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	::: NAB footnote: ''"Before the Son of Man comes:"'' since the coming of the Son of Man at the end of the age had not taken place when this gospel was written, much less during the mission of the Twelve during Jesus' ministry, Matthew cannot have meant the coming to refer to the '''parousia'''. It is difficult to know what he understood it to be: perhaps the “proleptic parousia” of [http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/28:16 Mt 28:~~16â€“20~~,] or the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70, viewed as a coming of Jesus in judgment on unbelieving Israel.		::: NAB footnote: ''"Before the Son of Man comes:"'' since the coming of the Son of Man at the end of the age had not taken place when this gospel was written, much less during the mission of the Twelve during Jesus' ministry, Matthew cannot have meant the coming to refer to the '''parousia'''. It is difficult to know what he understood it to be: perhaps the “proleptic parousia” of [http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/28:16 Mt 28:16-20,] or the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70, viewed as a coming of Jesus in judgment on unbelieving Israel.

	=== The "left behind" are the survivors ===		=== The "left behind" are the survivors ===

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	== A Kierkegaardian Postscript ==		== A Kierkegaardian Postscript ==
	One of my favorite titles is [http://www.uri.edu/personal/szunjic/philos/conclud.htm ''Concluding Unscientific Postscript''] by ~~SÃ¶ren~~ Kierkegaard, sub-titled "The Subjective Truth", and published under the pseudonym, Johannes Climacus.		One of my favorite titles is [http://www.uri.edu/personal/szunjic/philos/conclud.htm ''Concluding Unscientific Postscript''] by Sören Kierkegaard, sub-titled "The Subjective Truth", and published under the pseudonym, Johannes Climacus.

	In this postscript, I hazard a guess that I could never prove. It is not a Church teaching but just a personal opinion that you may take with as much salt as your doctor allows in your diet.		In this postscript, I hazard a guess that I could never prove. It is not a Church teaching but just a personal opinion that you may take with as much salt as your doctor allows in your diet.

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	::: NAB footnote: ''"Before the Son of Man comes:"'' since the coming of the Son of Man at the end of the age had not taken place when this gospel was written, much less during the mission of the Twelve during Jesus' ministry, Matthew cannot have meant the coming to refer to the '''parousia'''. It is difficult to know what he understood it to be: perhaps the “proleptic ~~parousiaâ€~~ of [http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/28:16 Mt 28:16â€“20,] or the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70, viewed as a coming of Jesus in judgment on unbelieving Israel.		::: NAB footnote: ''"Before the Son of Man comes:"'' since the coming of the Son of Man at the end of the age had not taken place when this gospel was written, much less during the mission of the Twelve during Jesus' ministry, Matthew cannot have meant the coming to refer to the '''parousia'''. It is difficult to know what he understood it to be: perhaps the “proleptic parousia” of [http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/28:16 Mt 28:16â€“20,] or the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70, viewed as a coming of Jesus in judgment on unbelieving Israel.

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	and all these things will be given you besides.<br>		and all these things will be given you besides.<br>
	Do not worry about tomorrow; tomorrow will take care of itself.<br>		Do not worry about tomorrow; tomorrow will take care of itself.<br>
	Sufficient for a day is its own ~~evilâ€~~ [http://www.usccb.org/nab/bible/matthew/matthew6.htm#v33 (Mt 6:33).]		Sufficient for a day is its own evil” [http://www.usccb.org/nab/bible/matthew/matthew6.htm#v33 (Mt 6:33).]

	"Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself, take up his cross, and follow me" [http://www.usccb.org/nab/bible/matthew/matthew16.htm#v24 (Mt 16:24).]		"Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself, take up his cross, and follow me" [http://www.usccb.org/nab/bible/matthew/matthew16.htm#v24 (Mt 16:24).]
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	â— 1997: Author Richard Noone predicted in his book, “Ice: The Ultimate Disaster,~~â€~~ that on May 5, 2000, the planets would align and cause melting ice to strike the Earth's Equator.		â— 1997: Author Richard Noone predicted in his book, “Ice: The Ultimate Disaster,” that on May 5, 2000, the planets would align and cause melting ice to strike the Earth's Equator.

