The Mayans were a civilisation known for their architecture, mathematics and astronomical beliefs, who date back to as far as 2000BC. In 2012, there was a brief frenzy after it was claimed that December 21 would mark the end of the world because it was the end-date of a 5,126-year cycle on the Mayan calendar. However, thanks to the discovery on a stone slate in Tikal, Guatemala, archaeologists are able to understand more about this key date, as well as the apparent end of the world.
End Times and 2019 reviews the evidence suggesting that the end of the world as we know it will occur in December 2019. Fact after fact is presented in logical order, progressing through astronomical clues given by the Maya, Egyptian pyramids, world mythology, and especially the Bible – leading readers to a timeline of events for our civilization’s final years. “Following the Julian Calendar, we are technically in 2012. The number of days lost in a year due to the shift into Gregorian Calendar is 11 days. For 268 years using the Gregorian Calendar (1752-2020) times 11 days = 2,948 days. 2,948 days / 365 days (per year) = 8 years.”. As an infallible authority, He also rejected the idea of the complete end of the world (Matthew 24:22). We may indeed be approaching the biblical “last days of Israel” but that’s a far cry from the Mayan end of the world. Regardless of what anyone says or thinks about the Mayan calendar predicting the end of the world, they’re wrong.
Stanley Guenter, a world-leading decoder of Mayan inscriptions, revealed during Morgan Freeman’s “The Story of God” how the Mayans depicted their calendars on stelae – huge slabs of rock.
After that, many speculated that the end of the world was destined to occur on December 21, 2012 at the end of a cycle of the Mayan calendar. However, nothing ever happened on that date. The world is not ending next Saturday. The mayan calendar was a calendar. The sims 2 island. Calendars end and then start over, unless every 12 months the world ends just to get remade January 1st. Why do people believe these things? I'm sure that when the end actually comes, we'll all know it.
He said in 2017: “Stelae commemorate periods in the Mayan calendar, so we see that they would have been dedicated to periods of time such as every 20 years, every 10 years and especially every 400 years.
“[These were known as] the ending of the great b’ak’tun cycles.
“So we heard a few years ago about the end of the 13th b’ak’tun being the end of the world predicted by the Mayans.
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Each one of those unites is 20 times larger than the previous, so what we see on this monument is that 13 b’ak’tuns was not the end of any calendar – just one cycle
Stanley Guenter
“Well there’s a monument down here I think we should take a look at.”
Mr Guenter then took Mr Freeman to see stela 10, which was referenced to apparently marking the end of the world seven years ago.
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He added: “This is stela 10, you can see we’ve got a king – there is his head and big headdress full of feathers, [his] shoulders, all of his jewellery and down to his feet.
“If you look down below, we can actually see we have a captive and we can see his hands and even legs – all tied up for sacrifice.
“[On the back] we have a date that gives us a specific point in time – 11 years and 360 days, then we have threekatuns– which are 20 years each.
“So that is another 60, and then we have nine b’ak’tuns, because this is a date of about 525AD.
“So if you remember we had 13 b’ak’tuns ended in 2012, but the really interesting thing is the monument does not stop there.”
Mr Guenter then went on to reveal how the entirety of the discovery reveals the 2012 prediction was just a single cycle inside a number of bigger cycles.
He continued: “It tells us there were 19 of the higher unit – the pictun – and even higher, 11 at the next unit.
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“Each one of those units is 20 times larger than the previous, so what we see on this monument is that 13 b’ak’tuns was not the end of any calendar – just one cycle.
“It was just the start of a new cycle, a new beginning, that would go on for almost eternity.
“We have never found the end for the Mayans.”
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