6) And for the kicker….Tom Horn and Chris Putnuam’s new book “PETRUS ROMANUS” on page 65 talks about the calculations Thibaut made. Check this out, “Thibaut wanted to know if the prophecy verified his 440 years from May 1572 to May 2012 in an explicit manner.”

--Has anyone slowed down and contemplated the enormity of the exact timing required for this act to be accepted and taken into serious consideration. All mankind could come to this conclusion only in the year 2012, but only after 1750 AD. 

--That's right, timing was considered so vital that 'the Great Author' forced a reformation and consolidation of the myriad of calendars in usage during this era. 

          1) In the West, Julian calendar was replaced by the Gregorian, but lunar calendars in use everywhere else took a much more determined effort. What                 evidence do we have that shows the calender was reformed, so that the entire Western world would arrive intact at a proper May 20th 2012         

              conclusion? 

           2) Twelve days are missing from Thibaut's calculations. What effect will those lost days have upon May 20th? I don't think they will, but just to be 

               certain, don't put off getting yourself right in Jesus' eyes! This Sunday could fall upon the initial date! Repent, for the Day of the Rapture could 

               almost be upon us!

5) Jack Van Impe calculates a “generation” to be right around 52 years, REally? The Mayans were obsessed with the planet 'Venus' They also calculated a generation as 52 years, I don't think that Tom, or Chris know it.

This might also explain why the AC will change days and dates to confuse the faithful

                                                                                                  Agape,

                                                                                                            Mike Curtiss