Mayan Calendar Prophecies
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I have ready many books and article about December 2012. You have new information. Very interesting. like you state the mass media dos not cover the historical facts.
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I have researched on many sites and magazines and some movies about the history of the Mayan civiliization. They were great engineers, architects and builders. This pendant shows a little man in his work of mind. It's the Mayan Calendar, one of their most long lasting symbols to be studied. Out of everything taken from the Mayans the most interesting was the Calendar. I have been looking to purchase this pendant since I joined Amazon last year and finally got it! Koi Koi silver delivers a master craft of many silver styled jeweleries.
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Abandoned temples often partially hidden amongst forests of cedar and mahogany trees, murals, harvest celebrations and more are all depicted in the standard National Geographic outstanding photography.  In addition, the accompanying narrative tells the Mayan story that also includes fierce warfare, ritual killings, trading chocolate, agriculture, dating back almost 3,000 years and up to their subjugation by Spaniards and diseases.
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EASY TO READ, INFORMATIVE.  I GOT A LOT OUT OF THE BOOK.  IT DISCUSSES THE MANY POSSIBLITIES THAT CAN PLAY OUT FOR THE END OF TIMES PROPHESY.  EASY TO READ AND INTERESTING.  I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT.
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An excellent book that covers the Bible prophecies in a clear manner for all to understand.  I enjoyed reading it.
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Looking forward to working this calendar as well.  It looks like it will be beautiful for the person receiving it,  when done.
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I look forward to the coming "Rapture" of "The Bride of Christ". The" signs of the times" are clearly pointing to that event.
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This is quite an interesting book as it completely covers the history of the Mayans & the development of their view of the cosmos & its predicted destined future!
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I suspect that it will eventually be available as PDF-s on the Mesoweb/PARI website, but the quality of the printed illustrations will not be matched and this is why the publication is so important. I know that many Mayanists have been looking forward to get their hands on this volume, particularly the chapters on the Calakmul murals. These are beautiful and highly important murals which totally deserve the highest publishing and scholarly standards of this book.
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Are the people going to Heaven decendants of the Anunaki who have demonstrated that they are worthy of the City of Gold.  In my fantasies I always belived I was not from here, for I knew so many things before I was formally schooled.  I was rediscovering that which I knew--this book I am judging by its cover.  When I was five years old in 1959, I knew that we needed gold to maintain our atmostphere and fuel our ships on our Home Planet.  Is Jesus going to return between 2012 (Mayan reference) and Friday, April 13, 2039 (the last passing of the serpent--Apothis {asteroid}).

No one knows the exact time except for the Father Creator.  Signs abound; take care for time is coming to end--take it from someone who knows the signs since I was five and started formal study on July 4, 1981.  Like a thief He will come, stay alert and DO NOT shut the door on Him.  Au revoir, adios, good-bye!
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This is number 8 in an ongoing END Time Prophecy study.  Some of which is speculative but none of it is beyond the realm of consistency of Bible content. (That is my opinion)
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SCHOLARLY POWERFUL REFUTATION OF ALL THE BLOOD MOON SENSATIONALISM ESPECIALLY OF JOHN HAGEE'S BOOK.  DR. MARK HITCHCOCK (NO RELATION TO ALFRED!) OFFSETS ALL THE OVER-HYPED HOOPLA OF ANOTHER END-TIMES "PROPHECY" THAT IS NOT BIBLICALLY BASED! (e.g. CAMPING'S "RAPTURE" AND END OF THE WORLD FAILED PROPHECIES OF 1994 AND TWO IN 2011, MAYAN CALENDAR ALLEGED 12-21-12  END OF THE WORLD, ETC). PLEASE BE CAREFUL OF ALL THE HYPE, IT'S BEEN AROUND TECHNICALLY, FOR CENTURIES.
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Great Prophecy and Great entertainment!  I love the mix of real Bible Prophecy and the CNN news reports.  Clearly the End Times are upon us....and there are many sent to deceived, even some on these very pages...but this presentation should be seen by all who still wonder and need to know.

Great DVD!  Bless you!
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The work of John Walvoord is an excellent resource. Had the privileged of meeting him in person. His work is one of my "go-to" resources when I'm doing prophecy studies.
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Weird  he predicted the date of the second coming of Christ.  lWhen that's imposible. Only our GOD know when that time is.
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As a descendant of Mayan heritage, I have read many books concerning the Mayan Calendar and the enigmatic date of 2012 and this is without a doubt the best book that I have been able to find.  Many passages in this book will make you think deeply about what is going on in the world and in your own individual life.  The Mayan Calendar is truly special because if you truly understand it, you know that it can help you discover the person that you were born to be and realize your purpose in life; that we all are part of a cosmic continuum.
Buy this book, you won't regret it!
"Reality is from the eyes inward and illusion is from the eyes outward."
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A pretty good book.  The thrust: the Maya did not predict anything special would happen in 2012, much less an apocalypse.  Any apocalyptic matter in Maya religion, so the authors say, is a product of a syncretic spillover from the Catholic-Indian encounter, later puffed up by New Agers.  Restall and Solari make some good points, but they make some missteps too.

For instance, like many Latin Americanists, they have a thorn in their side when it comes to Christianity, especially the Catholic Church (Christianity=evil; Indians=wonderful untouched, i.e. un-Western, civs).  Thus they make some mistakes when it comes to analyzing and discussing Christianity.  For instance, on p. 54 they call the birth of Christ an Immaculate Conception.  No.  Christ was a product of the Virgin Birth, Mary was the product of the Immaculate Conception.  On p. 78, Vespucci's narrative, in which he encounters stormy seas and then finds the New World is not a tale of "apocalypse and redemption," it is Providence.  (Do the authors really not know what apocalypse and redemption are?)  On p. 79, the authors say that a parable in Luke 14 ("Parable of the Great Banquet") is about charity and not about souls and the last judgement.  This stems from the liberal Christian view (the "Hippie Jesus" view I call it) that Jesus only taught a brand of proto-communism.  No, it is outwardly about charity, but the greater implication is that it is about the Last Judgement.  Restall and Solari claim Jesus was only talking about charity and the Franciscans turned it into a millennial prophecy.  No, Jesus meant it that way.  ("He who has ears, let him hear!")

On the Latin American history stage, the authors attempt to rehabilitate the last Aztec emperor Montezuma (pp. 86ff.).  This is a debate that has two sides, though more modern historians, influenced by a post-colonialist need to take the sides of the good indigenes over the evil Europeans, take Montezuma's side.  With the source texts we have, we can never resolve this debate, though Restall and Solari take the side of Montezuma.  It is this impulse that makes the authors downplay any evidence that Maya religion, books, art, and prophecy was violent and apocalyptic at all.  Thus they do note that a baktun cycle ends in 2012, but they insist the Maya did not think anything bad will happen at the end of such a cycle.  A new one just starts.  But there is some scanty evidence this is not the case, the world ending and being created anew could have existed in pre-Columbian Maya texts and thought.

All in all, they do make a great case that "2012ology" is bunk, but they try to make the case a bit too hard by absolving the Maya of any apocalyptic notions.  In this they go too far.  (Point in case, Restall and Solari insist on calling 2012ism "millennial," which is clearly a Christian concept, instead of calling it "apocalyptic," which, when divorced of the book of Revelation and used just as an adjective, could mean any violent ending.)

The book includes a great sort of annotated bibliography, but they do not cite ANYTHING in the text with footnotes or endnotes, which would have made the book grand instead of just good.