JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.
IT SEEMS LESBIEN ELLEN DEGENERATE DOESN'T LIKE HER NEW NICK NAME TILLY MINT.SHE WANTS TO KNOW WERE IT STARTED ON THE INTERNET.SHE SHOULD BE CALLED SODOMITE RAINBOW GROUPER TILLY MINT.NOT JUST TILLY MINT.THIS IS ELLENS NEW NICK NAME BY ME.
EARTH DESTROYED WITH THE EARTH(BECAUSE OF SIN AND GODLESS PEOPLE)
GENESIS 6:11-13
11 The earth also was corrupt before God, and the earth was filled with violence.(WORLD TERRORISM,MURDERS)(HAMAS IN HEBREW IS VIOLENCE)
12 And God looked upon the earth, and, behold, it was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth.
13 And God said unto Noah, The end of all flesh is come before me; for the earth is filled with violence (TERRORISM)(HAMAS) through them; and, behold, I will destroy them with the earth.
HOSEA 4:1-3
1 Hear the word of the LORD, ye children of Israel: for the LORD hath a controversy with the inhabitants of the land, because there is no truth, nor mercy, nor knowledge of God in the land.
2 By swearing, and lying, and killing, and stealing, and committing adultery, they break out, and blood toucheth blood.
3 Therefore shall the land mourn, and every one that dwelleth therein shall languish, with the beasts of the field, and with the fowls of heaven; yea, the fishes of the sea also shall be taken away.
THERES HUNDREDS DEAD AFTER YESTERDAYS KILLINGS AT KIEV IN THE UKRAINE.
Kiev (AFP) - As fighting rages all around him on Kiev's
Independence Square, a volunteer medic tears open a young protester's
bloodstained T-shirt and desperately pumps the demonstrators chest as
his grey face stares into the sky.Nearby, protesters scream wildly for people to
clear a path for a stretcher carrying a man's covered body. A helmet
lies on his chest. His arm dangles down lifelessly.Dazed
demonstrators move out of the way, some crossing themselves, as smoke
from burning barricades and car tyres billows into the air around them,
like scenes from a war film.It is the deadliest day yet in three
months of anti-government protests in Ukraine and Kiev's Independence
Square, known as the Maidan, is Ground Zero.Riot police fire
salvos of rubber bullets at anti-government protesters who hurl back
Molotov cocktails and stones, determined to take back full control of
the square, the epicentre of the opposition-led protest movement.
EARTHQUAKES
ISAIAH 42:15
15 I will make waste mountains and hills, and dry up all their herbs; and I will make the rivers islands, and I will dry up the pools.
MATTHEW 24:7-8
7 For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.
8 All these are the beginning of sorrows.
MARK 13:8
8 For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom:(ETHNIC GROUP AGAINST ETHNIC GROUP) and there shall be earthquakes in divers places, and there shall be famines and troubles: these are the beginnings of sorrows.
LUKE 21:11
11 And great earthquakes shall be in divers places,(DIFFERNT PLACES AT THE SAME TIME) and famines, and pestilences; and fearful sights and great signs shall there be from heaven.
IT SEEMS LESBIEN ELLEN DEGENERATE DOESN'T LIKE HER NEW NICK NAME TILLY MINT.SHE WANTS TO KNOW WERE IT STARTED ON THE INTERNET.SHE SHOULD BE CALLED SODOMITE RAINBOW GROUPER TILLY MINT.NOT JUST TILLY MINT.THIS IS ELLENS NEW NICK NAME BY ME.
EARTH DESTROYED WITH THE EARTH(BECAUSE OF SIN AND GODLESS PEOPLE)
GENESIS 6:11-13
11 The earth also was corrupt before God, and the earth was filled with violence.(WORLD TERRORISM,MURDERS)(HAMAS IN HEBREW IS VIOLENCE)
12 And God looked upon the earth, and, behold, it was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth.
13 And God said unto Noah, The end of all flesh is come before me; for the earth is filled with violence (TERRORISM)(HAMAS) through them; and, behold, I will destroy them with the earth.
HOSEA 4:1-3
1 Hear the word of the LORD, ye children of Israel: for the LORD hath a controversy with the inhabitants of the land, because there is no truth, nor mercy, nor knowledge of God in the land.
