Dear John Tng and
Doves,
According to the Biblical research of famous
scientist Sir Isaac Newton, and other evidence, the road to
Armageddon and the
final battle between good and evil are imminent!
Isaac
Newton studied the three major prophetic time periods
that Daniel speaks of – the 1260, 1290, and 1335 “days”
(Dan.12:7, 11-12). Newton
understood these referred to years. He understood that this
was talking about
the prophetic Biblical year of 360 days, the original year as
it was in the
days of Noah. Newton determined the
1290 days (years) began 609 A.D. What occurred on that date to
begin the
countdown? The beginning of horrendous, massive
apostasy!
The period of 1290
years ended in 1899 which was the institution of Zionism and
the forming of the
first International Zionism Conference in Switzerland
for the purpose of helping the Jews to migrate back to their
homeland in Israel.
So it is a very significant date – the start of the Zionist
movement. The 1335
day prophecy he said would end in 1944 A.D.. That is, 1290
[1899]+ 45 years =
1944. If we add another 45 years to the date of 1899 A.D., we
would come to the
year 1944 which was toward the end of WWII, which set the
stage for the Jews to
have their own homeland. A Jewish state was approved in 1947
by the United
Nations, and began in 1948.
Newton
knew Bible prophecy foretold a Jewish state in the Middle East
at the “time of the end.” Thus this also was significant. The
third major time
date Newton studied was the 1260
days (which equals a “time, times, and half a time” (Dan.12:7)
or 3 ½ years of
360 days each. However, apparently Newton
came up with the idea that one must start with king
Charlemagne who was crowned
by the Pope in 800 AD. By adding 1260 years to 800 AD it comes
to 2060 AD.
However, is this date correct? Or did the counting begin at an
earlier date?
1260 Years and Armageddon
What date did Newton
arrive at for Armageddon? Newton’s
year 2060 A.D. is the culmination of 1260 years of ongoing
apostasy. This would
have placed the beginning of the countdown in 800 A.D.
Newton’s major focus was
Christian apostasy – and the apostasy of the Roman Catholic
Church! Apparently Newton
himself used the date 800 A.D. for the great apostasy – the
date when Charlemagne
was crowned king of the Holy Roman Empire by the Pope.
800 + 1260 years would take us to the date of 2060 A.D.
However, was this
conclusion accurate? Let’s examine this matter carefully. The
year 2060 seems
too far off. Could Newton have made
a mistake? Did he begin his countdown of apostasy in the wrong
year? Let’s look
at the evidence!
Pepin began his “legal” reign as king in 752
A.D. Was this the REAL “beginning” of the apostasy Newton was referring to? Now, notice carefully! If we
count
1260 years from 752 A.D., the actual year Pepin,
Charlemagne’s father Pepin was
made King of the Franks by Pope Zacharias, then our
calculations come to the year
2012! 752 A.D. + 1260 years = 2012 A.D.!!! Note that Pepin’s
elevation as
“king” was based on the Pope’s influence, power, and the
“basis of papal
superiority” – another way of saying, the WOMAN (the
Catholic Church) at this
juncture literally BEGAN her ride upon the “back of the
Beast”! The proper date
to count from is 752 AD when Popes Zacharias and Stephen II
allied themselves
with Pepin, father of Charlemagne and hired him to invade Italy to establish the Papal TEMPORAL DOMINION in Rome. Now that was 752 and 754. If you count 1260
years
from 752 you come to the year 2012 AD. Counting from 754 AD
you arrive at 2014.
So the 1260 years, a day being fulfilled beginning with the
Papal TEMPORAL
DOMINION on earth in either 752 or 754 AD and add the 1260
years it brings you
to 2012 or 2014 AD. 2012-2014 would be the end of the 1260
days!
It seems we are right on schedule for the
Jubilee year in 2015 and the return of Christ!
God bless all,
Tom T