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1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)
STORMS HURRICANES-TORNADOES
LUKE 21:25-26
25 And there shall be signs in the sun,(HEATING UP-SOLAR ECLIPSES) and in the moon,(MAN ON MOON-LUNAR ECLIPSES) and in the stars;(ASTEROIDS ETC) and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity;(MASS CONFUSION) the sea and the waves roaring;(FIERCE WINDS)
26 Men’s hearts failing them for fear,(TORNADOES,HURRICANES,STORMS) and for looking after those things which are coming on the earth:(DESTRUCTION) for the powers of heaven shall be shaken.(FROM QUAKES,NUKES ETC)
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UPDATE-FEBRURARY 21,2016-05:50AM
I HEARD 5 PEOPLE WERE KILLED IN FIJI.
All houses destroyed in island village-TALEBULA KATE-Sunday, February 21, 2016-THE FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 8:55PM ALL houses in a village on Koro Island in the Lomaiviti Group have been destroyed by Severe Tropical Cyclone Winston.National Disaster Management Office director Akapusi Tuifagalele said according to reports received by them, all the houses including the church, school and community hall have been destroyed at Kade village in Koro.Mr Tuifagalele said 34 houses have also been damaged at Tavua village, also in Koro, as of this morning.
Government calls for assistance for cyclone victims-AVINESH GOPAL-Sunday, February 21, 2016-the fiji times online
Update: 10:03PM IN an effort to provide assistance to victims of Severe Tropical Cyclone Winston, the Government has called on Fijian private sector companies to provide relief items.These relief items can include food, water, building materials, clothes, tents, water tanks, bedding and other things.The Minister for Industry, Trade and Tourism, Faiyaz Siddiq Koya said the cyclone had caused widespread devastation to homes, livestock, farms, schools, businesses and infrastructure in Western Viti Levu, Koro Island and Lau Group.Mr Koya said companies could also assist by providing logistical services to transport relief items to the affected areas.Private sector companies who wish to donate the relief items can contact the Permanent Secretary for Industry, Trade and Commerce, Shaheen Ali on 3305411 or via email shaheen.ali@govnet.gov.fj or kamlesh.prasad01@govnet.gov.fj.
Fiji declares State of Natural Disaster-By NASIK SWAMI-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 5:40PM GOVERNMENT has declared a State of Natural Disaster for Fiji.Permanent secretary for Natural Disaster, Meleti Bainimarama said the declaration will be in effect for the next 30 days."The Government machinery shall now roll into place to ensure the safety of members of the public, businesses, our economy and national assets," Mr Bainimarama said Following the declaration, police can now arrest people without warrant who fail to abide by the laws and take advantage of the situation.
Flood waters rising in Navua-By AVINESH GOPAL-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 9:37PM Strong winds and rain associated with Hurricane Winston are affecting Navua now. Rakesh Kissun, 49, of Naitonitoni in Navua said the roof of his house was giving way because of the strong winds."I tied my house with rope and wire. But the wind is so strong that the roof has opened up a bit," he said."Some water is dripping inside the house and we are just trying to sort things out," he said."I experienced Hurricane Bebe in 1972 but this is something else. It's worse than Bebe, something i never experienced before in my life."Mr Kissun said there has been no electricity in Navua from the afternoon.He also said the water level in the Navua River was rising.
Winston claims first victim, police yet to confirm-By NASIK SWAMI-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 8:51PM HURRICANE Winston is believed to have claimed its first victim on Koro Island this evening.It is understood the man died after a house fell on him while trying to escape.Police Chief of Operation ACP Rusiate Tudravu said it's hard to establish the death since communication lines to the police station is down.He said police would be able to confirm necessary details by tomorrow morning.
Strong winds in Sigatoka-By AVINESH GOPAL-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 9:38PM People living along the Coral Coast in Sigatoka are experiencing strong winds for some time. Alfred Sovea of Korotogo said while they were not experiencing much rain, the winds were very strong."It's just like the hurricane force winds and it looks very dangerous," he said.Mr Sovea said like other parts of the country, Sigatoka was also without electricity tonight.
