Knowing Therefore The Terror of The Lord

Knowing therefore the terror of the Lord, we persuade men; but we are made manifest unto God; and I trust also are made manifest in your consciences.
2 Corinthians 5:11

With threats of nuclear war, earthquakes, famines, plagues and catastrophic hurricanes along with other major looming disaster, this Day of Atonement,  Yom Kippur, a day which God instituted (not man) for His people Israel to observe and repent of their sins.
This day should cause all of humanity, especially Christians to stop and reflect on their relationship to a Holy God who always judges mans wickedness and sin.

Don't believe the lying elite who feed the masses fables about climate change or global warming, these painful, destructive catastrophes are all about God judging global sinning.

What has happened to Puerto Rico is a preview of what we on the US mainland will soon see.
No power no food, no more civilized civilization. The only difference is that we will not have anyone coming to our rescue.

To those who trust in Him, Jesus will be our deliverer.




Israel observes Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year

Israel Police and Border Police reinforcements and volunteers have been deployed throughout Jerusalem since Thursday afternoon and will remain throughout Yom Kippur to maintain public order and secure the thousands of Jews expected to reach the Western Wall plaza to pray.

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'Close to genocide': San Juan mayor's dire appeal to US for Puerto Rico relief


Continuing to cry, Cruz said: “I am done being polite, and I am done being politically correct. I am mad as hell because my people’s lives are at stake.

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Hurricane Maria took down 80 percent of Puerto Rico's transmission and distribution power lines,

He's anticipating that 50 percent of the power on the island will be restored in about two to three months.

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Hurricane Maria: the slow road to rebuilding stricken Dominica – in pictures

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US missionary Andrew Brunson 

Turkey's Erdogan Suggests Swap: Jailed U.S. Pastor For Turkish Cleric

Brunson, 48, is an evangelical Presbyterian from North Carolina who has lived in Turkey for more than two decades. He was arrested last October during the crackdown that followed a military faction's attempt to overthrow Erdogan in July. Since then, he's been accused of being part of an armed terrorist group; one month ago, he was charged with espionage and attempting to overthrow the government.