Below is a SCARY picture. We have to remember
that this nation has
VERY GREAT influence around the world.
Revelation 18
1 After this I saw another angel coming
down from heaven. He had great
authority, and the earth was illuminated
by his splendor. 2 With a mighty
voice he shouted:
"Fallen! Fallen
is Babylon the Great!
She has become
a home for demons
and a haunt
for every evil spirit,
a haunt for
every unclean and detestable bird.
3 For all
the nations have drunk
the maddening
wine of her adulteries.
The kings of
the earth committed adultery with her,
and the merchants
of the earth grew rich from her excessive luxuries."
4 Then I heard
another voice from heaven say:
"Come out of
her, my people,
so that you
will not share in her sins,
so that you
will not receive any of her plagues;
5 for her sins
are piled up to heaven,
and God has
remembered her crimes.
6 Give back
to her as she has given;
pay her back
double for what she has done.
Mix her a double
portion from her own cup.
7 Give her
as much torture and grief
as the glory
and luxury she gave herself.
In her heart
she boasts,
'I sit as queen;
I am not a widow,
and I will
never mourn.'
8 Therefore
in one day her plagues will overtake her:
death, mourning
and famine.
She will be
consumed by fire,
for mighty
is the Lord God who judges her.
I told you that I actually was watching a movie named,
"Murder", on
Saturday night and, as the clock in the movie was
chiming...so the
REAL clock inside the house started chiming!!!
This, to me, meant that
we are about to go FROM FANTASY TO REALITY!!!
Please remember
this!!! WE ARE JUST OVER 7 MOON CYCLES FROM
THE DAY THAT
ISABEL "SHUT DOWN" WASHINGTON D.C. - Sept. 19, 2003!!!
Could
that have been WHEN THE CLOCK STARTED...a 7 CYCLE
WARNING???
Hurricane Isabel over D.C.
On 9/19/03, Washington D.C. suffered
a "VERY RARE SHUT DOWN"
due to rain from "THE RIGHT HAND"
of Hurricane Isabel.
From USA Today mentioning the 9/19/03
shutdown of D.C.:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/09/19/national/main574106.shtml
http://www2.ncsu.edu/eos/service/pams/meas/sco/research/nws/cases/20030918/isabel.hurricane.track.jpg
Isabel tears through capital and leaves
FLOODING, blackouts
WASHINGTON (AP) - THE CAPITAL CITY
SUFFERED FROM
A RARE POWER VACUUM FRIDAY.
Thousands of residents
were without lights, hundreds of trees
littered the landscape and
ALL THREE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
WERE BASICALLY
SHUT DOWN.
Psalm 21
8 Thine hand shall find
out all thine enemies: THY RIGHT HAND
SHALL FIND OUT THOSE THAT HATE THEE.
9 Thou shalt make them
as a fiery oven in the time of thine anger:
the LORD shall swallow them up in his
wrath, and the fire shall
devour them.
Luke 17
26 "Just as it was in the days of
Noah, so also will it be in the days
of the Son of Man.
ALSO REMEMBER...September 19, 2003 was SEVEN DAYS
PRIOR TO
THE FEAST OF TRUMPETS, 2003 - September 26!!!
This could have
been a mini warning of the upcoming 7 months / moon
cycles of warnings...
a sign similar to Noah's "SEVEN DAY WARNING"!!!
FROM:
http://aolsvc.news.aol.com/news/article.adp?id=20040424154509990001
Hundreds of Thousands Gather for Women's Rights
As Many as 800,000 on National Mall Protest Bush
Abortion Policy
By JENNIFER C. KERR, AP
AP
Marchers came from across the nation and 60 countries
to pack the
National Mall.
WASHINGTON (April 26) - Energized by a turnout of
hundreds of
thousands on the National Mall, abortion-rights
activists are looking
to the November presidential elections to reverse
what they see as
the gradual chipping away of women's reproductive
rights.
From across the nation and from nearly 60 countries,
women marched
Sunday with their daughters, mothers, husbands and
others in support
of the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling that
made abortion legal.
That ruling, they say, is under attack by the Bush
administration. So
too, they worry is a broader scope of women's health
issues, including
equal access to birth control and sex education.
The rally stretched from the base of the U.S. Capitol
about a mile back
to the Washington Monument. While authorities no
longer give formal
crowd estimates, various police sources informally
gauged the throng
at between 500,000 and 800,000 people. That would
exceed the estimated
500,000 who converged on Washington for the last
major abortion-rights
rally in 1992.
Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York
urged marchers to
vote in big numbers on Nov. 2 to evict an administration
"filled with people
who disparage sexual harassment laws, who claim
the pay gap between
women and men is phony ... who consider Roe v. Wade
the worst
abomination of constitutional law in our history.''
From women's rights to the environment and other
issues, feminist author
Gloria Steinem accused the administration of squandering
the outpouring
of international good will after the Sept. 11 terror
attacks. "This government
is the greatest danger on earth,'' she declared.
Organizers set up voter registration tables, and
supporters of Democratic
presidential candidate John Kerry handed out stickers.
Stirring anger and fear among abortion-rights supporters
are two pieces
of legislation President Bush has signed into law
in the past six months.
The first is a ban on what critics call partial-birth
abortion; the other is the
first federal law to endow a fetus with legal rights
distinct from the pregnant woman.
After opening speeches near the Washington Monument,
the crowd
marched along Pennsylvania Avenue, and then looped
back to the Mall
near the Capitol.
A much smaller number of anti-abortion activists
lined several blocks along
the march route. From behind steel barricades and
under the watchful eye
of police, they prayed and chanted "shame on you''
as they waved giant
posters showing a fetus at eight weeks.
Ashley Judd, Allison Janney, Susan Sarandon and other
Hollywood celebrities
shared the stage later with politicians, diplomats
and leaders of the pro-choice
movement.
Holding a white hanger, Whoopi Goldberg told the
crowd: "Never again will
this be the choice of any woman in our hemisphere.''
"There is a war going on,'' she said. "It's not the
war we see on TV. It's a
war on women.''
Carole Mehlman, 68, traveled from Tampa, Fla., to participate in the rally.
"I just had to be here to fight for the next generation
and the generation
after that,'' she said. "We cannot let them take
over our bodies, our health
care, our lives.''
Andrea Fleming, a senior in college, came from Orrville,
Ohio, with her
mother. She said the right to choose is a guarantee
that must not be
taken away. "I don't think anybody believes abortion
is a good thing,
but making it illegal isn't going to stop it,''
she said.
Associated Press writers Elizabeth Wolfe and Kata
Kertesz contributed
to this story.
04/26/04 03:07 EDT