I have known old women in South Louisiana who get on their knees and pray when a storm is in the Gulf. Some of these, I thought for sure would hit South Louisana, but would end up in Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida.
If you believe in a Trinitarian God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit), then you also know that all things are the Father's Will
I notice the most recent projection takes this over Savannah -- a Bishop who backed out of the statement.
And it still can hit Savannah with some punch, which is sad.
This one will probably diminish some by then, but if it is far enough away from shore from North Carolina to Massachusetts, it might intensity and then make a mess of Massachusetts (Kerry's home state) -- if the current projected path is correct.
God might be trying to get the voters of Florida wake up and realize He is still the Almighty, and he doesn't want innocent babies killed by abortion.
Actually, the projections haven't taken it over Savannah since about noon today. Most recent shows it 50 or so miles east of FL out in the ocean.
Your counterparts in Saudi Arabia believe that 9/11 was Allah's Will.
God may eventually judge us on the character with which we handle tragedies, but I suspect he has better things to do than roll hurricanes like bowling balls at clergymen who dared to express contrary opinions. Your posts are no less offensive than an Al Qaeda member coming here and saying Punta Gorda got what it deserved because Bush opposes the will of Allah.
Yes, I am reminded of Ezekial 25, which I have printed out for myself so that I may carry it with me as I go.
"And I will execute great vengeance upon them with furious rebukes; and they shall know that I am the Lord, when I shall lay my vengeance upon them."
Please continue to pray for the poor souls in Port Charlotte and Punta Gorde as they work to rebuild their homes and lives. I am taking insurance claims at work right now and some of the calls are simply gut wrenching.