The third in the series about destruction through global warming looks at the issue of flooding.
There’s a prophecy in the Bible saying that as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be when Jesus returns. Luke 17:26
This shows that there will be flooding, which is a natural part of what happens when there are high winds. Just to prove the point again, it’s said that there would be diseases. Disease happens a lot after flooding, so the bit in the middle, between high winds and diseases, is flooding.
If you look at the second post in this series, you’ll see that the documentary film by Al Gore, An Inconvenient Truth, actually shows you the polar ices caps suddenly melting. They’re melting and crumbling away, and you get to see dramatic photographs and footage.
The problem is that roughly two thirds of the world’s population lives on low laying land, often near coastal areas and sea ports. Those people need to move to higher ground, and the manpower and civil engineering skills of the armed forces need to be brought home and used to strengthen sea defences, or many lives, homes and billions worth of land and other property will be lost.
Prophecies also say that those who will survive will go high into the mountains, so people really do need to move. Don’t buy a property in a low laying area.
The book of Noah, which you can easily find on the Internet independently, shows that Noah’s parents were told that he’d know what he needed to do to save the human race, and to call him “Knower.” Now you know why they called him Knower. This is a trace of the original language, Adamic, which shows that the sound of words can say more than one thing at the same time.
Having established that prophecies aren't necessarily fixed here, I can now show you that “seas” also says “seize” and that’s just what the seas will do to low laying land and land near coastal areas and sea ports, if you don’t act to stop the prophecies about devastation because of man’s activities coming true.
Knower knew. And so do you. So act, and do it now.
You can’t say you didn’t know.
