End of the world was not, supporters puzzled by the preacher

Followers of the American evangelical preacher Harold Motor Home, claiming that the May 21 end of the world, trying to understand why this prediction is not fulfilled.

As stated 89 -year-old Camping, from the Bible he was able to learn that on Saturday, will return to earth, Jesus Christ. He predicts that at six o'clock in the day needs to happen a giant earthquake, in which civilization will be destroyed.

As a result of the apocalypse to October 21 of that all unbelievers are dead, said the preacher. At the same true Christian, according to Motor Home, on Saturday will ascend into heaven, and will go to paradise.

Motor Home Now followers are seeking to understand what to do next, because Saturday was not marked by any global catastrophic events.

According to American journalists, himself a preacher from the ' doomsday ' did not appear in public. At the same time calls and emails to the office of his radio station ' Radio World family ' remained unanswered.

Former transport agent, now retired, Robert Fitzpatrick said that he spent on the campaign predictions Motor Home 140 thousand. dollars from their savings.

After six in the evening, when it became clear that the apocalypse will not happen, he said in bewilderment: ... I do not understand why nothing is happening. I can not say that I now feel. Apparently, I misunderstood it all, because we are all still on the ground '.
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Keith Bauer, an American.

Other followers of the preacher say at the outset doubted the reality of the predictions.

' I had some doubts, but I was trying to overcome them, because I believe in God, ... ...

Some of those who believe camping is, however, stated that the absence of the end of the world - this is just another test, which the Lord puts people to check their faith.

Meanwhile, the Washington Post reported the appearance of special telephone lines to prevent the suicide of trust followers preacher.