THE END IS NIGH This Bible passage reveals exactly when Armageddon will take place, according to a conspiracy theorist… and we really haven’t got long

THE world will end on 24 June this year, according to a crackpot conspiracist who claims to have decoded a passage in the Bible.
Eccentric theorist Mathieu Jean-Marc Joseph Rodrigue says the holy Book of Revelation predicts the precise date of our armageddon is less than three months away.
THE END IS NIGH This Bible passage reveals exactly when Armageddon will take place, according to a conspiracy theorist… and we really haven’t got long
Questionable calculations involving numbers dug out of the ancient religious text led one conspiracy theorist to the exact date of our doom
THE world will end on 24 June this year, according to a crackpot conspiracist who claims to have decoded a passage in the Bible.

Eccentric theorist Mathieu Jean-Marc Joseph Rodrigue says the holy Book of Revelation predicts the precise date of our armageddon is less than three months away.

A passage in the Bible supposedly predicts the end of the world.
A passage in the Bible supposedly predicts the end of the world
Rodrigue's doomsday warning comes as tensions skyrocket between global powers, indicating the end could come as result of nuclear war.

Earlier this year, the Doomsday Clock was moved to two-minutes to midnight, the closest to the apocalypse since the start of the Cold War.

"In this year's discussions, nuclear issues took centre stage once again," said Rachel Bronson, president and CEO of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists.
She mentioned new testing by North Korea, an enhanced commitment to nuclear weapons in China, Pakistan and India, and "unpredictability" embodied by the US president in tweets and statements.
The latest Armageddon theory is based on one of the oldest books in the world and predicts 2018 could be Earth's last year.
The supposedly damning passage from the book reads: "He was given authority to act for 42 months."
THE END IS NIGH This Bible passage reveals exactly when Armageddon will take place, according to a conspiracy theorist… and we really haven’t got long
Questionable calculations involving numbers dug out of the ancient religious text led one conspiracy theorist to the exact date of our doom.