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Astronomical Prophecy


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Btw,

An a/typical exchange:

GLaDOS, "There will be cake."

You, "There will be toast."

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I believe that the emphasis on the lunar eclipses are interesting and I do not discount that some great turmoil in Israel's destiny may be shortly forthcoming but the actual mention of the blood moons is not so direct: Acts 2:20 - The sun will be turned to darkness and the moon to blood before the coming of the great and glorious day of the Lord.

So I believe this will happen before the day of the Lord but we have no idea WHEN - a year? a decade? the day prior? And the "Day of the Lord" is a specific time of ultimate turmoil and horror on this planet. These signs could also be the result of atmospherics caused by a nuclear war as well.

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I believe that the emphasis on the lunar eclipses are interesting and I do not discount that some great turmoil in Israel's destiny may be shortly forthcoming but the actual mention of the blood moons is not so direct: Acts 2:20 - The sun will be turned to darkness and the moon to blood before the coming of the great and glorious day of the Lord.

So I believe this will happen before the day of the Lord but we have no idea WHEN - a year? a decade? the day prior? And the "Day of the Lord" is a specific time of ultimate turmoil and horror on this planet. These signs could also be the result of atmospherics caused by a nuclear war as well.

Hello, 'and then.'

Nuclear accidents have certainly been down-played,

as though a week of news coverage wraps it up.

No predictions here.

Did you see the blood moon?

I got up at 2:10 a.m. and put on a night shirt. Barefoot,

I went out into the unseasonably cold night.

The moon, ~1/4 shadowed and somewhat red,

did look strange. Nearby stars looked brighter.

I woke my husband, "If you want to see the eclipse,

this is your chance." He got up and watched

until the moon was at its darkest.

Friends/relatives of ours sat up/partied all night.

They said the moon remained red for a long time

afterward.

Since many before us had no chance to witness

such a thing in their lifetimes, I figured:

why not enjoy the novelty it?

Peace be with you.

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