"God" says 9.7 Earthquake Coming to West Coast USA on Oct 3, 2013

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Just wondering, which God?

They claimed it was the God of the Christians. Specifically ... they said 'The Lord'.
Some call Jesus 'Lord'. Some call God the Father 'Lord'.
The name "Jesus' wasn't said, so I take it to be the Christian 'God the Father'.

Oh ... and one of the prophecies said 'in the morning' ....
So that would be by noon in California (3pm EST).
The other two prophecies didn't say morning. They just said Oct 3.

INTERESTING ...

USGS Earthquake Listing

Due to the government shut down, the earthquake listing is not up and running today.

I've been very wrong sooooo many times . . . and may be here.

However . . . about 2-3 hours ago after just getting up . . . I began to feel a subtle but detectable impression that there won't be any big deal today either.

I'm hopeful that's true.

I KNOW there are LOTS of alarming flags on logs of plays from government to Yellowstone earthquake swarms above normal; volcanoes in Italy . . . the looming Canary Islands thing; etc. etc. etc.

And, I'm still convinced that the heat under the frog in the bucket is STILL VERY MUCH HEATING UP.

However, it just seemed like when I got up that it's NOT QUITE ready to get lit off in a big way.

I hope that's true. . . . even that the delay is longer than "not quite ready."

It doesn't matter to me that it was 3 unknown very disconnected people who had the same dreams about the same large quake on the same day. I think God tends to like to use no-name people above name people, usually.

And, maybe they will turn out to be right. It's certainly an extremely unheard of situation in my 45 years of watching such things. But I feel that it won't be today. I hope it won't.

Throughout the Old Testament, God would warn Israel repeatedly for years . . . I think Noah was 100+ years building the Ark. . . . EVENTUALLY, the HAMMER WOULD FALL.

Every warning folks have YET ANOTHER opportunity to wake up and prepare their hearts, minds, souls, spirits, . . . get right with God; prep with food and water etc. That's all good, imho.

Many of the naysayers hereon are hostile to the max to the whole idea of there being a loving Biblical God Almighty.

They delight in throwing rocks on His existence and particularly on those who claim a relationship with Him. They will continue to have their day as long as it is slated to be so. Their day will end with a SLAM. At a point in time, GOD CLOSED THE ARK's DOOR and the rains began to fall.

They seem all geared up to rant against God Almighty and tell HIM how He engineered the world and events allllll WRONG. When actually, there won't be any ranting against God when their time comes to face Him. That's not the way audiences with Him go.

For now, today . . . I hope that the hours remaining on this portentous day turn out to be uneventful. That would be quite fine with me. Yea.

If I'm wrong. . . . May God have mercy on the people & areas affected.

reply to post by BO XIAN

I began to feel a subtle but detectable impression that there won't be any big deal today either.

That must be a very unfamiliar feeling for you.
You should get used to it. It's good for you. Much better than fear and dread.

reply to post by BO XIAN

Throughout the Old Testament, God would warn Israel repeatedly for years . . . I think Noah was 100+ years building the Ark. . . .

BO, is this true that Noah spent 100yrs building his boat? If so, assuming that he grew up and had a childhood, then learned his craft, maybe at the age of 18 he starts this venture, he would've been at least 118 yrs old when done. What was the normal life expectancy of people back then? I can not believe this part of your post.

Is that a typo? Maybe he spent ten years?

evc1shop
reply to post by BO XIAN

 

Throughout the Old Testament, God would warn Israel repeatedly for years . . . I think Noah was 100+ years building the Ark. . . .

What was the normal life expectancy of people back then? I can not believe this part of your post.

You mean you didn't read the bible!!

People got like 900 years old in the beginning.....(incl. Noah)

True story.

Peace

reply to post by operation mindcrime
I didn't know that they lived so long back then. I'd heard of giants in the bible as this one man, David, slayed one. If Noah was a giant, perhaps if you scale their life expectancy in accord to their height (I know, a linear scaling is probably not accurate) maybe a hundred years or two is possible but wow I'd not even considered 500 and I am not sure if a biblical year back then translates into the same Julian or Gregorian lengths that we know of today.