Rain, strong winds in Rakiraki as Winston makes landfall-By AVINESH GOPAL-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 7:58PM Strong winds and rain are being experienced by villagers along the coast of Rakiraki.Vunitogoloa village chairman Varayame Tavualevu says they are preparing for the worst.Mr Tavualevu says there is no electricity supply in Rakiraki and people are in their homes."The winds are so strong that a mango tree in front of my house fell but luckily there was no major damage," he said."By the look of things, there will be a lot of damage to buildings and farms."Hurricane Winston is said to have hit the land somewhere in Rakiraki.
Winston the strongest, first Category 5 cyclone to hit Fiji-By LOSALINI BOLATAGICI-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 4:02PM MIGHTY Category 5 Tropical Cyclone Winston is now the strongest tropical cyclone and first Category 5 storm on record to hit Fiji.Fiji's strongest cyclone to have been recorded was Category 4 Tropical Cyclone Evan of December 17, 2012 which walloped Fiji with sustained winds of 135 mph.In a weather bulletin issued earlier this afternoon, FMS said TC Winston is moving west at about 25km per hour.A hurricane warning remains in force for Vanuabalavu, Yacata, Mago, Cicia, Tuvuca, Nayau, Koro, Gau, Vanuavatu, Taveuni, Qamea, Laucala, Ovalau, Wakaya and Vanua Levu.A storm warning is in place for Lakeba, Oneata, Moce, Komo, Namuka, Ogea, Moala, Viti Levu, Yasawa and Mamanuca Group.A gale and heavy rain warning has also been issued for the rest of Fiji.Islands in the Eastern Division can expect very destructive hurricane force winds with average speed of 220km per hour and momentary gusts to 315km per hour.Heavy rain can result in flooding, including sea flooding of low-lying areas.AT A GLANCE-Source: Dr Jeff Masters-Fiji's Strongest Cyclone-Category 4 Tropical Cyclone Evan of December 17, 2012 walloped Fiji with sustained winds of 135 mph, as the storm's southern eyewall--the most intense part of the storm--brought hurricane conditions to a long stretch of the north and west coasts of Fiji's main island, Viti Levu. According to a database maintained by NOAA's Coastal Service Center, Evan was the strongest tropical cyclone on record to affect Fiji's main island, with records going back to 1941 (however, accurate satellite records extend back to only about 1990.) Evan did $109 million in damage (2012 dollars) to Fiji, making it the second most destructive storm in their history. The most devastating cyclone to affect Fiji in recent decades was Category 2 Cyclone Kina of January 1993, which killed 23 people and did $100 million in damage (1993 dollars.) The only deadlier storm than Kina was Category 3 Cyclone Eric of 1985, which made a direct hit on the capital of Suva, killing 25.
N. Korea fires artillery rounds near border with South-AFP-feb 20,16-yahoonews
Seoul (AFP) - North Korea fired a few artillery rounds during an apparent military drill near a frontline island on Saturday, a military spokesman from the South said, as tensions run high following nuclear and missile tests by Pyongyang.The incident also comes days after the South said it would conduct its largest-ever annual joint military exercises with the United States next month, which usually causes a spike in cross-border friction."The North Korean army fired a few artillery rounds" at around 07:20 am (2220 GMT Friday) from an artillery battery at Jangsangot promontory on its southern coast near the disputed sea border between the two Koreas, a defence ministry statement said."North Korea is believed to have conducted a military drill" north of the sea border, it said.As a precautionary measure, however, the South urged residents on Baengnyeongdo island to prepare to go into shelters and fishing vessels at sea to return to nearby ports, it said.Currently, the North Korean army shows no signs of engaging in any further provocative activities, it added.In 2010, the North shelled Yeonpyeong island near Baengnyeongdo, killing four people, in response to a live-fire drill conducted by the South near the disputed sea border.
