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Throughout history, many people have tried to determine when the rapture (end of the world) will happen, mainly by analyzing the Bible and correlating what it says to events that were happening around them. A recent analysis by Harold Camping, a radio evangelist and founder of eBible Fellowship<ref>[http://www.ebiblefellowship.com/ Bible Fellowship]</ref> has computed May 21, 2011 as the day of the rapture, although he uses a drastically different calendar for dating his events that support his view and states that the tribulation began in 1988.

Throughout history, many people have tried to determine when the rapture (end of the world) will happen, mainly by analyzing the Bible and correlating what it says to events that were happening around them. A recent analysis by Harold Camping, a radio evangelist and founder of eBible Fellowship<ref>[http://www.ebiblefellowship.com/ Bible Fellowship]</ref> has computed May 21, 2011 as the day of the rapture, although he uses a drastically different calendar for dating his events that support his view and states that the tribulation began in 1988.

According to [[Matthew_20-28_(Translated)|Matthew 24:36]], no one knows the date of the rapture except for God Himself.

According to [[Matthew_20-28_(Translated)|Matthew 24:36]], no one knows the date of the rapture except for God Himself. Furthermore, Jesus predicted that "many false prophets will arise and deceive many people" regarding the date of the rapture ([[Matthew_20-28_(Translated)|Matthew 24:11]]), Harold Camping being a recent example.

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