	â— 2000: Y2K fears were rampant that the end of one century and start of the next would lead to computer mayhem, affecting electricity and even causing airplanes to drop from the sky.		â— 2000: Y2K fears were rampant that the end of one century and start of the next would lead to computer mayhem, affecting electricity and even causing airplanes to drop from the sky.

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	::: NAB footnote: ''"Before the Son of Man comes:"'' since the coming of the Son of Man at the end of the age had not taken place when this gospel was written, much less during the mission of the Twelve during Jesus' ministry, Matthew cannot have meant the coming to refer to the '''parousia'''. It is difficult to know what he understood it to be: perhaps the ~~â€œproleptic~~ parousiaâ€ of [http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/28:16 Mt 28:16â€“20,] or the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70, viewed as a coming of Jesus in judgment on unbelieving Israel.		::: NAB footnote: ''"Before the Son of Man comes:"'' since the coming of the Son of Man at the end of the age had not taken place when this gospel was written, much less during the mission of the Twelve during Jesus' ministry, Matthew cannot have meant the coming to refer to the '''parousia'''. It is difficult to know what he understood it to be: perhaps the “proleptic parousiaâ€ of [http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/28:16 Mt 28:16â€“20,] or the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70, viewed as a coming of Jesus in judgment on unbelieving Israel.

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	â— 1997: Author Richard Noone predicted in his book, ~~â€œIce~~: The Ultimate Disaster,â€ that on May 5, 2000, the planets would align and cause melting ice to strike the Earth's Equator.		â— 1997: Author Richard Noone predicted in his book, “Ice: The Ultimate Disaster,â€ that on May 5, 2000, the planets would align and cause melting ice to strike the Earth's Equator.

	â— 2000: Y2K fears were rampant that the end of one century and start of the next would lead to computer mayhem, affecting electricity and even causing airplanes to drop from the sky.		â— 2000: Y2K fears were rampant that the end of one century and start of the next would lead to computer mayhem, affecting electricity and even causing airplanes to drop from the sky.

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	::: NAB footnote: ''"Before the Son of Man comes:"'' since the coming of the Son of Man at the end of the age had not taken place when this gospel was written, much less during the mission of the Twelve during ~~Jesusâ€™~~ ministry, Matthew cannot have meant the coming to refer to the '''parousia'''. It is difficult to know what he understood it to be: perhaps the â€œproleptic parousiaâ€ of [http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/28:16 Mt 28:16â€“20,] or the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70, viewed as a coming of Jesus in judgment on unbelieving Israel.		::: NAB footnote: ''"Before the Son of Man comes:"'' since the coming of the Son of Man at the end of the age had not taken place when this gospel was written, much less during the mission of the Twelve during Jesus' ministry, Matthew cannot have meant the coming to refer to the '''parousia'''. It is difficult to know what he understood it to be: perhaps the â€œproleptic parousiaâ€ of [http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/28:16 Mt 28:16â€“20,] or the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70, viewed as a coming of Jesus in judgment on unbelieving Israel.

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	â— 1997: Author Richard Noone predicted in his book, â€œIce: The Ultimate Disaster,â€ that on May 5, 2000, the planets would align and cause melting ice to strike the ~~Earthâ€™s~~ Equator.		â— 1997: Author Richard Noone predicted in his book, â€œIce: The Ultimate Disaster,â€ that on May 5, 2000, the planets would align and cause melting ice to strike the Earth's Equator.

