There is enough evidence to prove that Nicolaas van Rensburg was no charlatan.
As seers and prophets go, Nicolaas van Rensburg, a white South African who lived a century ago, has what is considered a fairly accurate track record, and residents of this embattled nation now are looking to his predictions as the key to their future.
“The prophet spoken of in hushed tones by the ANC, but with admiration by white South Africans, is none other than Seer van Rensburg,” says South African scholar and historian Adriaan Snyman, likely the man who best understands van Rensburg’s work and its implications for South Africa.Snyman’s story and his dedicated quest to understand van Rensburg’s work is a long and captivating account. He was born in Lichtenburg, situated in the old West Transvaal, South Africa, close to Ottosdal, where Seer Nicolaas van Rensburg resided on his farm. On completion of his schooling, he went to work for the Department of Education in Pretoria and obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree. Shortly thereafter, he became a journalist and worked for two Afrikaans newspapers, the Hoofstad in Pretoria and the Burger in Cape Town.
In an exclusive interview with WorldNetDaily, Snyman related how his interest in van Rensburg began.
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