If you like Biblical mysteries, where texts in the Bible are analyzed to predict future events, you may like Earthquake Resurrection: Supernatural Catalyst for the Coming Global Catastrophe by David Lowe.

I haven’t read the book myself, but I read Ray Gano’s review on Prophezine and visited the author’s website. The ideas come from a Christian perspective and the book speaks openly of the “rapture” among a million or so followers who “disappear” at the end of the world. Much of the analysis is based on the Book of Revelations, so if you’re squeamish about the Beast 666, and all the rest of John’s eschatology, now’s the time to switch off.

Ray Gano of Prophezine describes himself as “a staunch Pre-Trib Dispensationalist”, by which I assume he means that the dispensation for the end of the world has aleady been fixed. He writes: “In his book David Lowe points outs a pattern connecting the description of the resurrection to immortality of Jesus, the many saints who were resurrected in Matthew chapter 27, and the two witnesses of Revelation chapter 11: that all are accompanied by earthquakes, or a shaking of the surrounding earth. He then applies this pattern to the future resurrection of the dead in Christ, and questions whether it is possible that this resurrection will also be accompanied by earthquakes.”

In his synopsis of the book, David Lowe writes: “Earthquake Resurrection explores the possiblity that the disappearance of a large group of believers worldwide will be masked by global catastrophe. This possibility is based on a pattern found in scripture that the power unleashed when a human being is resurrected into an immortal body causes a shaking of the surrounding earth. The pattern is evident with the two recorded historic instances of the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the ‘many saints who had died’ in Matthew 27, as well as with the resurrection of the two witnesses of Revelation chapter 11 in the future.”

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