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Yes, the year 2008 (especially the final month) will prove to be both the end and the beginning of “God’s final witness” to mankind. God inspired that very title of a book to reflect His timing for ending the age of man’s self-rule on earth and giving witness of “why” His merciful judgment is so righteously justified for this final time. That book is 2008 – God’s Final Witness.

By the end of 2008, God ended all His warnings to mankind. The history of 6,000 years of testimony—of God’s true word—of His true witness to mankind, about mankind, had been fully established. And since the end of 2008, “God’s final witness” of that 6,000-year record is being fully established—fully recorded for all time through unfolding events that culminate on May 27, 2012.

Ronald Weinland
11/8/11
http://www.ronaldweinland.com/

Ronald Weinland thinks the world is coming to an end on May 27, 2012, but federal authorities say that is no excuse for not paying taxes.

An indictment handed down Thursday claims Weinland diverted money from an Internet-based ministry operated out of his home in the Union subdivision of Triple Crown. Some of the money was transferred to a Swiss bank account in Weinland's name, according to court records.

...Weinland faces up to five years in prison if found guilty of five counts of tax evasion. The indictment claims he evaded $357,065 in taxes from 2004 through 2008.

11/11/11
http://news.cincinnati.com/article/2011 ... RONTPAGE|p

Ronald Weinland, author of "2008 God's Final Witness", claims to be a Prophet of the God of Abraham and one of the Two End-Time Witnesses prophesied in Revelation 11. After the failures of his prophecies for specific dates such as April 17, 2008 for the beginning of the Great Tribulation leading to the return of Jesus Christ in 2011, Weinland changed to a new timeline that restarted the Great Tribulation on December 14, 2008 with the return of Jesus on the eve of May 27, 2012.

http://ronaldweinland.info/

Adding 56 and 57 days to April 5, 2012 and April 3, 2012, respectively, when God's people (Noah) will have removed the covering of the Ark and saw dry ground comes to May 31, 2012 assuming a 30 day a month calendar or May 30, 2012 assuming a Gregorian equivalent calendar* in the days of Noah when God's people will finally step on the dry ground of heaven.

Could May 31, 2012 or May 30, 2012 be the day in which we go to heaven and the world ends?

http://www.may-212011.com/Date_Calculat ... 21_Me.html

We have believed that Jesus Christ would begin his return in the atmosphere of this earth today, the Sabbath day of May 26th. We have believed this to be a matter of timing for sundown in Jerusalem toward the end of May 26th. As I write this, that time is just about here and nothing has begun in the world that would signal the need or purpose for that reality—Christ’s return.

...For the sake of all God’s people, I hope that there is not more we must learn concerning Christ’s return, but it appears we likely do have more to “see.”

...The expression that best describes some of my emotion and empathy toward God’s Church at this time is that of a “heavy heart.” Though many ridicule and shake their head in disbelief of what we have published for this world over the past few years, and they will undoubtedly become worse after this time, I understand their disbelief.

... As I consider these truths, I understand the outrage that some will manifest by these words.

...So candidly, I am disappointed that Jesus Christ hasn’t begun his return.

Ronald Weinland 5/26/12
http://www.ronaldweinland.com/

A Union, KY minister is predicting Jesus Christ will return to Earth on May 27, 2012, more than a week before his federal trial on June 4 for tax evasion. Ronald E. Weinland was indicted November 10, 2011 by a federal grand jury for attempting to evade thousands of dollars in income taxes. The indictment alleges Ronald E. Weinland, 62, attempted to evade taxes in the amount of $357,065 over a period of five years starting in 2005.

Weinland's alleged acts of evasion included filing tax returns, understating his gross income, using church funds for personal expenses and failing to claim those funds as income on his income tax returns, and failing to report the existence of a bank account in Switzerland. He also allegedly failed to report any interest made on that account as income.

http://www.fox19.com/story/18599234/chu ... -of-christ