Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-07-06
THE woSLDs ENo-A PROPHECY
EVERYONE IS INTERESTED in

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old prophecies which prove true. For
that reason, The Independent recently
referred to old Mother SYMPTOMS re,
markable VISION" published several
years before the discovery OF America,
all of which. exccp: the end of the
world-already has been fulfilled.
Much interest was evinced in the
supposed psychic power of the ancient
dame, who prophesied the automobile,
the flying mschine, the use OF steam,
the mining of gold from quartz, iron
ships, and other things. But 1t was
her prediction of the end of the world
in 1921 that interested everybody
WHY? Isn't 1t certainty that she
was fraud7 Mortal man cannot fore
tell the distant future. Remarkable
condolences occur, of course, but it
wasn't very wonderful for old Mother
Shipton 10 have vision of modern in
ventions. any ordinary person of to-
day, possessing Imagination, may
dream of visiting Mars and the Moon,
of solving the mystery of the aurora
borealis, and many other wonders of
the future.
II is gratifying, however, TO discover
public taste for prophecy. Everyone
wants to know when the wicked world /
will end, and will listen TO, any predic.
ton.
Herein now the reader may indulge
his taste for prophecy. A real and
wonderful prophet will be quoted. fore
telling truly the manner Of the ending
OF the world lie is the mightiest of
the mightiest, king of kings, and Lord
of heaven and earth. He never ut
tered prophecy that has not beer, or
Will be, fulfilled. The quotations are
presented reyerently, earnestly, and
solemnly for the especial benefit of
curious readers who may never read :
this prophecy in the wonderful Book
which is a vast treasury of prophecy
and wisdom.
Now read and ponder the prophecy
OF Jesus, the Christine hope of the
world, the bright and morning star"
The quotations are from the cath chap.
ter of Matthew.
and as He sat upon the Mount of
Olives the disciples came unto Him
privately, saying What shall
be the sign of thy coming, and Of the
end Of the world7"
Now heed the wonderful reply. in
which he said:
I'VE shall hear of wars and rumors
Of wars. See that ye be not troubled,
for all these things must come to pass,
but the end is not yet. For nation
shall rise against nation, and kingdom F.
against kingdom, and there shall be |
famines, and pestiIences, and Garth. !
quakes, In divers places. All these are
the beginning of sorrows.
"And many false prophets shall arise !
and shall deceive many, and because
iniquity abound, the love Of many shall
wax cold. But he that shall endure !
unto the end, the same shall be saved.
"And the gospel Of the kingdom
shall be preached in all the world for
a witness unto all nations-and THEM
shall the end come.
when ye therefore shall see the
abominatlon of desoIation, spoken of
by Daniel the prophet, stand in the
holy place, whose readeth, let him un.
derstand { For then shall be great
tribuIation, such as was not since the
beginning Of the world to this time
no, nor ever shall be. For az the
lightning cometh out Of the east, and
shineth even unto the west, 60 shall
also the coming Of the Son Of Man be.
Immediately after the trlbuiation of