Seoul: N. Korea conducted artillery drill near sea border-Associated Press By TONG-HYUNG KIM-feb 20,16-yahoonews
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Sounds of explosions caused South Korean residents of a front-line island to prepare to evacuate early Saturday, but it was later determined that the noise came from a North Korean artillery drill across the rivals' disputed maritime border, officials said.The false alarm was indicative of the high anxiety between the Koreas in the wake of the North's recent long-range rocket launch and nuclear test.Hours later, North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency hurled insults at South Korean President Park Geun-hye, calling her a "tailless, old, insane bitch" as it condemned her hard-line response to the North's recent actions.The government of Park, who has been a frequent target of sexist comments from the North, shut down a factory park in North Korea that had been jointly run by the rivals. Seoul also has started preparatory talks with Washington on deploying a sophisticated missile defense system in South Korea in attempts to tighten the screws on Pyongyang.North Korea also labeled as "laughable" Washington's new sanctions against Pyongyang, which were signed into law by President Barack Obama on Thursday and are aimed at denying the North the money to develop miniaturized warheads and the long-range missiles required to deliver them.Despite the U.S. sanctions, the North will continue to "raise high" its official policy of simultaneously developing nuclear weapons and its economy, an unnamed Foreign Ministry spokesman said in a separate KCNA dispatch.South Korea's front-line soldiers near the northwest island of Baengnyeong heard several explosions and also saw flashes from what the military believes were shells fired from North Korean coastal guns at around 7:20 a.m., said an official from Seoul's Defense Ministry, who didn't want to be named, citing office rules. No North Korean projectile flew south of the maritime border, he said.An official from the county that governs the island said that residents didn't evacuate, but that fishing boats returned to their ports. She said that passenger vessels from the island and the mainland port of Incheon were operating normally.Meanwhile, Seoul's Defense Ministry said the military completed its search operations for debris from the North Korean long-range rocket that was launched into orbit Feb. 7.The military said it was unlikely that there were any more crucial parts left to be found in South Korean seas. The ministry said that the navy recovered two pieces of debris presumed to be from the launch at an island off the country's western coast on Thursday and Friday.South Korean officials believe the North deliberately blew up the rocket's first stage after burnout to prevent South Korea from retrieving debris.North Korea said it launched an Earth observation satellite, but South Korea, the U.S. and the U.N. said it violated a ban on Pyongyang's missile technology.
LUKE 21:25-26
25 And there shall be signs in the sun,(HEATING UP-SOLAR ECLIPSES) and in the moon,(MAN ON MOON-LUNAR ECLIPSES) and in the stars;(ASTEROIDS ETC) and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity;(MASS CONFUSION) the sea and the waves roaring;(FIERCE WINDS)
26 Men’s hearts failing them for fear,(TORNADOES,HURRICANES,STORMS) and for looking after those things which are coming on the earth:(DESTRUCTION) for the powers of heaven shall be shaken.(FROM QUAKES,NUKES ETC)
FIJI TIMES ONLINE
http://www.fijitimes.com/
UPDATE-FEBRURARY 21,2016-05:50AM
I HEARD 5 PEOPLE WERE KILLED IN FIJI.
All houses destroyed in island village-TALEBULA KATE-Sunday, February 21, 2016-THE FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 8:55PM ALL houses in a village on Koro Island in the Lomaiviti Group have been destroyed by Severe Tropical Cyclone Winston.National Disaster Management Office director Akapusi Tuifagalele said according to reports received by them, all the houses including the church, school and community hall have been destroyed at Kade village in Koro.Mr Tuifagalele said 34 houses have also been damaged at Tavua village, also in Koro, as of this morning.
Government calls for assistance for cyclone victims-AVINESH GOPAL-Sunday, February 21, 2016-the fiji times online
Update: 10:03PM IN an effort to provide assistance to victims of Severe Tropical Cyclone Winston, the Government has called on Fijian private sector companies to provide relief items.These relief items can include food, water, building materials, clothes, tents, water tanks, bedding and other things.The Minister for Industry, Trade and Tourism, Faiyaz Siddiq Koya said the cyclone had caused widespread devastation to homes, livestock, farms, schools, businesses and infrastructure in Western Viti Levu, Koro Island and Lau Group.Mr Koya said companies could also assist by providing logistical services to transport relief items to the affected areas.Private sector companies who wish to donate the relief items can contact the Permanent Secretary for Industry, Trade and Commerce, Shaheen Ali on 3305411 or via email shaheen.ali@govnet.gov.fj or kamlesh.prasad01@govnet.gov.fj.
