The Purpose of Prophecy | The Last Days of Tolemac | Podcast #3

Allan Colston and Scott Paton

May 31 2012

The world of science continually produces young men and women who challenge the accepted view, and make predictions based on revolutionary theories about nature and the universe.

When Albert Einstein first published his revolutionary work on gravity and quantum mechanics, his ideas were initially greeted with disbelief and scorn.

But Einstein didn't simply present his theory of relativity and then expect people to believe it.

He followed this up by proposing a series of tests which, he claimed, would prove that his theory was correct.

When scientists undertook these tests, they found that they got results that matched his predictions.

So those who initially doubted Einstein's theory were forced to admit that his new view of the universe was correct.

Throughout history certain men and women have acquired fame, or notoriety, by claiming to be able to predict future events.

This has especially been true within the various religions of the world.

Various individuals have come to be regarded as divinely inspired, and their predictions have been accepted as the ordained will of God.

And throughout the ages, men and women of every generation have tried to find out what would happen in the future, in the hope that they would be better prepared, and so have an advantage over others.

Tolemac was an ancient civilization at the Dawn of Time, and now, at the End of Time, its Oracles have returned to impart their wisdom and knowledge to assist us in understanding the events to come.

The Last Days of Tolemac reveals the Secrets of the Prophets through a series of conversations between the author and the Oracles of Tolemac. All in plain, easy to understand language.

The Mayans and Aztecs built extraordinary calendars covering thousands of years. They knew that many patterns in outer space took eons to repeat, but repeat they would.

And they wanted to prepare their descendants for them.

Patterns, like the return of comets, some of which could take over 5,000 years to return, but when they did, they would bring massive disruption in the form of earthquakes, wild weather, volcanoes and even knock the earth off its axis.

The Last Days of Tolemac is is a book about prophecy. In fact its subtitle is "Secrets of Ancient Prophecies Revealed".

Actually I should point out that it is an eBook that can be downloaded directly from my website (www.superprophecy.com)

People who buy this eBook also get TWO free Bonus Books - which can be digitally downloaded at the same time.