Japan earthquake induced by Gadiantons - HAARP
Posted: March 29th, 2011, 4:18 am
HAARP Magnetometer data shows Japan earthquake was induced.
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In Matthew, chapter 24, we learn of 'famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes...'(Matt.24:7.) The Lord declared that these and other calamities shall occur. These particular prophecies seem not to be conditional. The Lord, with his foreknowledge, knows that they will happen. Some will come about through man's manipulations; others through the forces of nature and nature's God, but that they will come seems certain. Prophecy is but history in reverse--a divine disclosure of the future events. (In Conference Report, Oct. 1973,p. 89; or Ensign,Jan.1974,p.68)
Great quote from Pres Benson: "Thankyou for posting it, till now was unaware of it".cHaddock wrote:In Matthew, chapter 24, we learn of 'famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes...'(Matt.24:7.) The Lord declared that these and other calamities shall occur. These particular prophecies seem not to be conditional. The Lord, with his foreknowledge, knows that they will happen. Some will come about through man's manipulations; others through the forces of nature and nature's God, but that they will come seems certain. Prophecy is but history in reverse--a divine disclosure of the future events. (In Conference Report, Oct. 1973,p. 89; or Ensign,Jan.1974,p.68)
I'm reminded of what President Benson stated:
In Matthew, chapter 24, we learn of 'famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes...'(Matt.24:7.) The Lord declared that these and other calamities shall occur. These particular prophecies seem not to be conditional. The Lord, with his foreknowledge, knows that they will happen. Some will come about through man's manipulations; others through the forces of nature and nature's God, but that they will come seems certain. Prophecy is but history in reverse--a divine disclosure of the future events. (In Conference Report, Oct. 1973,p. 89; or Ensign,Jan.1974,p.68)
Which part of president bensons quote are you laughing at, or was it something else you thought was LOLZ?John Locke wrote:this stuff is major LOLZ lol love it.
You are so hip John Locke. I'm laughing right there with you.John Locke wrote:this stuff is major LOLZ lol love it.
cHaddock wrote:Thank you for the post! I've felt it to be true.
I'm reminded of what President Benson stated:In Matthew, chapter 24, we learn of 'famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes...'(Matt.24:7.) The Lord declared that these and other calamities shall occur. These particular prophecies seem not to be conditional. The Lord, with his foreknowledge, knows that they will happen. Some will come about through man's manipulations; others through the forces of nature and nature's God, but that they will come seems certain. Prophecy is but history in reverse--a divine disclosure of the future events. (In Conference Report, Oct. 1973,p. 89; or Ensign,Jan.1974,p.68)
p51-mustang wrote:cHaddock wrote:Thank you for the post! I've felt it to be true.
I'm reminded of what President Benson stated:In Matthew, chapter 24, we learn of 'famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes...'(Matt.24:7.) The Lord declared that these and other calamities shall occur. These particular prophecies seem not to be conditional. The Lord, with his foreknowledge, knows that they will happen. Some will come about through man's manipulations; others through the forces of nature and nature's God, but that they will come seems certain. Prophecy is but history in reverse--a divine disclosure of the future events. (In Conference Report, Oct. 1973,p. 89; or Ensign,Jan.1974,p.68)
Dont forget that president Hinckley stated that Hurricane Katrina wasn't the the Lords punishment on the people of New Orleans,indicating to me that the disaster was manmade.
Or simply that The Lord had not chosen to single out New Orleans for destruction - as of yet.Don't forget that president Hinckley stated that Hurricane Katrina wasn't the the Lords punishment on the people of New Orleans,indicating to me that the disaster was man-made.
I agree with this - just because there's a major natural disaster somewhere on the planet doesn't necessarily mean the Lord's hand was involved - there is a natural cycle to a lot of earth changes and EQ's are one of them.Mark wrote:The forces of nature are not limited to either punishments from God or something that man may have unleashed because of modern technology. They are just a normal part of the workings of the planets. It isn't an either/or proposition.
Care to provide proof???? Scripture, science.....anything really! I happen to know of a couple of volcanoes unleashed by man....Mark wrote:The forces of nature are not limited to either punishments from God or something that man may have unleashed because of modern technology. They are just a normal part of the workings of the planets. It isn't an either/or proposition.
the part where otherwise intelligent people think the quake in Japan was "induced" by man...talk about giving man WAY too much credit. So again make fun of me cause I don't conform to your ridiculous notions, but I stand by my statement that this thread is serious LOLZ...and yes I am hip :YMSMUG: B-)Squally wrote:I'm reminded of what President Benson stated:
In Matthew, chapter 24, we learn of 'famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes...'(Matt.24:7.) The Lord declared that these and other calamities shall occur. These particular prophecies seem not to be conditional. The Lord, with his foreknowledge, knows that they will happen. Some will come about through man's manipulations; others through the forces of nature and nature's God, but that they will come seems certain. Prophecy is but history in reverse--a divine disclosure of the future events. (In Conference Report, Oct. 1973,p. 89; or Ensign,Jan.1974,p.68)Which part of president bensons quote are you laughing at, or was it something else you thought was LOLZ?John Locke wrote:this stuff is major LOLZ lol love it.
:ymsigh: Mark posted that the forces of nature are not limited to either God's punishments or modern technology. He said it isn't an either/or proposition. Isn't that just common sense?? The opposite (what it appears you're saying) would be that every force of nature is either a punishment from God or a man made event and nothing else. Mark is correct on this one. But hey, if I hear in general conference that God created this earth to punish man OR that man created this earth I might rethink my positionJason wrote:Care to provide proof???? Scripture, science.....anything really! I happen to know of a couple of volcanoes unleashed by man....Mark wrote:The forces of nature are not limited to either punishments from God or something that man may have unleashed because of modern technology. They are just a normal part of the workings of the planets. It isn't an either/or proposition.
How does "normal workings of the planets" differ from "acts of God"?shadow wrote::ymsigh: Mark posted that the forces of nature are not limited to either God's punishments or modern technology. He said it isn't an either/or proposition. Isn't that just common sense?? The opposite (what it appears you're saying) would be that every force of nature is either a punishment from God or a man made event and nothing else. Mark is correct on this one. But hey, if I hear in general conference that God created this earth to punish man OR that man created this earth I might rethink my positionJason wrote:Care to provide proof???? Scripture, science.....anything really! I happen to know of a couple of volcanoes unleashed by man....Mark wrote:The forces of nature are not limited to either punishments from God or something that man may have unleashed because of modern technology. They are just a normal part of the workings of the planets. It isn't an either/or proposition.)
They don't differ, but that's not what Mark said.Jason wrote:How does "normal workings of the planets" differ from "acts of God"?