Reply With QuoteYes, there was a key event for their military reported around the world within one week of the eclipse.Originally Posted by lardy
And now this evening the 'darkest of clouds' have just been reported on tonights news.....
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What did he make worse in the early 2017- end of 2020 period in terms of global geo -political affairs and conflict etc?
Yes, there was a key event for their military reported around the world within one week of the eclipse.
And now this evening the 'darkest of clouds' have just been reported on tonights news.....
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Oh I see, it was a military event and a hurricane six months later about 1000 miles away in Florida.
And there was me expecting an earthquake!
I didn't expect you to remember the first all out attack from Iran on Israel (part 1) or acknowledge the current extreme natural disaster in the USA. Warnings from total exclipses don't come with a QR code and a selection of events in a particular order so you can adjust your popcorn orders. While there are just few weeks left in 2024, their most anticipated event of 2024 (and it's fallout) is still to come, so hang on to your false security and stay tuned.
On page 1 of the thread, you make multiple references to earthquakes. You can't backfill with other stuff that happened and say "oh that was what the warning was really about".
Because then it's not a warning...
Have you ever been sectioned? Just curious.
This was the start of the OP:
"With just 8 months to go until the USA make a decision that could also impact NATO and the conflicts in the Middle East & Ukraine.."
NB: That 'decision' is still future.
The corresponding historical earthquake in that region happened a few years after the heads-up eclipse.
But many theists struggle with eschatology, so I'm not that surprised at the reaction; while you are waiting, insults are just fine.
We can all read the first page. You started with what I assume was a reference to the election, and the final sentence of the OP was distancing your post from politics.
Your contributions on page 1, page 2, page 3, so on, were about earthquakes.
Wouldn't you just love to have that kind of self confidence?
It's confidence in God, not myself. I make mistakes but He does not.
The future is in His Hands.
We all serve *someone, though most people have no idea who they serve.
*Even Bob Dylan knew that - Gotta Serve Somebody
The BBC Weather app has just shown us The End Of Days with 14,000 mph winds!
Who would have thunk it.
Truthpaste is a prophet in his own lunchtime - not a dangerously deluded nutter!
You're the one who wrote all these nonsense posts.
https://www.bbc.tco.uk/news/articles/cx2lyzw7xwxo
Why should one person have a monopoly on all of the bonkers theories?
I saw the weather girl apologise for this on todays lunchtime BBC News, in fact at 3pm on the BBC website, Cardiff still had winds at over 25,000mph
On a more serious note, I was interested today to hear BBC Radio 4 say the current 24 hour rainfall forcast for Florida was of 'Biblical' proportions - quite a statement from a consistently atheistic and anti-biblical news service.
"Biblical" as in "extreme" and hyperbolic.I saw the weather girl apologise for this on todays lunchtime BBC News, in fact at 3pm on the BBC website, Cardiff still had winds at over 25,000mph
On a more serious note, I was interested today to hear BBC Radio 4 say the current 24 hour rainfall forcast for Florida was of 'Biblical' proportions - quite a statement from a consistently atheistic and anti-biblical news service.
Re "the flood", ducks are all evil.I saw the weather girl apologise for this on todays lunchtime BBC News, in fact at 3pm on the BBC website, Cardiff still had winds at over 25,000mph
On a more serious note, I was interested today to hear BBC Radio 4 say the current 24 hour rainfall forcast for Florida was of 'Biblical' proportions - quite a statement from a consistently atheistic and anti-biblical news service.
Extreme; it would have to be given the context.
Overstated (hyperbolic), not so.
Though I get your need for the reference to be fictional.
Liam Gallagher has used the term Biblical (in all caps no less) to describe the upcoming Oasis tour.I saw the weather girl apologise for this on todays lunchtime BBC News, in fact at 3pm on the BBC website, Cardiff still had winds at over 25,000mph
On a more serious note, I was interested today to hear BBC Radio 4 say the current 24 hour rainfall forcast for Florida was of 'Biblical' proportions - quite a statement from a consistently atheistic and anti-biblical news service.
Is this what the big lunar X was pointing us too?
as in 'Unbelievable' Like the Bible.
1. The difference is that Liam is looking to sell tickets, Radio 4 isn't.
2. (re the X) - it may seem astonishing, but NO.
1. The big man upstairs must’ve appreciated the shout out cause Liam’s done a cracking job of selling tickets. The demand was, dare I say, biblical.
2. Definitely not? How do you know for sure? Bob Marley stopped a war with his music. Maybe divine intervention is placing the Gallagher brothers in America in 2025 to blow away the dark clouds gathering.
Isaiah 35:7 - "Hot sands will become a cool oasis, thirsty ground a splashing fountain."
In the original Hebrew, before the mistranslations via Greek, Latin and English, the quote was: ‘Hot sands will become a cool britannia oasis, thirsty ground a splashing fountain at Ł12.99 a cup’Isaiah 35:7 - "Hot sands will become a cool oasis, thirsty ground a splashing fountain."
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