The Aleph Apocalypse: Climax Of 6,000 Years in Bloomington, MN

The world is spiraling out of control: COVID-19 and its ever-immerging variants, universal lockdowns, the Russia/Ukraine and the Israel/Palestine wars, political and social unrest, record-breaking weather, floods, fires, earthquakes, global warming fears, international immigration and border crises, mass shootings, war tensions, coups and attempted coups and presidential indictments-even in countries once thought invulnerable to such things. The concept of global stability is now at an end because the world is now at its end. Long before the Common Era, the Jewish people were proponents of the teaching that the world would only last seven thousand years-six thousand of which with men on it. This teaching, derived from their understanding of the Creation week in the Book of Genesis, was shared by early Christians and establishes each day of Creation as symbolizing one thousand years, based on Psalm 90:4. The reign of the Messiah and great catastrophe were expected at the end of the sixth millennium. And based on that calculation, the end will come in our lifetime. In the pages of Aleph Apocalypse, I explore this prophecy with even more detail than they thought possible. In every day of Creation is hidden an accurate chronological list of events associated with the millennium that each day represents, from the Fall of Adam in Eden to the Second Coming of Christ and the events that transpire in between-such as the rise of Israel and the Day of Pentecost and even the rise of the United States of America. Christ is about to return in our lifetime, and the world is oblivious to the fact. Genesis 1 hides the beginning of the end of the world.