do anybody kno what part inthe bible will tell about the world coming to an end ?

The book of revelations is about the end but u really really have to study it it can get complicated lol

There is no Book of Revelations in the Bible. It is Book of Revelation.

It is hard to tell if the book in intended to be a history of past events, prediction of future events, or an allegorical story about good and evil.

Because the imagery is so abstract it can be interpreted many ways. Believers have been drawing parallels between current events and the Book of Revelation and anticipating the Armageddon since the beginnings of Christianity.

i checked and it just says we will never know for sure because God is unpredictable

there are many, many references in the Bible that tell us some of the signs that we can see that come b4 the end of the world. and yes, the Bible does say that no one will know the day or the hour, only the Father. even Jesus the Son doesnt know. He will come like a thief in the night, when no one is expecting it. so we just have to watch out. and yes, the book of Revalation does talk a lot about the end signs and the end of the world, so does John, Isaiah, Jerimiah (a little bit), and Daniel. and theres more all over the place, you just have to recognize it.

O, the Bible is full of it! The first Prophesy is in GEn 1:1 - Look at my link that explains this: [link removed] And [link removed]

Second Peter 3:7 mentions the future destruction of present skyes and earth, but verses 5 and 6 compares that to the destruction occurred by the flood, wich meant the destruction, not of the planet but of the wicked ones. Sometimes the Bible reffers to the people living on this planet as the earth, like in Genesis 11:1.But what after the destruction?

Second Peter 3:7 mentions the future destruction of present skyes and earth, but verses 5 and 6 compares that to the destruction occurred by the flood, wich meant the destruction, not of the planet but of the wicked ones. Sometimes the Bible reffers to the people living on this planet as the earth, like in Genesis 11:1.But what after the destruction?

True, Apocalypse 1:1 talks about signs or symbols, but other parts of the Bible can explain those symbols. Like Second Peter 3:7 that mentions the future destruction of present skyes and earth, but verses 5 and 6 compares that to the destruction occurred by the flood, wich meant the destruction, not of the planet but of the wicked ones. Sometimes the Bible reffers to the people living on this planet as the earth, like in Genesis 11:1.But what after the destruction?

Your surely would agree that a loving father would definetly warn his beloved children of future dangers set ahead of them, wouldn’t you? (Amos 2:7)

Revelations… Back of the bible.

We can take heart by noting that the Bible repeatedly speaks of an end to wickedness. “The sinners will be finished off from the earth,” the psalmist foretells. “As for the wicked, they will be no longer.” (Psalm 104:35) “The upright are the ones that will reside in the earth, and the blameless are the ones that will be left over in it,” says the book of Proverbs. “As regards the wicked, they will be cut off from the very earth; and as for the treacherous, they will be torn away from it.”—Proverbs 2:21, 22.

The Bible also makes clear that the wicked will not relinquish their power peacefully; hence the need for a conclusive act of God that eliminates all evil, including the evil of war. (Psalm 2:2) The name that the Bible assigns to this unique conflict, Armageddon, is highly significant.

In the Bible, the book of Revelation says that “the kings of the entire inhabited earth” will be gathered together “to the war of the great day of God the Almighty.” (Revelation 16:14) The prophetic account then adds: “And they gathered them together to the place that is called in Hebrew Har–Magedon,” or Armageddon. (Revelation 16:16) Later on, Revelation explains that “the kings of the earth and their armies” will be “gathered together to wage the war with the one seated on the horse and with his army.” (Revelation 19:19) This horseman is identified as none other than Jesus Christ.—1 Timothy 6:14, 15; Revelation 19:11, 12, 16.

What are we to conclude from these verses? That Armageddon is a war between God and the forces of disobedient mankind. Why would Jehovah and his Son, Jesus Christ, fight such a war? For one thing, Armageddon will “bring to ruin those ruining the earth.” (Revelation 11:18) In addition, it will usher in a peaceful world, “a new earth that we are awaiting according to his [God’s] promise,” where “righteousness is to dwell.”—2 Peter 3:13

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Under the rule of Jesus Christ and his heavenly corulers, peace and happiness will prevail in all the earth. (Psalm 37:9-11) Those in God’s memory will be resurrected and will enjoy perfect health. (Acts 24:15) By their faithfulness to God, obedient mankind will be granted what our original parents lost—everlasting life in human perfection on a paradise earth.—Revelation 21:3, 4.

well actually i wouldnt think so because alot of peoples lives come to an end all over the world without warning but i think that we would beable to feel something but we just wouldnt understand wat that feeling is. and y would he struck fear into everybody about something that wont change.

Do you know anybody’s life that does not come to and end? We all die, even as God said: “in the day you eat from (the forbiden tree) you will positively die”-Genesis 2:15-17, i think. If Adam and Eve hadn’t eaten from it, they would have stayed alive until this very day