2 By swearing, and lying, and killing, and stealing, and committing adultery, they break out, and blood toucheth blood.
3 Therefore shall the land mourn, and every one that dwelleth therein shall languish, with the beasts of the field, and with the fowls of heaven; yea, the fishes of the sea also shall be taken away.
THERES HUNDREDS DEAD AFTER YESTERDAYS KILLINGS AT KIEV IN THE UKRAINE.
EU ministers should discuss peacekeepers for Ukraine
20.02.14 @ 12:17-EUOBSERVER
By Vasyl Filipchuk and Amanda Paul
KIEV AND BRUSSELS - The death toll continues to rise in Ukraine.This afternoon the EU’s Foreign Affairs council will finally discuss
imposing sanctions against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and a
number of other Ukrainian political elites and oligarchs following the
terrifying, and bloody events that took place between 18 and 19 February
and which continue to unfold.By noon of 20 of February, about 50 people have been killed.
Thousands have been injured. The regime is cold-bloodedly killing its
citizens despite of the presence of EU ministers in the town.The goal is to wipe out EuroMaidan no matter the cost to human life.
So far it has failed - Ukrainians are ready to fight until the end,
despite fear a military intervention may be around the corner. But today
is becoming a disastrous day for the whole of Europe.For weeks, Ukrainians as well as numerous international experts and
analysts, have called on the EU to take a tougher approach, going beyond
calls for dialogue.But previous statements, such as those by German Chancellor Angela
Merkel, and a number of other EU officials and leaders, stating that
sanctions were not on the table, sent a very wrong message to
Yanukovych.We can now understand that he interpreted these statements as a green light to do whatever he wanted and not be punished.Meanwhile, protesters read EU statements of “deep concern” as
derision; a sign that Europe has betrayed Ukraine and European values.
Unfortunately, many Ukrainians see this approach as evidence that a new
deal along the lines of the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact has been agreed
behind closed doors and that Ukraine is given as a negotiating chip to
Russia.It is actually quite difficult to understand the EU thinking behind a no-sanctions approach.The most common argument has been that sanctions do not work, using
the case of Belarus as an example. In fact references to Belarus are
irrelevant and simply demonstrate that those who make such a comparison
do not understand anything about these two countries.Unlike Belarus, Ukraine’s political and ruling elite are deeply
integrated into a number of EU member states: Austria and the UK are the
best known examples, where they keep their families and money.Hence the idea of losing their comfortable EU bolt holes, along with
their financial assets being frozen, is a horrifying thought. Imposing
sanctions has the real potential to seriously weaken and undermine the
unity of the ruling Party of Regions.While a “truce” was called yesterday night and Yanukovych has now
said he wants dialogue, in reality his snipers are killing dozens of
people every hour.
This is not a film - it is the centre of what used to be one of the most secure and peaceful European cities. Everybody can see that this is a clear case of “the Emperor wearing no clothes” and all dialogue is a sham. Unfortunately, it seems that the only language that President Yanukovych seems to understand is that of force.The sad fact here is that these sanctions come too late.Protesters have armed themselves while Yanukovych has lost all sense of reality. He seems set on waging a real war against his own nation. All options are presently on the table - we might see even more blood in the capital than we did in Budapest in 1956 or in Prague in 1968.It could ultimately destabilize the whole of Europe.Hence the international community needs to fully wake up and face up to the reality that much deeper engagement is needed, including the possibility of having peace-keepers on the ground if we cannot deescalate the violence. While the UN may be considered, Russia will most likely make it impossible to use this institution.Therefore, the EU remains the most neutral actor and will be welcomed by everyone who is really interested in peace.
The EU has already taken on a monitoring mission role in its eastern neighbourhood in Georgia. While we hope the violence will stop now in Kiev, there is little hope for the wisdom of Yanykovych.Therefore there is urgent that the EU decide to be prepared for every eventuality. The need to send peacekeepers might be obvious even in some hours.The EU must show that it is more than a paper tiger, which only acts after the horse has bolted. Now, or it will be again too little and too late, and the price will be the lives of thousands.
