The world will end on my 25th birthday
I had a vision that the world will end on my 25th birthday at the moment I am 23 and I am in university studying R.E, Computers and maths.
In the vision I saw my 25th birthday party and then suddenly the room shook. We all look outside and the houses are collapsing some people are running out being crushed by falling buildings or lamp posts etc. I look up and all I can see are small rocks falling from the sky it suddenly becomes hot and misty. A cold winters night turned into something like midday in the middle of summer.
I look back and my house is gone and all my friends dead apart from a couple. In the end the world is hit by a meteorite and blows up. This vision has ruined my life and has made me fear my life.
December 30th, 2001 at 9:40 pm in Nature and Science
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May 31st, 2003 at 10:23 am
Teri, have no fear. What sometimes people fear is death, because they do not know “where” they are going. You still have time to change your destination. John 3:3 Unless a man is born again he will not enter into the kingdom of heaven.
Revelations 21 (read all of this if you can) tells you exactly what’s expected and what heaven looks like. Heaven is a real place. So is hell.If you’re ready to change your eternity destination say this prayer outloud and mean it from the bottom of your heart. God is not mocked. He knows who is sincere and who isn’t.
SINNERS PRAYER
Jesus, please forgive me for my sins. I know that I am a sinner. I ask you now to cleanse me in your blood and wash away my sins and make me brand new. I thank you for dying on the cross for me. I thank you for the gift of salvation which is free. I ask you now Jesus to come into my life, into my heart from this day on. Thank you Lord that I am born again!
I hope you say this prayer Teri with all your heart. People will try to talk you out of it, but don’t believe them. The devil uses people we love to try to trick us. Your life will begin to change as God guides you.
Great website:
http://www.changinglives.org Live services are available.
We’re never too dirty to come to God. And we’ll never be clean enough to come to him either. He makes us clean “after” we come to him. You won’t have to fear your life anymore. You will live forever, with God, in heaven. For eternity! God bless you Teri. See you in heaven!
October 5th, 2003 at 12:23 pm
Many people have had visions of the end of the world but we are still here aren’t we? I think it’s best you ignored your “vision” and lay off drugs for a while.
September 6th, 2004 at 7:59 am
i think me is being egotistical by saying “lay off the drugs” sorry bruv;kinda rude.
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no worries bout your dream….could be jus’ a dream! and if it is the case that it is true…
live everyday as if it were your last.
i live that way…i feel my love is felt 100%.
live in love and defend that love with
strength as strong as that love.and you will
be peace. break your psychic veil.
when you are ready. :)
i honestly think the apocalypse
is where we mankind are given keys
to open doors that show you what is truth.
truth from my keys-
-be all love no ego
-a servant mindset with the power of a king
-living genuinely
-no dogma
-no judgement
-no insecurities-everyone is equally gorgeous
-watered down sins opposed to violent ones
-mankind will “REALLY” see eachother as one race.
-the collective conscience will buzz with divine
intentions
-the evil (rapists.wannabe rapists.and jus’ flat out mad evil people) will prolly get sick-headaches-vd-surgeries :)
November 4th, 2004 at 4:31 pm
Teri,
Touching story, really. I think you should put yourself in the shoes of the millions of people out there, not in this world, but on this planet who have witnessed their location being bombed in a time of war, or at the brink of war - nevertheless at an unexpected time. I’m sure they thought it was the end of the world, and those that died might have died convinced it was the end of the world. Bottom line, tragedy is not the end of the world.