In addition to biblical prophecies, many of my favorite prophecies
are those of Nostradamus, since he speaks at length about heavenly
things, not just earthly things, purely apocalyptic millenarianist,    
to the extent that when you clearly see into the circles of Heaven,
and the translation between our mortal incarnations and discarnate  
sojourns, then you recognize what he's is talking about in crystal
clarity. It's like reading the bible. We recognize the veracity of    
the words because all men are Created equal. We see the same Light        
within, the Heavens within, Astral, Mental, Causal, Solar, Martial,
Jovian, Golden, Aetheric, Mystical, and Crystalline. Do you see it?    

Similarly, the prophecies of all other prophets, of old and latter      
days, be they famous or obscure, prophets of other races, creeds &
cultures, across the centuries, these are made and clearly seen in          
the one same Light, in Heaven, Immortal, Eternal, then in temporal
light i.e. the temporization, actualization, of prophecies in time,
that as above, so below, which in time the battle fought in heaven        
manifests on earth. This is the source of prophecy that God's will  
be done on earth as it is in heaven. IOW, the prophet's guide book      
is the testimony of Jesus, which is perfect, inerrant, cannot fail
at all. Every prophet knows this, that every word which proceedeth        
out of the mouth of God is a done deal, God perfect, ego imperfect.  

Consider the prophecies of Malachy. He wrote in the same objective      
perspective as all other prophets because prophecy originates from          
the same source. His final prophecy is especially wonderful, since
the end of the world approaches, and we see the final worldly pope      
"De Gloria Olivae" (Benedict XVI) isn't long for the world. So the      
apocalyptic vision is clear, that when the (currently) 81-year old    
pope makes the change, the desolation of the city which rules over
the kings of the earth, and over the seven continents of the earth,        
suffice to say, the meaning of Revelation chapters 17 & 18 will be    
made positively unambiguous, even to the most unwary and skeptical
(the whole revelation will be made clear, but speaking of the WOB):

"In     persecutione extrema S.R.E. (Sanctae Romanae Ecclesia)        
 In the persecution  extreme of the Sanctified Roman Ecclesia      

 sedebit Petrus Romanus,   qui pascet  oves      in  
 to sit  Peter  the Roman, who to feed the sheep in          

 multis tribulationibus, quibus   transactis      
 great  tribulation,     in which to transact      

 civitas  septis collis   diruetur,    et  Iudex          
 the city seven- hilled's destruction, and Judge  

 tremendus  iudicabit  populum      suum.    Finis."        
 tremendous will judge the populace her own. The Finish.

 --Mael Maedoc Ua Morgair (1094-1148), *attributed, see note      

*Most believe this final entry to be an "addendum" to Malachy's      
 own work. And this could be the case, since it paraphrases the
 bible prophecies with regard to the tribulation, Judgment, etc.      

 Similar insertions can be found in later versions of the bible  
 itself, e.g., inserted between "quia tres sunt qui testimonium  
 dant", and "Spiritus et aqua et sanguis et tres unum sunt", at
 1John 5:7. The inserted text translates "in heaven, the Father,
 the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one". But it      
 doesn't appear in the early Greek MS, nor in the Latin Vulgate.
 It appears to be a helpful, and very erudite, note made in the        
 margins of someone's bible, not unlike saying "the sky is blue"      
 so I'd better make a note of it. It doesn't make it false, but
 does mean it was added. Some of Josephus' works show additions,        
 similarly factual, but facts which were added by somebody else.
 Contrarily, myriad forgeries and falsehoods were attributed to        
 Nostradamus: "which is as much mine, as of which that not this    
 is at all", end quote. Meaning, beware the bite of the serpent.    
 Nostradamus, Cayce, and many others were real genuine prophets      
 of God. But almost every soul who's written about them are not.

 Whether autograph, or added by someone else similarly inspired,  
 either way Pope Benedict XVI is the final pope of the Catholic      
 Church, and the worst tribulation in all world history is near.

This is why I love Malachy's prophecies so much, very calendric,      
very time-oriented. And now, approaching December 21st, 2012 AD,    
very calendric, very time-oriented, and very real calendar date
which cannot be disputed, even by the most unwary and skeptical    
(heaven already knows what the whole world's about to find out).

Armageddon Cometh,    
Daniel Joseph Min
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Bob
Humanist, atheist, realist, sentimentalist, Brit.

Man creates gods in his own image;
and then spends the rest of his life
manipulating them to his heart's content.

Think of it this way. In the most distant past, God created the
heavens and earth. Later on he killed every single person on
the face
of the planet except eight by a massive flood. After that,
the best he
could do was create some plagues, part a relatively minor
body of
water and appear as a burning bush. Even later, he appeared
as a
relatively weak human easily killed by three nails and a
spear thrust.
Later than that he only appeared as visions to a select few.
Today the
best he can do is to very vaguely appear in tortillas,
ultrasounds and
refrigerator mold. The closer you get to the present, the
weaker God
seems to become. It is the same with every god. They appear
incomprehensibly powerful in the distant past, less powerful
in the
more recent past and so completely impotent in the present
that they
might as well be absent altogether.

Acknowledgements - Lord Calvert]