Filipchuk is a former Ukrainian diplomat dealing with EU relations, now an analyst at the ICPS think tank in Kiev. Paul is an analyst at the EPC think tank in Brussels
This is not a film - it is the centre of what used to be one of the most secure and peaceful European cities. Everybody can see that this is a clear case of “the Emperor wearing no clothes” and all dialogue is a sham. Unfortunately, it seems that the only language that President Yanukovych seems to understand is that of force.The sad fact here is that these sanctions come too late.Protesters have armed themselves while Yanukovych has lost all sense of reality. He seems set on waging a real war against his own nation. All options are presently on the table - we might see even more blood in the capital than we did in Budapest in 1956 or in Prague in 1968.It could ultimately destabilize the whole of Europe.Hence the international community needs to fully wake up and face up to the reality that much deeper engagement is needed, including the possibility of having peace-keepers on the ground if we cannot deescalate the violence. While the UN may be considered, Russia will most likely make it impossible to use this institution.Therefore, the EU remains the most neutral actor and will be welcomed by everyone who is really interested in peace.
The EU has already taken on a monitoring mission role in its eastern neighbourhood in Georgia. While we hope the violence will stop now in Kiev, there is little hope for the wisdom of Yanykovych.Therefore there is urgent that the EU decide to be prepared for every eventuality. The need to send peacekeepers might be obvious even in some hours.The EU must show that it is more than a paper tiger, which only acts after the horse has bolted. Now, or it will be again too little and too late, and the price will be the lives of thousands.
Filipchuk is a former Ukrainian diplomat dealing with EU relations, now an analyst at the ICPS think tank in Kiev. Paul is an analyst at the EPC think tank in Brussels
EU unsure who to blacklist in Ukraine
Today @ 21:33-FEB 20,14-Yahoonews
By Andrew Rettman
KRAKOW - EU countries have agreed to
impose sanctions on the Ukrainian regime, but disagree who should be on
the blacklist and when it should enter into life.“The EU has decided as a matter of urgency to introduce targeted
sanctions including asset freeze and visa ban against those responsible
for human rights violations, violence and use of excessive force,”
foreign ministers said after a snap meeting in Brussels on Thursday (20
February).“The scale of implementation will be taken forward in the light of developments in Ukraine,” they added.EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton told press that “members of
the [EU] Council were truly alarmed, shocked by the scale of violence
that has taken place and I think this will drive the agenda going
forward.”She also rebuked a Russian TV reporter for saying the EU is at fault for inciting protesters, calling his remarks “ridiculous.”An EU diplomatic source told EUobserver the names on the blacklist
will be “very limited in number” and will, for the most part, designate
“leaders of repressive structures,” such as Ukraine's interior ministry
and its intelligence service, the SBU.The diplomat added there was “a huge debate” on when the list should
be published in the bloc’s Official Journal, marking its entry into
life, and who should be on it.“In light of the current visit by EU foreign ministers, if there is a
prospect the Ukrainian authorities would accept a compromise solution,
the modalities of implementation might be different,” the contact said,
referring to a visit by French, German, and Polish ministers to Kiev on
Thursday, who briefed colleagues in Brussels by videolink.The diplomat noted that some EU countries also want to list leaders
of “radical” opposition groups, but others say this would send a
misleading signal that both sides are to blame.“At the moment there is clearly no unity on this aspect. We might
have a list ready tomorrow, but if we can’t agree on a list which makes
sense, it’s probably better to wait a couple of days,” the source said.
The measures are likely to disappoint Ukrainian opposition leaders, who say the EU should target pro-government oligarchs.Ostap Semerak, an advisor to opposition MP Arseniy Yastenyuk, told a meeting of MEPs from the centre-right EPP group in Krakow, Poland, also on Thursday the EU should go after billionaire Ukrainian businessmen Rinat Akhmetov, Dmitry Firtash, and Victor Pinchuk, who have financial assets and luxury homes in EU countries.“They are afraid of sanctions and they control at least 70 members from the [ruling] Party of Regions in the Ukrainian parliament. This, together with the oppositon MPs, is more than the half that is needed to make the political decisions that we need,” he said, on the prospect of a parliamentary vote of no confidence in Yanukovych and early elections.Semerak’s voice quivered with emotion when he spoke of visiting casualties in Ukrainian hospitals on Wednesday and of reading tweets about the growing death toll during Thursday’s EPP debate. “I am seeing that at least seven more people have died while we sit here,” he said.He told this website that policemen in the “Berkut,” a special unit at the heart of the violence, are willing to shoot fellow Ukrainians because of a “culture of sadism” in the squad.
