To tha Editor of the "Nortu-Cuina Dany News"
Sim—As many of your readers are interested in the prophecies of Daniel whose ciphers have for a long time been working out in current events in day-measures, 1 would like to quote in full an article by Mr. Bernard Nicklin, published in the August 3l gumper of "The National Message" Apos has only a very small circulation in Shanghai, an article which relates particularly to events which may occur today and tomorrow. He writes:—
When Jesus said, "Ye can discern the lace Oi the' sky: put can ye not discern the signs of the times?" did lie perhaps imply some analogy between the science or meteorology and Anat of prophecy?
To describe prophetic chronology as a science is no exaggeration. As the jate Dr. Gratton "Guinness said, "If Science be a knowledge of facts ar-fanged in order, and explained by Jaw, then there is beyond all question science of chronologic prophecy." That Dr. Guinness, 50 to 60 years ago, Was able to apply his knowledge with some accuracy is well known. He foresaw, for instance, the end of "The Times of the Gentiles" as a critical epoch commencing about 1915 also that 1917 would be marked in connection with Israel and Palestine.
With the unveiling of the Day-measures and the Great Pyramid's day system of prophetic chronology a new branch of the science has Opened up: for, whereas before it Was possible to forecast only in terms Of years, it is now possible to forecast in terms of days and epochs of Laws are operating ín this science just as surely as they are in meteorology, and many of them are as complex: and mistakes in prediction are just as lable when factors are overlooked or misinterpreted.
A few days ago the weather fore. cast read, "Thundery conditions. but instead, one of the thunder-storms in memory 5i a "thundery condition perienced. So with these
be mistaken: for an tional thunder-storm."
This was the case in March 1995. when we observed that the week, April 9-16, 1935, appeared to be strongly marked, being 1260 x 6 days from the Outbreak of the Great War, and the National Government. Certainly. when the time, came, there were ominous rumblings at Stresa and Geneva, but not the storm we anti-certain forecasts published in "Divine Time Measures," October 1933, proved far more' accurate. For example, it was shown that Sept. 26, 1996 would be
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