Are disasters GOD's judgment?

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Very interesting stuff PB and/or Lewis.

AND . I had found the first 2 a couple of days ago. Lewis furnished the last 4 today.

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hey PlumBob: can you identify ONE nation that is not supporting a Palestinian state. times up
your comment about running away from the coasts is a good one to reflect upon. A few years ago there was some widespread concern about La Palma in the Azores sliding into the Atlantic.... I still have the simulations that showed a wave still about 20+ feet high hitting the entire east coast of North America. It still sits there ready to go. personally I think it might be tied in with the Mother of all earthquakes (consider it a perfect 10 on the Richter scale) that will hit Israel just about the time Gog shows up...pray it isn't NATO that comes to implement the piece deal.

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Nada. Sad but true.

So where ya going w/ this train of thought, HSB? Huh? Speak up....

I don't know - this is almost overwhelming. Day before yesterday, I was just looking at headlines, and bottom line was EVERYTHING I saw looked like it had prophetic implications.

Yeah, I remember the La Palma discussion.

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PB: you are so fast with the draw...got off a shot before I even had time to reload (edit my post)

the Scriptures tell us about a time when men's hearts will fail them for fear...methinks we are getting close to that. of course we have a spiritual connection to the God of the Universe who knows the end of all things..nothing surprises Him..so we need not "fear" like those with no faith. yet Andy's comment about judgment coming resonates with many folks I talk with.

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Fear seems to permeate ALL social interactions now-a-days. So thick, in secular interactions, you couldn't cut it with a knife. Need a chainsaw.