[ConservativeMan55]

According to a number of Christian writers and teachers on Bible prophecy, Jesus predicted in the Olivet Discourse that a pronounced increase in the frequency and intensity of earthquakes would occur just prior to His return to the earth.

Many of the same writers and teachers claim that the decade of the 1990s has experienced a pronounced increase in both the frequency and intensity of earthquakes as compared to the earlier decades of the twentieth century. This coincidence of Jesus' prophetic statement and recent seismic events is viewed by these writers and teachers as clear demonstration of the nearness of the return of Christ.

[Strategerist]

According to a number of Christian writers and teachers on Bible prophecy, Jesus predicted in the Olivet Discourse that a pronounced increase in the frequency and intensity of earthquakes would occur just prior to His return to the earth.
Many of the same writers and teachers claim that the decade of the 1990s has experienced a pronounced increase in both the frequency and intensity of earthquakes as compared to the earlier decades of the twentieth century.

All of those writers and teachers are liars and/or morons.

[struggle]

>>>According to a number of Christian writers and teachers on Bible prophecy, Jesus predicted in the Olivet Discourse that a pronounced increase in the frequency and intensity of earthquakes would occur just prior to His return to the earth.

Personally, I think we Christians are going to be too busy running from a secular world government of the future to discuss the Rapture when Jesus comes again.

Come Jesus, come.

[Yossarian]

According to a number of Christian writers and teachers on Bible prophecy, Jesus predicted in the Olivet Discourse that a.....

Blah blah blah. QUIT HIJACKING THE THREAD WITH YOUR NUTTY RELIGIOUS PROPHESIES.

If you like end-time predictions so much, go join one of the many existing threads on this subject.