Saturday, October 20, 2012

Vision received by Johann Friede (1204-1257)



700 years ago, an Austrian monk of San Juan's command called Johann Friede (1204-1257) had once got a vision about the end of the times.

What comes next is the content of the prophecy. Let us see if the incidents happened in our world now are the same as those mentioned in it.

Several extraordinary phenomena will give warning that the present order of civilization is about to end:

When the great time will come, in which mankind will face its last, hard trial, it will be foreshadowed by striking changes in nature; the alteration between cold and heat will become more intensive, storms will have more catastrophic effects, earthquakes will destroy greater regions and the seas will overflow many lowlands.

Not all of it will be the result of natural causes, but man will penetrate into the bowels of the earth and will reach into the clouds, gambling with its own existence. Before the powers of destruction will succeed in their design, the universe will be thrown into disorder, and the age of iron will plunge into nothingness.

When the nights will be filled with more intensive cold and the day with heat, a new life will begin in nature. The heat means radiation from the earth, the cold the waning light of the sun.

(“The heat means radiation from the earth…” Does it refer to the heating up of the planet’s core of the nine planets, including the Earth?)

Only a few more years and you will become aware that sunlight has become perceptibly weaker. When even your artificial light will cease to give service, the great event of the firmament will be near. The nebula of the Greater Bear will arrive in the vicinity of earth... and will fill the space of five hundred suns at the horizon. It will more and more cover up the light of the sun until the days will be like nights at full moon.

(Elenin will cover up the light of the Sun from September 25, 2011, for two to three days…)

The illumination will not come from the moon, but from Orion, which constellation, by the light of Jupiter, will send forth its rays on the Greater Bear and will dissolve its nebula with the force of light. 

(NASA claimed, “In 2012, Betelgeuse in the constellation Orion, may explode and become the second Sun in heaven.”)

By this time mankind will be stricken with terror.

(Does it mean Planet X, which is as giant as Jupiter and will come in 2012?)

Birds will be like reptiles and will not use their wings. Animals of the ground, in fear and alarm, will raise such a clamor that it will make human hearts tremble. Men will flee their abodes in order not to see the weird occurrence. Finally, complete darkness will set in and last for three days and three nights.

(Elenin will cover up the light of the Sun from September 25, 2011, for two to three days…
The Plauge of Darkness?)

During this time, men, deprived of the power of light, will fall into a slumber-like sleep from which many will not awaken, especially those who have no spark of spiritual life. When the sun will again rise and emerge, earth will be covered with a blanket of ashes like snow in winter, except that the ashes will have the color of sulfur. Damp fog will ascend from the ground, illuminated by igneous gases. Of mankind there will be more dead than there have been casualties in all wars. In the abodes of the children of light, the Book of Revelation will be read,

(Our church is now sharing “The interstellarBook of Revelation”!)

and in the palaces of the Church they will await the arrival of the great comet.

(Planet X?)

On the seventh day after the return of light, earth will have absorbed the ashes and formed such a fertility as has not been experienced ever before. But Orion will cast its ray on the earth and show a path toward the last resting place of the greatest and most eminent man who had ever lived on the earth. The survivors will proclaim his ancient doctrine in peace and will institute the millennium, announced by the Messiah in the light of true brotherly and sisterly love for the glory of the Creator and for the blessedness of all mankind.

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