	â— 2000: Y2K fears were rampant that the end of one century and start of the next would lead to computer mayhem, affecting electricity and even causing airplanes to drop from the sky.		â— 2000: Y2K fears were rampant that the end of one century and start of the next would lead to computer mayhem, affecting electricity and even causing airplanes to drop from the sky.
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	â— April 2007: Evangelical Christian leader Pat Robertson set that month and year as the end of the world. It is one of several times that Robertson warned about the end.		â— April 2007: Evangelical Christian leader Pat Robertson set that month and year as the end of the world. It is one of several times that Robertson warned about the end.

	â— September 2009: The Large Hadron Collider fired up, leading to the speculation that the ~~worldâ€™s~~ biggest atom smasher could create a black hole that would swallow Earth.		â— September 2009: The Large Hadron Collider fired up, leading to the speculation that the world's biggest atom smasher could create a black hole that would swallow Earth.

	â— October 2015: Chris McMann, the leader of the eBible Fellowship group in Philadelphia, warned that a fire would end the world. When it failed to happen, McMann expressed shock.		â— October 2015: Chris McMann, the leader of the eBible Fellowship group in Philadelphia, warned that a fire would end the world. When it failed to happen, McMann expressed shock.

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	== End Time Prayers ==		== End Time Prayers ==
	The end of the world is coming for me in my lifetime. I know neither the day nor the hour. I will face judgment with perfect justice. God will ask me what I did with what He gave me. I will not be judged on how accurately I predicted the time and sequence of events associated with the Second Coming of God the Son. I will be judged on how well I loved and served Him with the life He gave me.		The end of the world is coming for me in my lifetime. I know neither the day nor the hour. I will face judgment with perfect justice. God will ask me what I did with what He gave me. I will not be judged on how accurately I predicted the time and sequence of events associated with the Second Coming of God the Son. I will be judged on how well I loved and served Him with the life He gave me.

			=== Apocalyptic Prologue for any prayer ===
			"Dear Jesus, I am feeling anxious and fearful about the end of my life and the end of the world. I have been buried with you in Baptism; I hope to rise with you after my death, whether it comes today, at the end of the whole world, or at any time between now and then. In your will is my peace. I rely on Your mercy and love. Be it done unto me according to your will."

	== A few failed predictions ==		== A few failed predictions ==

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	~~=== Apocalyptic Prologue for any prayer ===~~
	"Dear Jesus, I am feeling anxious and fearful about the end of my life and the end of the world. I have been buried with you in Baptism; I hope to rise with you after my death, whether it comes today, at the end of the whole world, or at any time between now and then. In your will is my peace. I rely on Your mercy and love. Be it done unto me according to your will."

	* [[New_translation_of_the_Mass#Libera_nos\|Deliverance prayer from the Mass.]]		* [[New_translation_of_the_Mass#Libera_nos\|Deliverance prayer from the Mass.]]

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	â— 1997: Author Richard Noone predicted in his book, â€œIce: The Ultimate Disaster,â€ that on May 5, 2000, the planets would align and cause melting ice to strike the Earthâ€™s Equator.		â— 1997: Author Richard Noone predicted in his book, â€œIce: The Ultimate Disaster,â€ that on May 5, 2000, the planets would align and cause melting ice to strike the Earthâ€™s Equator.

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	== End Time Prayers ==		== End Time Prayers ==
	The end of the world is coming for me in my lifetime. I know neither the day nor the hour. I will face judgment with perfect justice. God will ask me what I did with what He gave me. I will not be judged on how accurately I predicted the time and sequence of events associated with the Second Coming of God the Son. I will be judged on how well I loved and served Him with the life He gave me.		The end of the world is coming for me in my lifetime. I know neither the day nor the hour. I will face judgment with perfect justice. God will ask me what I did with what He gave me. I will not be judged on how accurately I predicted the time and sequence of events associated with the Second Coming of God the Son. I will be judged on how well I loved and served Him with the life He gave me.

