Doesnt this look like Jesus face in the Clouds while the strange noises appear to be heard?

A combination of confirmation bias and pareidolia. I saw Mario in a cloud once, I guess that means Mario will be coming back to save Princess Toadstool. You say they don't exist? Nintendo says otherwise!

Repent or face the wrath of Bowser!

2WitnessesArrived
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Revelations 21:8 But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.

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How does throwing out a random bible verse better your argument?

All your trying to say is "Here's a bible verse explaining who goes to hell." That's not even relevant.

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He's projecting his own fear onto others.

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I see Hendrix in a headband, hitting a righteous bong, you know, that part where you know there's a little more but you had to stop...he looks a little concerned that he is certainly out of tune, again. It happens whenever there's a change in the weather.

It is probable that you consider this as blasphemy. But, it's all good...

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Looks more like a sock puppet to me.

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I'm not sure why you cite Wikipedia as a source for the Shroud of Turin as a way to see what Jesus looked like when right there towards the top it says that radiocarbon dating says it appears to be from the Medieval Period, dating it centuries after Jesus.

ATS 1: 15 The many knowledgable of this place have seen thee
blinders puteth over thou eyes.
ATS 1:16 We say unto thee, " Take off thy blinders, man!
open thy eyes unto reality!
ATS 1:17 Thy clouds come in many forms, shapes,
and sizes. But, alas, they are just clouds.

and from your own bible:
Matthew 24:23
23 Then if any man shall say unto you, Lo, here is Christ, or there; believe it not.

jaxnmarko
I'm not sure why you cite Wikipedia as a source for the Shroud of Turin as a way to see what Jesus looked like when right there towards the top it says that radiocarbon dating says it appears to be from the Medieval Period, dating it centuries after Jesus.

- Because they had the picture and it was easy to link to.

- The article is outdated. That radiocarbon dating was found to be faulty. More recent tests confirm that the Shroud is indeed from Jesus time period and location.

Shroud Testing Confirms Link to Jesus Era

The OP has made quite a name for himself picking up random videos from Youtube, and then trying to equate some symbolic Christian meaning to them. Please stop giving us Christians a bad name.

See this link:
Message from Muhammed in Hell
And this one:
This will become a part of the mark of the Beast
And perhaps others.

What is ironic is that he himself is acting like a false prophet, spewing nonsense from youtube. Oh, by the way, he also has a magic ankh on his head: Link

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What if instead of the sounds of the movie "The Event Horizon" they overlaid the sounds of the movie "The Lion King"?

"SIMBA! You have forgotten me!"