Does the Bible predict a polar shift?

I have been reading in the book of Haggai chapter 2 and it says:
6 "This is what the LORD Almighty says: 'In a little while I will once more shake the heavens and the earth, the sea and the dry land. 7 I will shake all nations...

but what is most interesting to me is that the date he(Haggai) keeps referencing is the "24th day of the 9th month" which is Chislev 24.

18 ‘Consider now from this day forward, from the twenty-fourth day of the ninth month, from the day that the foundation of the LORD’s temple was laid—consider it: 19 Is the seed still in the barn? As yet the vine, the fig tree, the pomegranate, and the olive tree have not yielded fruit. But from this day I will bless you.’”
"Is the seed still in the barn?" Does this mean we should have seeds/food stored in order to replant and survive after this major event?

Of most interest to me, though, is the fact that this date(Chislev 24) when converted to the Gregorian calendar in the year 2012, this 'shaking of the earth and nations', if literal, falls on December 21st.
December 21, 2012....go figure.

You have been warned

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What does the bible say now? oh my!

But I am not sarcastic when I say this, I did enjoy this thread. Very interesting find. It would be common sense to stock up, did you see what happened after Katrina?

Experts say that with all food produce stopped, the average family will only have 30 days to live.

Umm, could you specify which Bible you are reading from? I use the King James Version and so I have never heard of this book Haggai. And what is Chislev mean? I have never heard that term/word before your post, i can only assume it's a month on a different calender but i'd just be guessing, and guessing gets no one where they expect to be

Originally posted by screamo
Umm, could you specify which Bible you are reading from? I use the King James Version and so I have never heard of this book Haggai. And what is Chislev mean? I have never heard that term/word before your post, i can only assume it's a month on a different calender but i'd just be guessing, and guessing gets no one where they expect to be

The book of Haggai is in the King James, third last book of the Old testament. Chislev is one of the months in the Hebrew Calendar.

Originally posted by doctorex

Originally posted by screamo
Umm, could you specify which Bible you are reading from? I use the King James Version and so I have never heard of this book Haggai. And what is Chislev mean? I have never heard that term/word before your post, i can only assume it's a month on a different calender but i'd just be guessing, and guessing gets no one where they expect to be

The book of Haggai is in the King James, third last book of the Old testament. Chislev is one of the months in the Hebrew Calendar.

Thanks Doctorex,

Chislev is the ninth month of the the Jewish calendar in an ecclesiastical year. I just found it interesting that it says the earth will shake and mentions a date that coincides with Dec. 21, 2012 on our calendar. I personally didn't see what all the 2012 hype was about.....now I may have to look at it a little closer. Interesting also about the 'reeling to and fro like a drunkard'...good catch. I do think that something major is right around the corner that is secretly being planned by men though. Just as God allowed the Tower of Babel to get only so high before he stopped it, he will let this plan develop too and achieve relative success before it is stopped one way or another.

[edit on 27-8-2008 by M_Aurelius]

Haggai, along with the other "minor prophets," contain prophecies which deal with things that have not happened yet, but will in the future. Most of these scriptures deal with the Tribulation period and the 2nd Advent. The verses mentioned in chapter 2 of Haggai are in regards to the 2nd Advent, which is the term used for the second coming of Christ.