/sarc

for you that need a link to see what eq's there are today and can not get USGS, here is this one hisz.rsoe.hu... happy watching , nothing will happen other than the usual eq

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Had you beat. As soon as I saw this thread yesterday, I knew nothing would happen. And God didn't even tell me so.

reply to post by bekod

On the contrary. The USGS earthquake site is available.
earthquake.usgs.gov...

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The site I use has that it isn't running because of the shut down.
I'm glad you posted an alternate site . Thanks.

Phage
reply to post by BO XIAN

 

I began to feel a subtle but detectable impression that there won't be any big deal today either.

That must be a very unfamiliar feeling for you.
You should get used to it. It's good for you. Much better than fear and dread.

edit on 10/3/2013 by Phage because: (no reason given)

Lmfao truer words never have been said. Listen to Phage on this one, better to live life and enjoy the most of it than fear it.

Xtrozero
Its going to happen...the movie This Is The End that just came out in DVD was a 9.7 earthquake in LA...HMMmmmm

Yeah.

The usgs.gov has been shutdown. Hmmmmm
intellicast is still up tho intellicast

whiteblack

edit on 3-10-2013 by tinyDAWK because: post link

tinyDAWK


The usgs.gov has been shutdown. Hmmmmm

See here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

operation mindcrime

evc1shop
reply to post by BO XIAN

 

Throughout the Old Testament, God would warn Israel repeatedly for years . . . I think Noah was 100+ years building the Ark. . . .

What was the normal life expectancy of people back then? I can not believe this part of your post.

You mean you didn't read the bible!!

People got like 900 years old in the beginning.....(incl. Noah)

True story.

Peace

I believe they also counted the moon as years rather than the sun so 900 years would be divided by 27 to get actual sun years. The moon revolves around the earth every 27 days so a 27 day year over 900 times = 66 actual years approx..

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I think this can be a subset of the "Do Christian prophecies authentically exist?" as a subset of this thread. Certainly Noah's prophecy of the great flood was an accurate and fulfilled prophecy.

It's also a good example in that he evidently preached to the sinful world while building the ark for about 100 years. That's a long time for a prediction to not come true.


I think he was 650 years old when he died.

Methusala was 900+ years old when he died.

You can read such in Genesis.

Naysayers argue . . . but I think the modern translations have the dating reasonably accurate to the early texts.

The great age of the folks preflood etc. is attributed to a "water canopy" . . . a sphere of water--at least water vapor or molecules . . . that encased the earth and shielded the earth better from cosmic rays damaging chromosomes etc. more than is the case since the flood. The flood evidently involved that canopy falling to earth as rain over the 40 days and nights. Some water also purportedly came up from deep underground.

I think one ref cited Noah's age at death as 950 and Methusala's at 969 years old.

Some sources say the elite in our era now have access in the last 30 years or so to technologies enabling them to live at least a few hundred years. I think God has some surprises in store for the evil power mongers but anyway.

Let me check . . .


FACTS ON NOAH'S ARK AND THE FLOOD FROM LAMBERT DOLPHIN:

www.ldolphin.org...

FACTS ON NOAH'S ARK

I. Introduction

A. Biblical Passages: Gen. 6-8; Matt. 24:37,38; Lk. 17:26,27; I Pet. 3:20;II Pet. 2:5.

B. The story of Noah and his family being spared from a world- wide deluge (a judgment by God) is one of the most important in the Old Testament. Much is learned about the nature of God from this story. For example: (1) It shows He is a holy God and cannot tolerate sin. (2) It shows He is a just God and that sin will not go unpunished. (3) It shows He is a God of mercy in that He spares some. (4) It shows God's power in that the Flood unleashed great power.

II. The Design of the Ark

A. The Designer was God Himself. We do not need to assume Noah knew anything about ship-building. The instructions for design are given in Gen. 6:14ff.

B. Construction Materials

The Bible says the Ark was to be built of "gopher wood". "Gopher" is the actual Hebrew word. In early English translations the meaning of the word was unknown so it was left untranslated. The NIV translates it "cypress wood", however, this is only a guess. It was undoubtedly translated this way due to the fact that cypress wood is highly resistant to rot. What this material was is still a mystery. It could have been a pre-flood wood with which we are not familiar.

