Meteor blast over Florida sparks fears a major space rock was going to hit Earth REVELATION 8:8 coming!

This months several Meteor reported one was on April 12th.

AN ASTEROID deemed safe by the world’s leading astronomers is going to strike Earth, according to a doomsday preacher’s outrageous claims – but does the Bible really predict a deep impact from space?

Meteor blast over Florida sparks fears a major space rock was going to hit Earth .

A METEOR which burned so brightly over southeast USA caused widespread panic as some assumed the space rock was going to “blow us all up”.

Meteors hitting Earth’s atmosphere are a relatively common experience, but few are as powerful as one which exploded off the coast of Florida yesterday, April 12. The bright flash led to panic in the community as some assumed it was going to make contact with Earth.

It culminated in a massive burst of energy off the coast of energy which could be seen across the entire Sunshine State.

More than 230 people reported their sighting to the International Meteor Organisation

Asteroid Apophis will come exceptionally close to our planet on April 13, 2029, giving astronomers a chance to study it in great detail. Although scientists have ruled-out any odds of impact, some Christians evangelists believe the 1,200ft-wide (370m) space rock is a biblical harbinger of doom

The Book of Revelation contains the final chapters of the Bible and describes the end of the world as envisioned by John the Apostle.

Revelation 8 and the first four trumpet judgments appear to describe the different stages of a singular event – a large asteroid impact on planet Earth, which I predict is coming in 2029 in the form of the Asteroid Apophis.”

Professor Meyer, who is popularly known as The Bible Memory Man, shared his interpretation of scripture in the Book of Revelation.

He said: “In regards to the second verse you mentioned, it likely has nothing to do with a literal asteroid.

“John the author is quoting or alluding to the Old Testament at least 700 times in Revelation.

“John is referencing here the mountain like burning figure mentioned in the Old Testament book of Jeremiah: ‘I am against thee, o destroying mountain, saith the LORD, which destroyeth all the earth… and will make thee a burnt mountain’.