The Secret Prophetic Alphabet of Armageddon
In the beginning was the word, and by the time that word was made flesh some 85 million people would be dead. It would be incumbent upon us to discover just what that word might be. The word was ‘Armageddon’, ten letters over-burdened with doom and foreboding, which have tempted mankind for 2,000 years. The graphic imagery and searing examples of interminable and incalculable loss as depicted in the Book of Revelation have always been seen as the fraught ravings of over-heated imaginations. Serpents, dragons, firestorms and eternal damnation make for colorful reading, but the temperature of these febrile ramblings has rendered them all too easily to be dismissed.
Armageddon by Nicholas Roerich (1935) (Public Domain)
The breaking down of all great mysteries generally depends on following a single thread or stumbling upon a key that can unlock the labyrinth. The word ‘Armageddon’ is just such a key. However, it must be seen in all its dimensions and not just a random combination of letters, but as an anagram of the ages. One that has served as a signpost to the greatest evils in history, predicting with clinical accuracy the rise of Hitler, the Holocaust and the darkest must brutal chapter in the history of humanity.
Compiling The Apocalyptic Verses From Armageddon
When one no longer regards ‘Armageddon’ as a single word but rather as a mini-alphabet, it forms the nucleus of a secret message from antiquity. The possibility of a secret alphabet was indicated by the prophet in Revelation where he wrote: “I am the Alpha and the Omega”, which were the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. The alphabet of ‘Armageddon’ takes the most blood-chilling prophecy ever made, out of the realms of high-fantasy and shamanic prediction and drags it in to the cold light of day with a forensic eye on fact. If ‘Armageddon’ was the word, then the word is man’s bondage.
The End of the World , painting also known as The Great Day of His Wrath by John Martin (1853)(Public Domain)
The word ‘Armageddon’ has become the sensational buzzword for apocalyptic catastrophes of wars, famine and plagues. But has the prophecy from ‘Armageddon’ already been fulfilled with the worst excesses of barbarism, death and destruction during the two world wars?
Deriving a mini-alphabet from the letters of ‘Armageddon’, the current author, Michael Hearns, compiled the Apocalyptic Verses. The mini-alphabet of ‘Armageddon’ has just eight letters in all to compose the words because A and D are listed twice. So, any letter could only be used once to form the words except for A and D which could be used twice in the words. The composition became more restrictive where each word was applied only once throughout the verses. To cast a demonic cloak over the verses the words were formed from a total of 666 letters. With such strict limitation on the composition of the verses, could a story be told that made sense? If it could then the merits of its content would leave Nostradamus in the shade.
