CHRISTIAN NEWS.- A guest on a recent episode of “Jim Baker Show”stated that he believes an asteroid will hit Earth in 2029, spreading a virus that will lead to the rise of the Antichrist.
Thomas Hornan author who has focused on the problems of end of timeswas interviewed by Jim Bakker in an episode of the televangelist’s show that aired last week to promote his book The Wormwood Prophecy .
The Great Tribulation
Horn stated that it is likely that the seven years of the Great Tribulation described in the book of Revelation “could begin in the year 2025.”
He claims that a real asteroid, named Apophis by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, will hit Earth on April 13, 2029.
“I think Apophis is carrying a strange microorganism that is holding a virus and I think it will make the coronavirus look like a walk in the park,” Horn said.
NASA issued a statement last month stating that, contrary to the claims of some, “a new campaign of radar observations combined with precise orbit analysis has helped astronomers conclude that there is no risk of Apophis impacting our planet.” planet for at least a century.
“Apophis quickly gained notoriety as an asteroid that could pose a serious threat to Earth when astronomers predicted it would come uncomfortably close in 2029,” NASA stated in late March.
“Thanks to additional observations of the near-Earth object (NEO), the risk of an impact in 2029 was later ruled out, as was the potential impact risk posed, by another close approach in 2036. Until this month, however , a small possibility of the impact in 2068 still remained.
In response to NASA’s statement, Horn quoted scientists who he says “don’t buy it.” He argued that “NASA is involved in a cover-up” about what will actually happen.
Horn explained that he believes Apophis is actually Wormwood, the “great star” that falls to Earth, according to Revelation 8, poisoning a third of the rivers.
He regarded the alleged impact of Apophis and his supposed virus as “a global triggering event” that “leads to the Mark of the Beast” and the eventual empowerment of the Antichrist.
repository of disinformation
Kyle Mantyla of Right Wing Watch, a project of the liberal organization People for the American Way, wrote that he thinks the “Jim Bakker Show” episode is getting weird.
“While televangelist Jim Bakker’s daily TV show has always been a repository of misinformation, unsubstantiated conspiracy theories and the end times, his show has gotten decidedly weirder in recent days,” Mantyla wrote.
baker [también] interviewed right-wing conspiracy theorist Steve Quayle [la semana pasada]who spent two shows warning of aliens, demons, transdimensional beings, and ‘diseases that are designed to initiate cannibalism in humans’ and turn them into literal zombies.”
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