			== A few failed predictions ==


			â— 1997: Author Richard Noone predicted in his book, â€œIce: The Ultimate Disaster,â€ that on May 5, 2000, the planets would align and cause melting ice to strike the Earthâ€™s Equator.

			â— 2000: Y2K fears were rampant that the end of one century and start of the next would lead to computer mayhem, affecting electricity and even causing airplanes to drop from the sky.

			â— April 2007: Evangelical Christian leader Pat Robertson set that month and year as the end of the world. It is one of several times that Robertson warned about the end.

			â— September 2009: The Large Hadron Collider fired up, leading to the speculation that the worldâ€™s biggest atom smasher could create a black hole that would swallow Earth.

			â— October 2015: Chris McMann, the leader of the eBible Fellowship group in Philadelphia, warned that a fire would end the world. When it failed to happen, McMann expressed shock.

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	== Etymology of Revelation ==		== Etymology of Revelation ==
	; [http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=reveal Online Etymology Dictionary--"reveal"]		; [http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=reveal Online Etymology Dictionary — "reveal"]
	: Late 14th century, from Old French ''reveler'' (14c.), from Latin ''revelare'' "reveal, uncover, disclose," lit. "unveil," from ''re-'' "opposite of" + ''velare'' "to cover, veil," from ''velum'' "a veil" ... Revealed religion, as opposed to natural religion, is attested from 1719.		: Late 14th century, from Old French ''reveler'' (14c.), from Latin ''revelare'' "reveal, uncover, disclose," lit. "unveil," from ''re-'' "opposite of" + ''velare'' "to cover, veil," from ''velum'' "a veil" ... Revealed religion, as opposed to natural religion, is attested from 1719.

	; [http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=revelation Online Etymology Dictionary--"revelation"]		; [http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=revelation Online Etymology Dictionary — "revelation"]
	: Circa 1300, "disclosure of information to man by a divine or supernatural agency," from Old French ''revelacion'', from Latin ''revelationem'' (nominative case, ''revelatio''), from ''revelatus'', past participle of ''revelare'' (see reveal). General meaning "disclosure of facts" is attested from late 14th century; meaning "striking disclosure" is from 1862. As the name of the last book of the New Testament (Revelation of St. John), it is first attested circa 1400 ...; as simply Revelations, it is first recorded 1690s.		: Circa 1300, "disclosure of information to man by a divine or supernatural agency," from Old French ''revelacion'', from Latin ''revelationem'' (nominative case, ''revelatio''), from ''revelatus'', past participle of ''revelare'' (see reveal). General meaning "disclosure of facts" is attested from late 14th century; meaning "striking disclosure" is from 1862. As the name of the last book of the New Testament (Revelation of St. John), it is first attested circa 1400 ...; as simply Revelations, it is first recorded 1690s.

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	God is not going to grade us on how accurate a map of the future we have drawn from reading the Scriptures. No calendar specifying the sequence of future catastrophes has any saving value.		God is not going to grade us on how accurate a map of the future we have drawn from reading the Scriptures. No calendar specifying the sequence of future catastrophes has any saving value.

	Trying to calculate the amount of time left before the Eschaton, the End of Everything, is a waste of the time God has given us. God does not expect us to follow hand-drawn maps of a future that has not yet arrived; He expects us to pick up our cross and follow Jesus here and now. If God decides that we are to see Jesus coming in Glory, He will provide what we need at that moment--just as He has provided and will provide what we need at every moment in our lives.		Trying to calculate the amount of time left before the Eschaton, the End of Everything, is a waste of the time God has given us. God does not expect us to follow hand-drawn maps of a future that has not yet arrived; He expects us to pick up our cross and follow Jesus here and now. If God decides that we are to see Jesus coming in Glory, He will provide what we need at that moment — just as He has provided and will provide what we need at every moment in our lives.

