NOSTRADAMUS Are His Predictions Accurate? - Michael A Snyder - April 1983

Michael A Snyder

Did this 16th century psychic map out the future of this century? The summer of 1981 witnessed a strange sequence of events in Europe. Earlier that spring, against a Western tide of political conservatism, a socialist swept into power in France. Then came the near assassination of a Pope. And to the surprise of many, riots erupted in England. Unrelated events? At first glance, it would seem so. But a new translation of a medieval book of prophecy rocked Europe when it appeared to predict the above three events nearly four centuries in advance. "Roman Pope do not approach the city in which the two rivers bathe," reads an English translation of the obscure French writings of the 16th-century medical doctor Michel de Nostredame - better known as Nostradamus. "Your blood and that of your followers will flow near this place when the rose will flower." - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library