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Nuclear waste esp. unexploded nuclear material could be used as fuel for small reactors and about seven years' fuel is roughly what they would provide, and no trees could be used (burned) or cut b/c of the radiation. One should also note burial parties being dispatched to cleanse the land - possible evidence the dead bodies may be contaminated with radiation.

But the Bible says nothing of nuclear waste. The Bible speaks of implements of war then in existence.

There are all kinds of fanciful notions that have been concocted by folks to push the prophecies far into the future. All that just to deny the plain language as interpreted by the rest of the Bible, not Nuclear Waste Monthly.

Some years ago . . . I read where the super armor on the Soviet tanks was a major part of a highly speciallized manufactured dense wood product. It was calculated that the plausible number of tanks would provide plenty of burnable wood for 7 years.

God gives lots of hints. Some are more specific than others. The precise exhaustive details of the working out of those literal hints are usually left for the event to display.

Dispys are cool with that. We figure God knows what He’s doing and that He tells us plenty for us to get where He wants us to get with sufficient faith to get there. Therefore, we don’t usually feel as compulsively compelled as REPLACEMENTARIANS to throw things in to stark ALL OR NOTHING OR STRICTLY ALL ENCOMPASSING BLACK/WHITE constructions on reality. Evidently that helps REPLACEMENTARIANS sleep better nights. Everything in tidy little black and white boxes . . . even though the boxes are UNBiblical shams; the logic of the contents is thoroughly irrational and the contenst just really don’t fit at all.

"The Bible speaks of implements of war then in existence."

Really? The prophets described what they saw using the best knowledge of the day they possessed.

"And I looked, and, behold, a whirlwind came out of the north, a great cloud, and a fire infolding itself, and a brightness was about it, and out of the midst thereof as the colour of amber, out of the midst of the fire."