	At the end of the Gospel of John, Jesus reveals to Peter that he will be murdered for the sake of the gospel. When Peter asks Jesus what is going to happen to the Beloved Disciple, Jesus replies, "What concern is it of yours? You follow me" [http://www.usccb.org/nab/bible/john/john21.htm#v21 (Jn 21:22).]		At the end of the Gospel of John, Jesus reveals to Peter that he will be murdered for the sake of the gospel. When Peter asks Jesus what is going to happen to the Beloved Disciple, Jesus replies, "What concern is it of yours? You follow me" [http://www.usccb.org/nab/bible/john/john21.htm#v21 (Jn 21:22).]
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	I was baptized in the Spirit in Peter Kreeft's seminar on "Modern Man" at Boston College in January of 1971; I was present when Tommy Dilorenzo prayed over him for the Baptism in the Spirit at the Cenacle in Chestnut Hill and joined the next Life in the Spirit Seminar sponsored by that prayer group. I was a member of the pastoral team that started the Boston College Charismatic prayer group in 1971. I lived in the Cleveland Hill Christian Community in 1971-1972 and in Marian House in 1972-1973.		I was baptized in the Spirit in Peter Kreeft's seminar on "Modern Man" at Boston College in January of 1971; I was present when Tommy Dilorenzo prayed over him for the Baptism in the Spirit at the Cenacle in Chestnut Hill and joined the next Life in the Spirit Seminar sponsored by that prayer group. I was a member of the pastoral team that started the Boston College Charismatic prayer group in 1971. I lived in the Cleveland Hill Christian Community in 1971-1972 and in Marian House in 1972-1973.

	In the fall of 1972, I became convinced that the End Times were upon us and that the "signs in the sky" would appear on Friday, October 13th, around 8:30 PM (if I remember correctly--I might also have picked Thursday, October 12, Eastern Standard Time). I was delighted with the thought that once the End of Everything was underway, I wouldn't have to finish my term papers but could start preaching the gospel full-time. My fall-back date was November 13 or thereabouts.		In the fall of 1972, I became convinced that the End Times were upon us and that the "signs in the sky" would appear on Friday, October 13th, around 8:30 PM (if I remember correctly — I might also have picked Thursday, October 12, Eastern Standard Time). I was delighted with the thought that once the End of Everything was underway, I wouldn't have to finish my term papers but could start preaching the gospel full-time. My fall-back date was November 13 or thereabouts.

	I told only one person of my premonitions, in a very vague way. When he asked me what I had been predicting after my dates came and went without any worldwide signs and wonders of any sort, I mumbled and changed the subject as soon as I could.		I told only one person of my premonitions, in a very vague way. When he asked me what I had been predicting after my dates came and went without any worldwide signs and wonders of any sort, I mumbled and changed the subject as soon as I could.
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	The date I picked was not the end of the world. Nor was my stupendous error in judgment the end of the world. It was what folks in some [[Twelve Step Programs]] call "Another F[ree] Growth Opportunity" (AFGO), except that they don't say "Free." I pretty much got out of the game of predicting when the world will end, although I couldn't shake my superstitions about 1984 until 1985 rolled around.		The date I picked was not the end of the world. Nor was my stupendous error in judgment the end of the world. It was what folks in some [[Twelve Step Programs]] call "Another F[ree] Growth Opportunity" (AFGO), except that they don't say "Free." I pretty much got out of the game of predicting when the world will end, although I couldn't shake my superstitions about 1984 until 1985 rolled around.

	I believe it was Gordy Henry, a man who suffered from Down Syndrome, who told me at Daybreak in 1979, "I am a slow learner--but I learn!" I think I've learned from my mistakes; I hope and pray it is the right lesson.		I believe it was Gordy Henry, a man who suffered from Down Syndrome, who told me at Daybreak in 1979, "I am a slow learner — but I learn!" I think I've learned from my mistakes; I hope and pray it is the right lesson.

	== A Kierkegaardian Postscript ==		== A Kierkegaardian Postscript ==

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