The Millennium Meltdown: The 2000 Computer Crisis

by Grant R. Jeffrey

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0921714483
• ISBN13: 9780921714484
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Frontier Research Publications
• Length: 249 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Oh. Man.

MWAHAHAHAH! *WIpes eyes* That's rich. This sure does show how panickey(sp) people got that year, hehehe. If I could've just seen the look on those computer scientists' faces on January 1st, 2000, I probably woulda laughed myself dead. Stupid alarmists. It's gonna end up being the same thing with the bird flu.

lightbulbs

I strongly disagree with one of the reviewers. In it she claims that "not so much as a lightbulb" burned out on Y2K, when clearly this is a false statement!! I remember that a flourescent light in my kitchen burnt out on Y2K, thus proving that the end is near and that aforementioned reviewer will likely suffer the eternal hellfire (although God will make the final decision, of course).

Please Read This Book

Grant R. Jeffrey does an excellent job explaining the Y2K crisis ! It is factual and well researched, with many suggestions on how to prepare and protect your family. Most important to me it provides spiritual encouragement and reminds us of God's love and provision. I am buying this book for every one of my family members and friends!

Excellent survey of the problem, results and how to prepare.

This book explains the source of the Y2K problem; examines how government, industry, business and society will likely be affected; and considers the possibility of the fulfillment of certain Biblical prophecies concerning the end of the age. He then lists ways to prepare for the disruptions that will surely come. Jefferies' material is simalar to that found in Michael Hyatt's "The Millenium Bug: How to Survive the Coming Chaos" but he has included some more recent research, and discussion of the efforts being made to establish a one-world government and a cashless society. The two books together make a fairly complete assessment of the problem and action to be taken.

A Christian approach to an unavoidable deadline.

If you're looking for a Christian perspective to the upcoming Y2K issue, then Grant Jeffrey's book is for you. Grant's indept knowledge of the "computer glitch" as well as end times makes for a perfect blend of insight and preparation steps to make the Year 2000 computer problem and consequent sociological changes more bearable. This book will inform the novice and equip the prepared for actual steps to take to help others and thus minister to them during the inevitable crisis.