The Horizon Project - Bracing for Tomorrow (review)

Posted on May 20, 2008
Filed Under Appointed Times (Moedim), Last Days, Torah and Prophets

According to The Horizon Project, “tomorrow” may be closer than much of the world will be willing to accept or survive.

The documentary in its entirety is quite compelling… and if you persevere through the host’s (Brent Miller) frequent whisperings, you too will be compelled… BUT compelled to do what is the question I’m left with. Maybe the future follow-up films will delve into answering that question, yet so far the production has painted itself as strictly secular and scientific-based, not leaning on the Judeo-Christian scriptures for the answer of “what to do” to escape and/or survive the upcoming geographical Pole Shift. The film hypothesizes that a similar pole shift has destroyed the Earth and much of the human population at least once in the past as our planet moved through what is called the Galactic Plane (image). To build a case for this, Miller cites evidence for past global catastrophes, such as ancient cities found under the seas, cosmic dust found in polar ice samples, ancient accounts of the sun moving backwards in the sky, and many missing ancient technologies that are unexplainable because of gaps in the historical record. Finally, in the end… Miller leaves us with the estimation that our solar system will again start to cross the plain of catastrophe sometime between 2008 and 2015.

What is most astounding to Hebraic prophecy scholars when they see Horizon’s new film is how 2008 and 2015 has already been found to be a seven year shmittah cycle by many (2009-2016 by others). No one is wanting to “set a date” or declare a “thus saith the LORD” regarding the start of the Great Tribulation or the Return of Messiah, but many are talking about the 2015-2016-2017 period, especially considering Mark Biltz’s finding that several major astronomical events coincide with Jewish (Hebrew) Feast days in 2015 (see video). Also see Bill Koenig’s detailed update on Biltz’s findings.

Mark Biltz says, “You have the religious year beginning with the total solar eclipse on Adar 29/Nisan 1 (March 20, 2015); two weeks later, a total lunar eclipse on Passover (April 4, 2015); then the civil year beginning with the solar eclipse; followed two weeks later by another total blood-red moon on the Feast of Succoth — all in 2015.”

Go here to order the DVD: The Horizon Project - Bracing for Tomorrow.

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