Fiji declares State of Natural Disaster-By NASIK SWAMI-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 5:40PM GOVERNMENT has declared a State of Natural Disaster for Fiji.Permanent secretary for Natural Disaster, Meleti Bainimarama said the declaration will be in effect for the next 30 days."The Government machinery shall now roll into place to ensure the safety of members of the public, businesses, our economy and national assets," Mr Bainimarama said Following the declaration, police can now arrest people without warrant who fail to abide by the laws and take advantage of the situation.
Flood waters rising in Navua-By AVINESH GOPAL-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 9:37PM Strong winds and rain associated with Hurricane Winston are affecting Navua now. Rakesh Kissun, 49, of Naitonitoni in Navua said the roof of his house was giving way because of the strong winds."I tied my house with rope and wire. But the wind is so strong that the roof has opened up a bit," he said."Some water is dripping inside the house and we are just trying to sort things out," he said."I experienced Hurricane Bebe in 1972 but this is something else. It's worse than Bebe, something i never experienced before in my life."Mr Kissun said there has been no electricity in Navua from the afternoon.He also said the water level in the Navua River was rising.
Winston claims first victim, police yet to confirm-By NASIK SWAMI-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 8:51PM HURRICANE Winston is believed to have claimed its first victim on Koro Island this evening.It is understood the man died after a house fell on him while trying to escape.Police Chief of Operation ACP Rusiate Tudravu said it's hard to establish the death since communication lines to the police station is down.He said police would be able to confirm necessary details by tomorrow morning.
Strong winds in Sigatoka-By AVINESH GOPAL-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 9:38PM People living along the Coral Coast in Sigatoka are experiencing strong winds for some time. Alfred Sovea of Korotogo said while they were not experiencing much rain, the winds were very strong."It's just like the hurricane force winds and it looks very dangerous," he said.Mr Sovea said like other parts of the country, Sigatoka was also without electricity tonight.
Rain, strong winds in Rakiraki as Winston makes landfall-By AVINESH GOPAL-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 7:58PM Strong winds and rain are being experienced by villagers along the coast of Rakiraki.Vunitogoloa village chairman Varayame Tavualevu says they are preparing for the worst.Mr Tavualevu says there is no electricity supply in Rakiraki and people are in their homes."The winds are so strong that a mango tree in front of my house fell but luckily there was no major damage," he said."By the look of things, there will be a lot of damage to buildings and farms."Hurricane Winston is said to have hit the land somewhere in Rakiraki.
Winston the strongest, first Category 5 cyclone to hit Fiji-By LOSALINI BOLATAGICI-Saturday, February 20, 2016-FIJI TIMES ONLINE
Update: 4:02PM MIGHTY Category 5 Tropical Cyclone Winston is now the strongest tropical cyclone and first Category 5 storm on record to hit Fiji.Fiji's strongest cyclone to have been recorded was Category 4 Tropical Cyclone Evan of December 17, 2012 which walloped Fiji with sustained winds of 135 mph.In a weather bulletin issued earlier this afternoon, FMS said TC Winston is moving west at about 25km per hour.A hurricane warning remains in force for Vanuabalavu, Yacata, Mago, Cicia, Tuvuca, Nayau, Koro, Gau, Vanuavatu, Taveuni, Qamea, Laucala, Ovalau, Wakaya and Vanua Levu.A storm warning is in place for Lakeba, Oneata, Moce, Komo, Namuka, Ogea, Moala, Viti Levu, Yasawa and Mamanuca Group.A gale and heavy rain warning has also been issued for the rest of Fiji.Islands in the Eastern Division can expect very destructive hurricane force winds with average speed of 220km per hour and momentary gusts to 315km per hour.Heavy rain can result in flooding, including sea flooding of low-lying areas.AT A GLANCE-Source: Dr Jeff Masters-Fiji's Strongest Cyclone-Category 4 Tropical Cyclone Evan of December 17, 2012 walloped Fiji with sustained winds of 135 mph, as the storm's southern eyewall--the most intense part of the storm--brought hurricane conditions to a long stretch of the north and west coasts of Fiji's main island, Viti Levu. According to a database maintained by NOAA's Coastal Service Center, Evan was the strongest tropical cyclone on record to affect Fiji's main island, with records going back to 1941 (however, accurate satellite records extend back to only about 1990.) Evan did $109 million in damage (2012 dollars) to Fiji, making it the second most destructive storm in their history. The most devastating cyclone to affect Fiji in recent decades was Category 2 Cyclone Kina of January 1993, which killed 23 people and did $100 million in damage (1993 dollars.) The only deadlier storm than Kina was Category 3 Cyclone Eric of 1985, which made a direct hit on the capital of Suva, killing 25.
