Elokim: אל הים God of water
Storms & Anti-Semitism in USA ...disastereous storm was heading straight for the US. All the people that knew, wanted to leave the US. We soon saw the storm approaching and within seconds, the streets were flooded. Rain was pouring down and the hills were disintegrating from the mix of rain and mud. We barely made it out of there.I looked backwards and realized millions were going to suffer and die because they didn't know of the storm headed their way that was continually strengthening.
End of Days Dreams ... vision of the "ultimate Tsunami" in NYC and a lot will go under water and not survive. Only those who will turn to HaShem with complete Emunah will survive.
Sanhedrin: Call for Fasting ...People who live in the holy land of Israel, it is imperative that each family and individual escape the center, Gush Dan, and move far away from the beaches. Move to protected areas of the mountains, places the Gov't wants to disengage are the safest and the source of salvation.
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1164881939877&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
When the massive tsunami hit the Indian Ocean two years ago and killed nearly a quarter of a million people, Israelis said that was one problem that wouldn't hit them.
But research conducted by Dr. Amos Salamon of the Geological Survey of Israel and colleagues in Italy and the US report there have been two dozen tsunamis documented in the region and 11 on Israel's coasts.
The Talmud itself mentions a tsunami between Caesarea and Yavne on December 12 in the year 115 CE after a major earthquake hit northwest Syria.
Salamon and colleagues carried out a historical survey of tsunamis in the eastern Mediterranean based on scientific and historical reports. They said some of the reported tsunamis were entered into catalogues "apparently in error for all sorts of reasons, and thus there may be an impression that the danger is more serious than it really is."
The first recorded tsunami in the region was in Egypt in the 14th century BCE, documented by archeological findings, the team said. A tsunami hit Israel's coast on the average of once every 200 years, with the last recorded once on November 25, 1759; this affected the coast of Israel and the Nile Delta and was caused by an earthquake on the border between Syria and Lebanon.
Seismic gushes of water have also been documented in the Kinneret, the Dead Sea and the Gulf of Eilat.
Response to God's Knock ...The question HaShem asked of Adam HaRishon, zs'l, in the garden of Eden - "Where are you?" echoes throughout the ages. HKB'H communicates with man in numerous ways. Once the question has been asked of you, even as you attempt to determine whether you have indeed heard the heavenly call, the process of response has already begun.
WAKE UP ...A day will come and the Gates of Tshuva will be shut down and thereafter, the people will not be accepted by HaShem. Even if the people will be so desperate to do Teshuva, they will even walk with the old, all bent down, the Gates of Teshuva will not open for them. The time to do Teshuva is NOW. People are mistaken and think that there are a few years left till Iran will shoot nuclear weapons. They do not realize that North Korea did their nuclear testings to give Iran the push and courage. Therefore, there is no doubt that the time do do Teshuva is now.
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End of Days Dreams ... vision of the "ultimate Tsunami" in NYC and a lot will go under water and not survive. Only those who will turn to HaShem with complete Emunah will survive.
Sanhedrin: Call for Fasting ...People who live in the holy land of Israel, it is imperative that each family and individual escape the center, Gush Dan, and move far away from the beaches. Move to protected areas of the mountains, places the Gov't wants to disengage are the safest and the source of salvation.
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1164881939877&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
When the massive tsunami hit the Indian Ocean two years ago and killed nearly a quarter of a million people, Israelis said that was one problem that wouldn't hit them.
But research conducted by Dr. Amos Salamon of the Geological Survey of Israel and colleagues in Italy and the US report there have been two dozen tsunamis documented in the region and 11 on Israel's coasts.
The Talmud itself mentions a tsunami between Caesarea and Yavne on December 12 in the year 115 CE after a major earthquake hit northwest Syria.
Salamon and colleagues carried out a historical survey of tsunamis in the eastern Mediterranean based on scientific and historical reports. They said some of the reported tsunamis were entered into catalogues "apparently in error for all sorts of reasons, and thus there may be an impression that the danger is more serious than it really is."
The first recorded tsunami in the region was in Egypt in the 14th century BCE, documented by archeological findings, the team said. A tsunami hit Israel's coast on the average of once every 200 years, with the last recorded once on November 25, 1759; this affected the coast of Israel and the Nile Delta and was caused by an earthquake on the border between Syria and Lebanon.
Seismic gushes of water have also been documented in the Kinneret, the Dead Sea and the Gulf of Eilat.
Response to God's Knock ...The question HaShem asked of Adam HaRishon, zs'l, in the garden of Eden - "Where are you?" echoes throughout the ages. HKB'H communicates with man in numerous ways. Once the question has been asked of you, even as you attempt to determine whether you have indeed heard the heavenly call, the process of response has already begun.
WAKE UP ...A day will come and the Gates of Tshuva will be shut down and thereafter, the people will not be accepted by HaShem. Even if the people will be so desperate to do Teshuva, they will even walk with the old, all bent down, the Gates of Teshuva will not open for them. The time to do Teshuva is NOW. People are mistaken and think that there are a few years left till Iran will shoot nuclear weapons. They do not realize that North Korea did their nuclear testings to give Iran the push and courage. Therefore, there is no doubt that the time do do Teshuva is now.
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