A group of Muscovites and St. Petersburg residents decided to wait out the “end of the world” in a village near Chelyabinsk

November 23, 2012 it became known that about twenty residents of Moscow and St. Petersburg are moving to the village of Tochilny Chelyabinsk region, hoping to wait out the "end of the world" there, which, as they It is believed that it will take place on December 21 of this year.

Two women arrived first. Chapter village identified them with Jehovah's Witnesses.

« By According to women, they need real estate for guests - by the end of the world they will come to colleagues in the community, which is called either "Jehovah's Witnesses", or "Sisters of Jehovah", I do not remember exactly. They said they were talking to people on the Internet and encourage them to settle in our village. By December 21 we we are expecting an influx of visitors , - he told reporters, - “ These women look quite sane, they do housework, they started chickens, goats, but sometimes they say strange things about God, the end of the world and other things and even tried to hand out their pamphlets with us .”

Head of the press service of the Management Center of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia Grigory Martynov commented on the message village leaders:

« Speech It's not about Jehovah's Witnesses. First, we don't believe in the end of the world or that the earth and all the people on it will be destroyed. We believe that God will establish his dominion over the earth, the "Kingdom of God" for which millions of Christians pray. Secondly, it is impossible to hide from the intervention of God in the "Ural wilderness". Thirdly, there is no specific date in the Bible when God will establish His governing body. It certainly has nothing to do with us .”

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• Russians are lured into the Ural wilderness to escape the apocalypse // UralInform. November 23, 2012.