End of Days by Sylvia Browne

on Earth is almost up—and just out of curiosity, have those same obvious signs ever cropped up before in the history of this planet and maybe been misinterpreted? As for this movie, did it claim to be a documentary? Is there really a legitimate reason to believe that an asteroid gigantic enough to destroy our world is headed toward us, or might be headed toward us any time soon?

Ninety-nine times out of a hundred, the answer to any or all of these questions will be, “I have no idea.”

If you’ve seen my television or personal appearances and/or read my books, you know how strongly I believe that knowledge is power and that the first thing to do when you’re afraid of something is to educate yourself about it as thoroughly as possible. I would never say, “Don’t be frightened about the end of the world,” because, as you’ll learn throughout this book, we humans are almost genetically predisposed to thinking about it and worrying about it. But I will say, very enthusiastically, learn all you can, form your own opinions, and maybe above all, find out if there’s a choice to be made between ending this planet or saving it.

This book, then, is devoted to replacing fear with fact, to proving that knowledge is power, and to offering the sincere reassurance that, even if the world should end tomorrow (and it won’t), God will still keep us safe for all eternity, just as He promised when He created us.

Sylvia C. Browne

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHAPTER ONE

The End of Days: Why This Book Now?

Please don’t leap to the conclusion that there’s something urgently meaningful about the timing of this book. I promise you have time to read it more than once before the end of life on Earth.

Actually, there are several reasons this book was at the top of my priority list. Many of them I’ll discuss as the book progresses, in the context of the chapters themselves. But one of the most important reasons is also one of the most obvious: I’ve never been asked more often than I have been in the past couple of years about when the end of days is coming. What about the Second Coming of Christ? When should we start looking for Him? Or is He here now? Is the Antichrist here already, and if not, when will he show up and who will he be? How literally should we take the biblical book of Revelation? Is the Rapture really going to happen? Nostradamus made it sound as if the Antichrist is among us right now, and the Mayan calendar specifically says the world will end in 2012, which is right around the corner. Is that true? If not, when will it end, and how?

When a subject comes up repeatedly among my clients, I naturally start wondering what’s causing the “coincidence.” (You do know there’s no such thing, right?) And I have a couple of theories. One is that maybe, in the wake of all the millennium Y2K hysteria—and let’s face it, hysteria is not too strong a word—there’s a general feeling of having dodged a bullet, as if we somehow escaped an inevitability of total destruction and we’re now living on borrowed time. Another related theory is that apocalyptic books, articles, television specials, and church sermons were wildly popular at the turn of this century, and even though the (imaginary) end-of-the- world crisis has come and gone, the unease from all that information has continued to simmer in people’s minds and is finally boiling over. Still another is, as you’ll see in upcoming

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