FIRE AND ICE THE THIRD AGE
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I have found that the length of a day for God, for illustrative purposes in this book, is between eleven hundred and thirteen hundred years long, remembering the verse from 2 Peter 3:8: “A day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day” (New International Version [NIV], 1983). Amazingly, knowing this, if one starts at the end of day three of Creation, when God created plants, then at the beginning of the CO2 chart from the show, comparing God’s days with the CO2 cycles, using each cycle as God’s day of equal length, the total length of time from the beginning of the chart to the present varied by less than 4 percent from where it should be over eight of God’s days ago. The slight difference in time is because it is hard to see exactly where the first CO2 cycle begins on their chart. However, when one adds the little bit of the heat graph past the CO2 on the left, that is not cut off, to their CO2 chart, one sees that the amount of time elapsed is essentially identical. This means that the chart from the show is none other than the CO2 history of the world, since God created plants much less than ten thousand years ago, not the incorrect guess of eight hundred thousand years ago, which they labeled on their CO2 chart.
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Do you want to understand how long the cycles are for global warming and man’s role in it? Do you want to understand the mythical story of Atlantis? What about COVID-19? In the groundbreaking book, Fire and Ice, author Michael James Meyer answers these questions and more. After many decades of Bible study, Meyer uncovered a mathematical formula for deciphering most of the Bible and Biblical prophecy. Among other things, this formula gave him a framework that provided approximate dates to many Biblical events. It helps answer a host of questions, such as: What is the message behind the building of the three large pyramids and the Sphinx? What are some of the key numbers for Biblical numerology? What is the “end of the world” prophecy in the Bible, including the resurrection? What will life on earth be like after the Lord comes and resurrects his people? Fire and Ice shows readers why the Bible is just as informative and relevant today as it was when it was first written.
About the Author
Michael James Meyer graduated from the University of Minnesota with a degree in aerospace engineering. He first read the Bible from start to finish during his junior year of college. The author took some MBA classes at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. He worked for five years as a technical analyst. The author wrote a few Christian books, but never had them published. When he was 38, the Lord directed him to take the Inste Global Bible College (IGBC) program, which is a five-year program for working people. He received high marks and passed the written licensing test to become a pastor, but has never served as one.