You know, the Bible is very explicit about catastrophe. And joining us today is a man that you've all seen before,

or you've gotten to know him over the years.

And I just want to welcome him back again right now.

We're going to talk about his latest book, The Wormwood Prophecy, and his name is Tom Horn.

Hi, Tom.

Hey, Gary, great to be back with you again.

We have the new studio, too, by the way.

Well, thank you, and we do too.

We're very comfortable here.

I mentioned the word catastrophe at the beginning of this program because we're going

to be talking about catastrophe.

The Bible is very explicit.

Anyone who has read the book of Revelation understands that catastrophe is biblical.

And you've written a book about a specific catastrophe that's mentioned in Revelation 8.

Revelation 8, 10 through 11.

In fact, it describes it this way the third angel sounded and there fell a great star from heaven,

burning as it were a lamp and it fell upon the third part of the rivers

and upon the fountains of waters and the name of the star is called wormwood and the third part of

the waters became wormwood and many men died of the waters because they were made bitter and it's

interesting here by the way a star fell from heaven.

That's the Greek word astor or asteron from which we make our modern English word asteroid.

Asteroid. Now, it's really no big news that there are asteroids circulating around out there.

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