Nostradamus C1 Q62: The turmoil late in the 21stC that spreads to Africa.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The wording of this verse is very applicable to old religious documents rejected by the orthodox church.

The anagrams underpinning it suggest the reference is to non-canonical texts such as the Muratorian fragments. This ancient writing offers parts of the lost Gospel / Apocalypse/ Revelation of Peter, a testament that was rejected for its non-acceptance of the mystical nature of Jesus' ascension.

It includes a conventional end-of-days retribution against the sinful but accepts that some sinners will not perish. This tale lies closer to the Norse tale of Ragnarok than the accepted Christian Doomsday model and thereby comes closer to the earthly disaster model Nostradamus implies he saw for the end of this century and beyond.

This verse is one of several that uses loose connections of related words that the methods of Sephirot Coding unifies. They are about ancient themes on the immortality of Gods and Jesus and the relevance of these concepts in fuelling a war late in the 21st Century. Verses C.IV Q.70 /Q.72 /Q.74 are part of this jigsaw as is C.I Q.62.