My Reply:
First, 2012 (December 12 or 21, too, correct?) as the end of the world is unbiblical because Jesus said that His return will be like a thief in the night.
Second, many of the predictions for this date were not from God, but other sources. But Satan doesn't even know when the end is, he just knows that his time is short (and yes, time does fly). This gives us the understanding that such, which is not from God, and is therefore from another source, cannot be true for it can only be false information from the liar. If anything, I wouldn't doubt it becoming like another 2K incident: "Wait for it...wait for it....huh, nothing."
Third, the Jehovah's Witnesses and 7th Day Adventists are notorious for falsely prophesying and preparing for the wrong end of the world or rapture dates (I'm actually surprised they haven't jumped on this date yet).
Second, many of the predictions for this date were not from God, but other sources. But Satan doesn't even know when the end is, he just knows that his time is short (and yes, time does fly). This gives us the understanding that such, which is not from God, and is therefore from another source, cannot be true for it can only be false information from the liar. If anything, I wouldn't doubt it becoming like another 2K incident: "Wait for it...wait for it....huh, nothing."
Third, the Jehovah's Witnesses and 7th Day Adventists are notorious for falsely prophesying and preparing for the wrong end of the world or rapture dates (I'm actually surprised they haven't jumped on this date yet).
I think if you truly want to understand the situation with Noah and everybody else' disbelief, the movie "Evan Almighty" gives a good point of view.
---Pastor Andy
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