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Star Collision March 2022

The Sign of the Son of Man?

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Star Collision March 2022

By: Travis Wayne Goodsell
Narrated by: Trevor Clinger
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On the 7th January 2017, news broke out about the astronomical prediction that two binary stars in the Cygnus Constellation would collide on the 15 March 2022. Such an event would appear as a new star in the heavens by being so big and bright.

Being one who has studied the ancient ways and therefore can interpret the signs in the heavens, I thought I'd check my AstroViewer to see what the skies would look like on the 15th of March 2022.

This book goes over how to interpret the signs in the heavens and then goes over the skies on the 15 March 2022. There is dualism involved with this sign, and as such makes one wonder if this is a sign of the second coming of Jesus Christ.

©2017 Travis Wayne Goodsell (P)2017 Travis Wayne Goodsell Astronomy

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