Armageddon Week Starts January 3 on the History Channel
Apocalypse Island, Doomsday 2012, After Armageddon, the Bible Code II: The Apocalypse and Beyond and More
The term Armageddon is Biblical - derived from the Hebrew word har megiddo which refers to the mountains of Megiddo. Armageddon is mentioned in the New Testament book of Revelation as the site of a great worldwide battle where human leaders of the world, under demonic influence, will wage war on God's people. Armageddon is considered the ultimate final battle between God and Satan.
It is often associated with the term apocalypse (which means revelation or doom) and many believe it will be a final battle that either destroys the world or ushers in a new age of peace on earth.
The History Channel will begin Armageddon Week with Doomsday 2012 on Sunday, January 3 at 8/7 Central. Other shows that will featured during Armageddon Week will be Apocalypse Island, several specials on Nostradamus and Nostradaman predictions (Nostradamus Effect: The Apocalypse Code, Nostradamus Effect: 2012 Extinction; and Nostradamus Effect: Secrets of the Seven Seals, The Other Nostradamus); Life After People (Wrath of God and Bodies Left); The Bible Code II: The Apocalypse and Beyond; After Armageddon; Apocalypse Man; Mayan Doomsday Prophecy; Earth 2100; Siberian Apocalypse; and Seven Signs of the Apocalypse.
A complete schedule of History Channel's Armageddon Week is available here.
Whatever your favorite flavor of doom and destruction, History Channel's Armageddon Week 2010 is sure to have something to suit your taste. Whether you believe the various doomsday or Armageddon theories and predictions are bunk or you accept them as true prophecy of end times events, the information presented in these apocalypse and end-of-the-world television specials will be interesting to watch.
The ideas, predictions and reasoning presented during Armageddon Week will spark debate, conversation and thought and will be worth watching. For more information about Armageddon Week, see Armageddon- History.com - 2012 and the End of the World.
Published by Tammy Lee Morris - Featured Contributor in Lifestyle
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11 Comments
Post a CommentInteresting info. Thanks for letting us know.
I miss cable every now and then. Mostly because of the History Channel and Discovery... Good article :)
Great read, will be looking out for it!
Sounds like something I am going to want to watch, thanks for the info!
I am watching it it is a great series
Thanks for this information, Tamara! I always like the History Channel.
I like these. Will be sure to catch a few of them.
This is a fascinating topic for anyone. thanks!
Thank you for the insight. Good article, Tamara.
I love these shows. Interesting stuff.