We know of the history of mankind - more or less.   We have heard about the Flood, about the pyramids of Egypt, Rome, the migration of the peoples, the discovery of America, about the two world wars.

And now we hear about the argument, that history of mankind has come to an end.

But this is not only an opinion.  The Bible tells us.  Jesus speaks about this.

His pupils ask him: "When comes the end?" Jesus: "I don't know.  But my Father in heaven knows it."

So: The "when" is not known.  But the fact of an end is certain.

If we want to know more about this, then we have to follow the statements of the Bible.

This is the single source we have, unless we accept the position of science:

No later than our sun burns up in a supernova our end comes - in case we couldn't

save ourselves into another solar system.

But because we rely on the Bible as the word of God, we ask then:  What can we know from the end of the world, even if the particular  day is not known?

The Bible gives us rather precise knowledge about the end of mankind.   Because the writers of the Bible - the Old and the New Testament - are guided by the Holy Spirit.   Only by this source we can know, what God is planning for mankind.  Only thus.