He noted that some officers in other forces, such as the interior ministry’s “BBVV” units, have defected.
The events in Kiev, which saw dozens of protesters shot dead with live ammunition on Thursday, have prompted self-recrimination in the EU.Arnaud Danjean, a French centre-right MEP who chairs the European Parliament’s subcommittee on security and defence, said leading EU countries should have handled Ukraine instead of leaving it to “technocrats” in the European Commission and the EU foreign service.Janusz Lewandowski, the Polish commissioner in charge of the EU budget, noted that member states did not allocate enough money for Ukraine to enable EU institutions to play a role.Polish centre-right deputy Jacek Saryusz-Wolski said EU foreign ministers should be talking about peace monitors, on the model of an EU operation in Georgia, instead of visa bans at this stage.For his part, Dutch foreign minister Frans Timmermans said in Brussels that no matter what the EU does, Ukrainian people will hold Yanukovych to account.
“The people simply don’t want to follow the path set by Yanukovych. So whether we impose sanctions or not, he will have huge problems with his population if he takes this path [of refusing pro-democratic reform],” the minister said.The EU also adopted a ban on exports of items which can be used for internal repression. But it deleted proposals for a ban on arms sales. An EU diplomat said both measures are symbolic. But imposing an EU arms ban would have made the foreign ministers look silly because Ukraine is one of the world’s largest arms exporters.
The measures are likely to disappoint Ukrainian opposition leaders, who say the EU should target pro-government oligarchs.Ostap Semerak, an advisor to opposition MP Arseniy Yastenyuk, told a meeting of MEPs from the centre-right EPP group in Krakow, Poland, also on Thursday the EU should go after billionaire Ukrainian businessmen Rinat Akhmetov, Dmitry Firtash, and Victor Pinchuk, who have financial assets and luxury homes in EU countries.“They are afraid of sanctions and they control at least 70 members from the [ruling] Party of Regions in the Ukrainian parliament. This, together with the oppositon MPs, is more than the half that is needed to make the political decisions that we need,” he said, on the prospect of a parliamentary vote of no confidence in Yanukovych and early elections.Semerak’s voice quivered with emotion when he spoke of visiting casualties in Ukrainian hospitals on Wednesday and of reading tweets about the growing death toll during Thursday’s EPP debate. “I am seeing that at least seven more people have died while we sit here,” he said.He told this website that policemen in the “Berkut,” a special unit at the heart of the violence, are willing to shoot fellow Ukrainians because of a “culture of sadism” in the squad.
He noted that some officers in other forces, such as the interior ministry’s “BBVV” units, have defected.
The events in Kiev, which saw dozens of protesters shot dead with live ammunition on Thursday, have prompted self-recrimination in the EU.Arnaud Danjean, a French centre-right MEP who chairs the European Parliament’s subcommittee on security and defence, said leading EU countries should have handled Ukraine instead of leaving it to “technocrats” in the European Commission and the EU foreign service.Janusz Lewandowski, the Polish commissioner in charge of the EU budget, noted that member states did not allocate enough money for Ukraine to enable EU institutions to play a role.Polish centre-right deputy Jacek Saryusz-Wolski said EU foreign ministers should be talking about peace monitors, on the model of an EU operation in Georgia, instead of visa bans at this stage.For his part, Dutch foreign minister Frans Timmermans said in Brussels that no matter what the EU does, Ukrainian people will hold Yanukovych to account.
“The people simply don’t want to follow the path set by Yanukovych. So whether we impose sanctions or not, he will have huge problems with his population if he takes this path [of refusing pro-democratic reform],” the minister said.The EU also adopted a ban on exports of items which can be used for internal repression. But it deleted proposals for a ban on arms sales. An EU diplomat said both measures are symbolic. But imposing an EU arms ban would have made the foreign ministers look silly because Ukraine is one of the world’s largest arms exporters.
