I just don't really believe in the bible so probably everything that happens in real life that happens in it will be coincidence.

I hear you. And, to be fair, right now we can argue either way. But if the portals, the one world currency and government become a thing, that would be a hell of a coincidence..

I think that Trump is actually a North-Korean spy. He's currently building a giant pudding factory in the Sahara desert. The world will be flooded by pudding and humans will go extinct.

What a way to go, pudding... It will probably be delicious for a while, but, in the end, not good.

Everyone will die of obesity.

So, why does the revelation has to be true and not some other story about the end of the world from other religions? Why does it have to be christianity?
Thank God i am an atheist and don't have to bother with this nonsense.

I can make a prediction that will certainly happen to every living organism on this planet. They will all die sooner or later. And this planet, even this solar systen will cease to exist.

Oh and, what you do is known as confirmation bias.

Ah, I knew who posted this in advance. Ridiculous stuff until proven otherwise. I haven't read the thing, but every single thing I've heard about it is either vague enough eventually cover something or too ridiculous to ever happen.

1. Could become reality eventually but not in the near future.

2. The internet is a wonderful thing.

3. Simplifies trade, and almost guaranteed to happen if world government ever becomes a thing. Not happening in the near future though.

4. What? No. If anything, religions are all going to disappear. Some beast-worshipping religion isn't going to take over the world.

5.  Two ways this could happen: Christians are, at some point, considered terrorists or otherwise dangerous, or another religion takes over the world and practices tyranny of the majority. Both are unlikely. The first is possible if Christianity ever becomes a marginal thing and the remaining Christians are bigots.

6.  Climate change seems awfully real, and the population of the world is growing all the time. It's not a good combination. At this rate, this will happen sooner or later, but I'm confident we'll come up with something.

7. What else? Ghosts? I'm not even going to take this one seriously unless evidence says otherwise.

8. It's possible, but not in practically anyone's interests.

9. See #7.

You need to rember that a) the world view of an Israelite in the time following the death of Christ was very limited (didn't know America, Australia existed, perhaps once heard of China in the passing, probably not) b) much of what they *did* know was conquered by Rome, the empire being at the hight of expansion.

From their perspective, one "world" government with common currency, common language, 1 leader (it's an empire), persecution of christians (already in place) and worshipping of "Satan" (which was literally any religion except their own for the jewish people of the time) all seemed much more likely than it is today. Famine and war was also much more frequent at the time, and dimensional portals are as much part of fiction nowadays as they were at the time. 

So no, I don't really see it.

Certainly. Even christianity in itself is uncertain on the intepretation. Hence the huge amount of different branches.

If God would've written a guiding book, he wouldn't made people question it in what is written in it.

People have been predicting the end of the world for thousands of years. What makes this specific prophecy any more valid than the countless others.