It is almost certain that Noah did not construct a standard wooden ship of the kind we are familiar. According to nautical engineers the longest wooden vessel ever built was 360 feet in length and was not seaworthy. Because of the wave action of the sea only wooden ships shorter than this will be seaworthy. Therefore, we must conclude that Noah used some other method of construction to overcome this problem.

C. The Design.

Noah died at nine hundred and fifty years. He was 600 when he built the Ark. He died 350 years after the Ark was built. Thanks! -

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Gen 9:29
29And all the days of Noah were nine hundred and fifty years: and he died.
(KJV)

Thought I would include the following for you.

The length of the ark shall be three hundred cubits, its width fifty cubits, and its height thirty cubits (Genesis 6:15).
Unlike many whimsical drawings that depict the Ark as some kind of overgrown houseboat (with giraffes sticking out the top), the Ark described in the Bible was a huge vessel. Not until the late 1800s was a ship built that exceeded the capacity of Noah’s Ark.

The dimensions of the Ark are convincing for two reasons: the proportions are like that of a modern cargo ship, and it is about as large as a wooden ship can be built. The cubit gives us a good indication of size. With the cubit’s measurement, we know that the Ark must have been at least 450 feet (137 m) long, 75 feet (23 m) wide, and 45 feet (14 m) high. In the Western world, wooden sailing ships never got much longer than about 330 feet (100 m), yet the ancient Greeks built vessels at least this size 2,000 years earlier. China built huge wooden ships in the 1400s that may have been as large as the Ark. The biblical Ark is one of the largest wooden ships of all time—a mid-sized cargo ship by today’s standards.

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www.godspointofview.com...

How Long did it Take Noah to Build the Ark?



How Long did it Take?

How long was the Ark in the building? The answer, which is arrived at inductively, is around 98 years; possibly a few years less. In verse 32 of chapter 5 Noah was said to be five hundred years old. It also says that Shem was already born. We have pointed out that this statement is not to be taken as a part of the iteration of the genealogies, because of the literary change in the narrative. The end of the precise defining of the genealogies was reached with Lamech, Noah's father. Lamech lived 777 years and died 4 years before the Flood. With Lamech, the genealogy ceases for a while, as we give attention to Noah, the Ark, and the Flood. The scene in verse 32 of chapter 5 was not exactly in Noah's 500th year. The literary style is that of generalization, so it is neither critical nor inconsistent.

It is not clear from the record whether or not God spoke to Noah at that time. Verses 1 through 13 of chapter 6 intervene before we hear God saying anything to Noah. He may have talked to Noah before this, but there is no way of knowing for certain. But there can be no speculation as to how old Noah was when the Flood came. This is spelled out in verse 11 of chapter 7: “In the 600th year of Noah's life, in the 2nd month, and the 17th day.” If verse 32 of chapter 5 does not intend to be specific, this verse does.




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[1] Those who preceded Noah began having children around ages 130. If Japeth, the oldest, was born when Noah was 130 and Ham was born when Noah was 260, they would both have been more than 240 years old when God spoke to Noah.

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reply to post by Phage


Thanks for your kind reply.

Actually, I've had such feelings a lot more than expected the last several years.

Not sure what the 'fear' rating has done in the same time period . . . perhaps I've become calmer generally.

And, I've realized that the pace of the END TIMES stuff, though quickening . . . is not quite racing as fast ahead as I once thought it was.

Nevertheless, the Narcissist in Chief is doing all he can to rush the destruction of the Republic as doing his part in contributing to the global government predicted 2000+ years ago.

Wheee.

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Liberty, thanks! I figured that there must be a different calendar for the 900yrs to even come close to what we consider a normal life expectancy nowadays.
Moon years makes perfect sense of it all.

1 hour and 9 minutes left... Will Domo go get Taco Bell or not?

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And, I've realized that the pace of the END TIMES stuff, though quickening . . . is not quite racing as fast ahead as I once thought it was.

As time goes on you may find that its approach becomes slower and slower and slower and slower...
You may find that you are gone before time is.