If you don't know what Eristhophanes is taking about, really should research.
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Eristhophanes said:My vote isn't the United States, but rather New York City.
If you look at Rev. 18, the great city is overthrown in 1 hour because a "great stone" like a millstone was cast into the sea.
If you want to find the "great stone" look no further than the west escarpment of Cumbre Vieja on the island of La Palma in the Western Canary Islands. If you Google "cumbre vieja" you'll get lots of interesting results, indicating that Cumbre Vieja is the greatest threat to the US in existence today. When (and I believe it will be a "when" and not "if") the doomsday scenario happens, the tidal waves will start hitting the East Coast of the US six hours later and the duration will be about an hour, fitting Scripture perfectly.
Wikipedia has some of Ward and Day's research, but it's interesting that a couple of factors were left out and their "worst case" scenario is only about half of what it could easily be. And everyone who makes light of their research (pretty much everyone, because it's just too scary) tries to say that their worst case is highly unlikely. Because nobody takes into account what scalar weapons can do.
Most of the people who write about this have no clue as to the magnitude of this and they talk about "lead time" and "evacuation" as if that's even a possibility. It isn't. So many people would die in New York that the only thing that could be done would be to quarantine the area and let the bodies rot. Which would certainly fulfill Rev. 18.
And, of course, everyone's go-to thought is nukes to kick off the party. While nukes would work, my vote is scalar weapons for a variety of reasons. A few years back I wrote a series of novels about this and based on the research I did, I can assure you that for the US it's an extinction event.
torahlovesalvation said:If you don't know what Eristhophanes is taking about, really should research.
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Not much wheat is grown in New York City, it's grown in the wider countryside, so the wider countryside is to be at least part of this destruction.Jeremiah 50:16 said:Cut off from Babylon the sower,
and the one who handles the sickle in time of harvest;
FollowingHim said:New York could well be the centre of it, but I see Babylon as something bigger, because:
Not much wheat is grown in New York City, it's grown in the wider countryside, so the wider countryside is to be at least part of this destruction.Jeremiah 50:16 said:Cut off from Babylon the sower,
and the one who handles the sickle in time of harvest;
ZecAustin said:Lila's right though, there is an alleged direct link. Mohammed's wife was living in a convent when she married him and his brother in law, who wrote down his ravings, was a Jesuit. The theory goes that the Pope wanted to boil the frog so to speak and make a half way step between paganism and Christianity so the Arabs could be converted.
FollowingHim said:Here's a quick hilarious and very true illustration of the Catholic church today:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feHTWSl4GJI
ZecAustin said:..Mohammed's wife was living in a convent when she married him and his brother in law, who wrote down his ravings, was a Jesuit. The theory goes that the Pope wanted to boil the frog so to speak and make a half way step between paganism and Christianity so the Arabs could be converted.
Good on you. To me (and I'm sure there are others alike) it gets confusing as it's not for sure which statement is true or the one being made fun of in a satire like that. (or is everything said - made fun of in it not true?)FollowingHim said:The tagline of that youtube channel is "teach the faith by making fun of stuff". He's certainly got me thinking deeply about a few things.
FollowingHim said:And if people think there is "nothing new" in what you are saying, that means they already know it, and may even be agreeing with you