基本信息出版社:HarperCollins
页码:192 页
出版日期:2001年10月
ISBN:006009351X
条形码:9780060093518
装帧:简装
外文书名:诺查丹玛斯的美国预言
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In the light of the recent tragedy that has changed our world, David Ovason, the foremost expert on the prophecies of Michel Nostradamus, has reexamined the writings of the 16th Century French seer. What Ovason discovered was startling: a quatrain that specifically predicts the horrific terrorist attack on New York City that killed more people in one day than died in America's three-year War of Independence. In this bold new interpretation of Nostradamus's prescient texts, Ovason reveals with reasoned, intelligent scholarship what the Master presaged for the United States-a nation that did not exist in Nostradamus's time-including the shocking foretelling of a devastating “fire to approach a great new city”…and the coming of a new age of prosperity for us all.
Renowned scholar David Ovason also reveals how Western history's most remarkable clairvoyant predicted the most momentous events in the development of the United States, including:The settlement of Jamestown The Declaration of Independence The founding of St. Louis The development of electricity The invention of manned flight The Apollo space programAND The terrorist attack on America and the destruction of the World Trade Center
作者简介 David Ovason has spent more than a decade researching the architecture and zodiacs of Washington, D.C. He teaches astrology and has studied the life and writings of Nostradamus for more than forty years. He is the author of several books, including The Secrets of Nostradamus and Nostradamus: Prophecies for America. Mr. Ovason lives and works in England.
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Incredible as it may seem now, in the 16th century, Nostradamus predicted the World Trade Center attack. And his predictions don''t stop there! The World''s leading Nostradamus expert, David Ovason, focuses on the specific sections of Nostradamus'' work that contain these predictions, uncovering significant information about the prediction of the attack on September 11, 2001, as well as gripping new information on what may be next for the United States.