N. Korea fires artillery rounds near border with South-AFP-feb 20,16-yahoonews
Seoul (AFP) - North Korea fired a few artillery rounds during an apparent military drill near a frontline island on Saturday, a military spokesman from the South said, as tensions run high following nuclear and missile tests by Pyongyang.The incident also comes days after the South said it would conduct its largest-ever annual joint military exercises with the United States next month, which usually causes a spike in cross-border friction."The North Korean army fired a few artillery rounds" at around 07:20 am (2220 GMT Friday) from an artillery battery at Jangsangot promontory on its southern coast near the disputed sea border between the two Koreas, a defence ministry statement said."North Korea is believed to have conducted a military drill" north of the sea border, it said.As a precautionary measure, however, the South urged residents on Baengnyeongdo island to prepare to go into shelters and fishing vessels at sea to return to nearby ports, it said.Currently, the North Korean army shows no signs of engaging in any further provocative activities, it added.In 2010, the North shelled Yeonpyeong island near Baengnyeongdo, killing four people, in response to a live-fire drill conducted by the South near the disputed sea border.
Seoul: N. Korea conducted artillery drill near sea border-Associated Press By TONG-HYUNG KIM-feb 20,16-yahoonews
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Sounds of explosions caused South Korean residents of a front-line island to prepare to evacuate early Saturday, but it was later determined that the noise came from a North Korean artillery drill across the rivals' disputed maritime border, officials said.The false alarm was indicative of the high anxiety between the Koreas in the wake of the North's recent long-range rocket launch and nuclear test.Hours later, North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency hurled insults at South Korean President Park Geun-hye, calling her a "tailless, old, insane bitch" as it condemned her hard-line response to the North's recent actions.The government of Park, who has been a frequent target of sexist comments from the North, shut down a factory park in North Korea that had been jointly run by the rivals. Seoul also has started preparatory talks with Washington on deploying a sophisticated missile defense system in South Korea in attempts to tighten the screws on Pyongyang.North Korea also labeled as "laughable" Washington's new sanctions against Pyongyang, which were signed into law by President Barack Obama on Thursday and are aimed at denying the North the money to develop miniaturized warheads and the long-range missiles required to deliver them.Despite the U.S. sanctions, the North will continue to "raise high" its official policy of simultaneously developing nuclear weapons and its economy, an unnamed Foreign Ministry spokesman said in a separate KCNA dispatch.South Korea's front-line soldiers near the northwest island of Baengnyeong heard several explosions and also saw flashes from what the military believes were shells fired from North Korean coastal guns at around 7:20 a.m., said an official from Seoul's Defense Ministry, who didn't want to be named, citing office rules. No North Korean projectile flew south of the maritime border, he said.An official from the county that governs the island said that residents didn't evacuate, but that fishing boats returned to their ports. She said that passenger vessels from the island and the mainland port of Incheon were operating normally.Meanwhile, Seoul's Defense Ministry said the military completed its search operations for debris from the North Korean long-range rocket that was launched into orbit Feb. 7.The military said it was unlikely that there were any more crucial parts left to be found in South Korean seas. The ministry said that the navy recovered two pieces of debris presumed to be from the launch at an island off the country's western coast on Thursday and Friday.South Korean officials believe the North deliberately blew up the rocket's first stage after burnout to prevent South Korea from retrieving debris.North Korea said it launched an Earth observation satellite, but South Korea, the U.S. and the U.N. said it violated a ban on Pyongyang's missile technology.
