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Studies - Natural Disasters
"Now when these
things begin to happen, look up and lift up your heads,
because your redemption draws near."
-Luke 21:28
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Earthquake
Study - Are earthquakes really on the increase?
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"The Evidence - The Footsteps of an Approaching God"
- A Bible and EGW study on natural disasters, judgments, Sunday worship laws,
and end time events.
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The
Lord Sent a Storm - Doug Batchelor talks about the "Judgments of God" and
answers a Bible Question on this subject. This is the most balanced view
on this subject I have seen, and I highly recommend it.
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Tests
of a Disaster - Where did a disaster come from? God or Satan? We have tests
for a prophet, why not for a disaster?
What
is going on?
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"They will point to
calamities on land and sea--to the storms of wind, the floods, the earthquakes,
the destruction by fire--as judgments indicating God's displeasure because
Sunday is not sacredly observed. These calamities will increase more and more,
one disaster will follow close upon the heels of another; and those who make
void the law of God will point to the few who are keeping the Sabbath of the
fourth commandment as the ones who are bringing wrath upon the world."
-Southern Watchman, June 28, 1904. {ChS 155.2} |
Why
are there so many natural disasters?
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"Hurricane Wilma grew into the most intense Atlantic storm
ever recorded Wednesday — a Category 5 monster with 175 mph winds" - MSNBC
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"New figures put quake toll at more than 79,000"
"Asif Iqbal Daudzai, information minister for
the North West Frontier Province, told The Associated Press that 37,958 people
died in the province and at least 23,172 were injured, the vast majority of them
in Mansehra district. He said the figures were based on reports from local
government and hospital officials in the area."
"He later told Geo television that up to 100,000 may have
perished in the province, though he gave no details on how that estimate was
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Is God Sick and Tired of
Our Complacency?
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“Be calm, be strong, say a prayer
for Texas,” Texas Gov. Rick Perry said in the state capital, Austin.
-MSNBC |
"Experts warn of ‘incredible
environmental disaster’ of biblical proportions" - MSNBC
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God still speaks
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