Harold Camping Prediction May 2011

Harold Camping said that the world would come to the May 21, 2011. But who is this man and where he gets his ideas?

Harold Camping is a multi-millionaire, retired engineer, 89 years old and is co-founder of Family Radio Ministries, a network of independent radio stations in nearly 40 countries around the world who subscribe to their programs of religious themes. Family Radio Ministries has seen its audience increase dramatically since February 2011 (according to magazines and websites audience measurement) and is reported in U.S. media that the Ministry of contributions exceeding $ 100 million. But camping is not itself as "minister" and denies that Family Radio is a church.

For the past 50 years, Camping has been devoted to studying the Bible directly, without, in his words, theologians and revisionists use. For him, the Bible is its university and study without intermediaries. Unlike the vast majority of theologians and biblical scholars, Camping does not use the original texts in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek, but based all his conclusions in the King James Version of the Bible, the English translation done originally in Century 17, claiming that this version is the most accurate of all. As noted by several critics, is also a version in the only language they can read.

Harold Camping Prediction May 2011

In 1994, Camping predicted the end of the world for the 4th of September. He based his prediction on a mathematical formula decoding "the secret message of the Bible, but later said it had erred in the calculation. Since 2002, he has written at least five books outlining his vision of what the Bible says, and exploring the basis for his prediction on May 21, beginning, in his words, "the 150 final days of sin and the beginning of Eternal Kingdom of God. "

But Camping has stated in several forums that the Bible actually is "dominated by Satan," that "Salvation can not come by good works and faith, but only by the grace of God," and that souls which do not use to salvation "is annihilated without leaving a trace." These statements have doctrinal Camping exposed to criticism from religious leaders of various denominations and their prediction exposes him to ridicule if the May 22 has not happened something forceful. But he has no doubt, noting that "the Bible is infallible." At least in terms of doomsday predictions, Camping can not say the same.

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