Posted on 08/09/2017 8:33:18 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Meade previously talked about the astral alignment that pointed towards the “great sign” of Revelation – but has now revealed the connection to the eclipse.
Eclipse enters through the 33rd state Eclipse exits at the 33rd latitude by Charleston Eclipse occurs 33 days out from the Great Sign of Revelation 12
He told Daily Star Online: “This is indeed an amazing omen and a frightful sign.”
Terrifyingly, Mr Meade’s prediction matches up with a shocking number of other “End of Days” prophesies.
Michael Parker, who runs the blog End of Time Prophecies, also told Daily Star Online the end of the world will start on September 23 – and the eclipse would signal the Second Coming of Christ.
Gary Ray, of evangelical Christian publication Unsealed, has predicted the August 21 eclipse will herald the start of the apocalypse.
He said the destruction will continue until a second total eclipse, on April 8, 2024 – something Mr Meade agrees with.
Reverend Donna Larson, who runs the blog Rapture and End Times, also warned the world will end this year – as did Robert Binnion, who runs the “end of time prophecy website"
(Excerpt) Read more at dailystar.co.uk ...
Did anyone notice Harold Camping died about a year ago?
Aw, quit trying to cheer me up.
My goodness all those 33’s are really going to get the people freaked out by Freemasons going. Several other things that are weird, appearing to tie to the United States. First total solar eclipse to fall solely on the US since 1776, falling on 13 states, exiting at Fort Sumter, South Carolina. Lengthiest period of totality occurs over the New Madrid fault, and then the 2024 total eclipse does too.
Chances are we’ll come out the other side with little excitement but it is strange.
Well, I went to the source to read more about this and then I saw the photos for “The Nipple Challenge” and I remembered what we’re fighting for, but I forgot what I was supposed to read.
Women have distracted me my whole life.
I probably could have been President or had my own Sonic franchise but women always distracted me.
And boy was it fun.
Thank You!
It’s a tough gig!
I’m all ready a grouch and
My coworkers will run and hide knowing I need a “fix,”
A Bad cold or Flu...
Okay.
Beer? Tennessee sipping whiskey!
I thought Nibiru was killed by Godzilla.
Hale-Bopish nonsense IMO.
And I feel fine.
Make sure you empty your liquor cabinet.
Good thread to be switching tag line.
Old saying but so true: Astrologists are so full of sh!t their eyes are brown.
Oh no, it’s the end of the world again.
On 12/21/2012, the Mayan calendar end of the world, my friend and I went to the top of a nearby mountain to watch it go, then had dinner reservations afterwards.
Time to reread my old booklet 88 REASONS WHY THE RAPTURE WILL BE IN 1988.
But now I have pulled out my old copy of the SPOTLIGHT 1983 in which there is a two page advertisement foretelling the UNIVERSAL EARTHQUAKE, Oct 22-23 1983 in which all mountains would be flattened so we could plant crops on their peaks, to be followed by the Apostolic Age one year later in 1984.
Shit.
That’s what I am been doing since the last end of the world in 2012.
Yep, there's no reason to try to age that Scotch even one more day. She's as old as she's gonna get!
This is why I took out a bunch of loans and maxed out my credit cards. C’mon Nibiru, I’m ready!
I've been intrigued about Harold Camping's wife. I wonder what she thought of the doofus she was married too. Poor Harold Camping was sincere. He really believed he'd discovered the "key" to the Bible through some complex numerology he had devised. He had worked at it for year after year until his breakthrough discovery.
What did his wife think? Did she ever have second thoughts about marrying this guy? Was she embarrassed by his grandiose vision? This woman seems to have stood by him. She must have been a saint or truly loved Harold for better or for worse.
well it’s a little worse than a bad flu- but it is doable- and you Begin to recover about the same time as a flu does- 3-8 days or so- the only difference is that you will still get cravings for a few months from time to time- probably dream about the stupid things too- but I kept myself from caving by reminding myself of the hard won victory and convincing myself that I just couldn’t face starting all over again after failing-
If you don’t succeed- don’t despair- many people try several times before they are finally successful - they claim it gets easier after a few failures- I went years of ‘trying’ before I finally determined strongly enough to quit for real- Took over a year to lose my smoker’s cough- but it’;s completely gone now- lungs look good- just hope I didn’t smoke too long and cancer is lurking somewhere else=-
If you can swing it- talk to boss and try to get 2-3 days off- and try to get plenty of rest- that helps pass the hours away and get you closer to your goal- and keeps you away from trigger events (I always had to have a couple of ciggs when breaks came around- or anytime there was a lull at work- and being away from other smokers for a week or so will help a lot too- Also- try to do something every time a trigger event happens, like after a meal- but just know they are going to hit then- but you can make it through a few minutes of craving-
Also- when a craving hits- it really does only last a few minutes- and I just kept telling myself “Nope- it’s no worse than a flu- I can weather a few minutes of this” (Your mind will be going crazy wanting some relief- but fight it- the craving will pass- in the beginning they come pretty rapidly and often- but as the days go by, you’ll go longer and longer between cravings-
What helps keep me off them is the thought of being slave to paying such high prices for them now (When i began, they were just 50 cents per pack)- and remembering how short of breath I’d get and the constant smoker’s cough, which by the way is a precursor to lung cancer-
anyway- good luck- it’s hard- but totally worth it- it just takes a little while to receive the benefits- which can seem like forever- but they will happen
I wonder if the authors have noticed, but it gets dark enough to see other planets every day, usually towards the end. You don’t need an eclipse to see them!
:)
When I visited Mongolia, the sky at night in the middle of the Gobi was amazing.
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