Skeptical Curmudgeon
How often do they name a snow storm? January 22, 2016 was a snow storm that had a name. Interestingly enough, it was named Jonas, after the Old Testament prophet, Jonah (just a different pronunciation), who was sent to Nineveh. Besides the point that Jonah did not want to go there, he went and this is what he was told to say…
Jonah 3:4, “And Jonah began to enter into the city a day's journey, and he cried, and said, Yet forty days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown.”
What was the response? They repented! God had mercy on them and Nineveh was spared. Here is another connection. Did you know that January 22 is the anniversary of Roe v. Wade? This storm named Jonah slammed Washington D.C. 33 years after abortion was made legal. Is this a coincidence? I don’t think so. Judgment it headed for America the likes of which we could not comprehend. Jonah said, “40 days.” Unlike Nineveh, there is no discernible repentance in America. What will happen 40 days after this storm? Should we be concerned? I think so, don’t you?
The connection between abortion and the worship of Moloch is obvious. Without going through the details, the worship of Moloch entails the sacrifice of babies. Can’t we say that abortion is essentially the same thing? It doesn’t matter how they try to cover it up, abortion is a pagan practice.
In the 1960’s there was the beginning of a culture change. One of the big pushes was “free love” which was just a new package for promiscuity. This has its roots in the worship of Ashtoreth. Ashtoreth was the fertility goddess consort of Moloch. See the connection?
Ok, now that we have established the pagan connection in American society lets look again at Jonah’s prophecy. He was told to say that there would be 40 days until Nineveh is overthrown. April 1st is the 40 day mark. Will the rapture happen before then or will the Christians in America be here during this time? What will happen that day?
Psalm 9:17 “The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God.”
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