Blood and tears on Kiev's Independence Square
By Max Delany
2 hours ago-FEB 20,14-Yahoonews
Overlooking
the square is the towering Soviet-era Ukraina Hotel, home to many of
the foreign reporters covering Ukraine's worst unrest since
independence. A flag with a red cross hastily strung from the building
signals that it is now also a makeshift clinic and morgue.Inside, volunteer health workers have taken over the lobby.
Seven bodies covered with white sheets are lined up on the marble floor
in front of the reception desk."They were shot in the head or in
the heart by live bullets, not by rubber ones," says volunteer first aid
worker Natalia, pointing to a bloodstained bulletproof vest lying
discarded on the hotel floor, with a hole shot through it.Protesters
and police have both accused each other of using live ammunition in the
clashes, with the interior ministry insisting security forces only
fired in self-defence.According to the volunteer medics, more than 60 protesters died from gunshot wounds on Thursday.Back
on the square, protesters manning the barricades show an AFP reporter
spent cartridge shells, and metal shields pierced with what look like
bullet holes. A short distance away, riot officers can be heard firing
warning shots."We pushed forward to repel them and they opened up on us with Kalashnikovs and sniper fire."Above
the turmoil on the square, loudspeakers relay the positions of
suspected sharp shooters spotted on the roofs and at the windows of
nearby buildings.For some, the chaos is too much to bear.
Struggling to take in the carnage around him, a young man sits hunched
over on the pavement, sobbing. Nearby, a middle-aged woman weeps openly
and is comforted by her husband.But for most, there is little
time to waste, with every spare moment being used to reinforce
barricades and stockpile Molotov cocktails.In one area of the square,
hundreds of demonstrators -- including old men and young women -- stand
in long human chains passing paving stones to the frontlines, as men
clad in camouflage gear drag everything from telephone booths to rubbish
skips towards the barriers.
From a podium in the middle of the square chants of "Glory to Ukraine" ring out, lifting the protesters' spirits.
Later,
as darkness settled over the Maidan, the clashes appeared to have
subsided but the mood among the roughly 20,000 demonstrators seemed to
be hardening."It is war and this is the front," said Bogdan, a protester in his sixties."It may be peaceful now but the only way it can end is with the physical destruction of the president."We want a short, quiet funeral for him and then we will be happy."
Poll: Socialists to top EU elections, boost for far-right
19.02.14 @ 14:00-EUOBSERVER
BRUSSELS - Europe's socialists are set to top the polls in May's European elections, according to the first pan-EU election forecast.The projections, released by Pollwatch Europe on Tuesday (19
February), give the parliament's centre-left group 221 out of 751 seats
on 29 percent of the vote, up from the 194 seats it currently holds.For their part, the centre-right EPP would drop to 202 seats from the
274 it currently holds on 27 percent of the vote across the bloc. If
correct, it would be the first victory for the Socialists since 1994.The poll is the first in a series of fortnightly forecasts by
Pollwatch in the last three months before Europe's 400 million voters go
to the ballot booths from 22-25 May.The PollWatch statistical model takes opinion poll data from the EU's
28 member states and gives extra weighting to support for small and
eurosceptic parties which, it argues, are usually underestimated in
European election surveys.Although the volatile political climate in many of the EU's countries
and uncertainty about how many voters will turn out in May means that
centre-right parties, which are currently in government in most of
Europe, could still recover ground, the scale of their projected losses
is set to come as a surprise.Most analysts expect the EPP to still be the largest political force
in parliament following May's elections, albeit with a diminished number
of seats.
The forecast will also offer hope to Martin Schulz, the current president of the parliament, who is to be confirmed in March as the Socialist candidate to lead the next European Commission. May's elections will be the first to have a direct effect on who the next president of the EU executive will be, under provisions introduced by the Lisbon treaty.Elsewhere, the poll projects a series of national victories for populist parties of the right and left in a number of countries. Marine Le Pen's National Front is forecast to top the poll in France with 20 seats, while Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement would win in Italy with 24 seats.It also anticipates strong showings for parties in Belgium, Austria, Italy and Sweden and the Netherlands who have pledged to set up a new far-right political group with Le Pen, and are set to take a combined 38 seats.
In total, it projects that the number of so-called 'Non aligned' MEPs would swell to 92 after May's poll.
