

like astrology charts.

[Narrator] And there's

the problem.

The endless stream of claims

that have been ingrained

in the minds of the public

as billions watch predicted

events and dates come and go,

yet life marches on as usual.

And then there are claims

from infamous individuals

such as Nostradamus,

a French apothecary

that lived during

the 15th century

that many today attribute

credit for predicting

the rise of Hitler.

(speaking in foreign language)

Surely, he lends some

form of credibility

to the idea

of genuine prophesy.

At the very least,

the same level of credibility

that popularized much of

biblical prophesy, right?

Actually,

most experts disagree.

In any, let's say

Nostradamus, for example.

He speaks in very broad

generalities of, you know,

things are gonna happen

and I can say the same thing.

You know, in the future,

some man's gonna rise up

and he's gonna have all

this incredible power

and he'll do this and that

and if I get, you know,

50% close, which the odds

are probably pretty good,

they say, "Oh well see,

he prophesied that."

But the Bible doesn't do that.

The Bible gives

you the specifics

about what's going to happen.

There's a lot of prophesies

that are out there.

There's the Mayan prophesy,

there's Nostradamus,

there's prophesies

about dead popes.

There's all types of

prophesies that are out there.

What makes biblical

prophesies so different

is their accuracy and we

find them in the Bible.

What's interesting about this

in teaching the Bible prophesy

is you're able to

find out some things.

Many of the prophesies

have already come to be

and when we look

at the predictions

or the so-called prophesies

of these other religions.

Sure, you can have a prediction

here, a prediction there,

one out of a hundred,

two out of a hundred,

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