Crucially for the legislative programme of the new parliament, this would make it almost impossible for either of the major groups to form ideologically based left-right majorities between 2014-2019.Meanwhile, in Greece, the leftist Syriza party is projected to take nine of the country's 21 seats.Professor Simon Hix, who chairs VoteWatch Europe, commented that "the polarisation of the EP could force the centrist groups to work together in a 'grand coalition'."
The forecast will also offer hope to Martin Schulz, the current president of the parliament, who is to be confirmed in March as the Socialist candidate to lead the next European Commission. May's elections will be the first to have a direct effect on who the next president of the EU executive will be, under provisions introduced by the Lisbon treaty.Elsewhere, the poll projects a series of national victories for populist parties of the right and left in a number of countries. Marine Le Pen's National Front is forecast to top the poll in France with 20 seats, while Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement would win in Italy with 24 seats.It also anticipates strong showings for parties in Belgium, Austria, Italy and Sweden and the Netherlands who have pledged to set up a new far-right political group with Le Pen, and are set to take a combined 38 seats.
In total, it projects that the number of so-called 'Non aligned' MEPs would swell to 92 after May's poll.
Crucially for the legislative programme of the new parliament, this would make it almost impossible for either of the major groups to form ideologically based left-right majorities between 2014-2019.Meanwhile, in Greece, the leftist Syriza party is projected to take nine of the country's 21 seats.Professor Simon Hix, who chairs VoteWatch Europe, commented that "the polarisation of the EP could force the centrist groups to work together in a 'grand coalition'."
02/19/2014 VATICAN INSIDER
Loris Capovilla will not receive the biretta in Rome
Loris Capovilla
Archbishop Capovilla will receive the biretta on 1 March at a ceremony in Sotto il Monte in northern Italy, where John XXIII witnessed the first stone being laid at the tender age of 20
andrea tornielli vatican city Archbishop Loris Capovilla (98) will not be in Rome for the Consistory in which he was supposed to be created cardinal. The Holy See Press Office has published a list of the locations in the Apostolic Palace and the Paul VI Hall where each cardinal will be receiving courtesy visits. But the name of the former private secretary to John XXIII is not on it.“I asked the Holy Father to give me a dispensation so I don’t have to come to Rome. I’m not strong enough and I feel uncomfortable at the thought of meeting so many people,” Capovilla told Vatican Insider. The prelate has not left his home for some time now but is perfectly lucid. He had prepared the red cassock brought to him by the nuns who are caring for him as he initially intended to attend the ceremony. But in the end he simply didn’t feel up to it and asked Francis for a dispensation from the obligation to go to Rome.He will be created cardinal on Saturday morning when the Pope proclaims his name in the Consistory, but he will receive the purple-red biretta some days later in the northern Italian town of Sotto il Monte probably on 1 March. The ceremony will take place in the church which the then 20-year-old Angelo Roncalli consecrated before he became John XXIII. He saw the first stone being laid. A papal delegate will deliver the biretta to Capovilla.Cardinals have in the recent past been granted dispensation from attending Consistories due to old age or poor health. In 1998, Cardinal Alberto Bovone, Prefect of the Congregation for the causes of Saints received the biretta from the Secretary of State, Angelo Sodano, whilst in hospital battling with a serious illness that would claim his life a few weeks later at the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome.But cardinals have not just pulled out of the Consistory for age or health reasons. Even Roncalli, who was created cardinal by Pius XII in December 1953 when he was Apostolic Nuncio in Paris, received the red biretta from French President Vincent Auriol. This old tradition is no longer in force. The same happened with the Apostolic Nuncio in Spain.EARTHQUAKES
ISAIAH 42:15
15 I will make waste mountains and hills, and dry up all their herbs; and I will make the rivers islands, and I will dry up the pools.
MATTHEW 24:7-8
7 For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.
8 All these are the beginning of sorrows.
MARK 13:8
8 For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom:(ETHNIC GROUP AGAINST ETHNIC GROUP) and there shall be earthquakes in divers places, and there shall be famines and troubles: these are the beginnings of sorrows.
LUKE 21:11
11 And great earthquakes shall be in divers places,(DIFFERNT PLACES AT THE SAME TIME) and famines, and pestilences; and fearful sights and great signs shall there be from heaven.
1 Day, Magnitude 2.5+ Worldwide
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