This is in regard to the scenario explained in the two parallel postings, "The End Of The World As We Know It" and "Inducing The Apocalypse", both June 2025.
Jesus foretold that, in the Last Days, people would be in fear of the"roaring of the sea", which is caused by high winds. There was no word for "hurricane" in the Bible because they were unknown where the Bible was written. We know that the ferocity of hurricanes has been significantly increasing due to global warming. Hurricane Melissa is one of the few most powerful storms ever.
Jesus also foretold that there would be "wars and rumors of wars" during this same timeframe. As if there is not enough conflict already, the hoped-for peace in the Middle East doesn't look as if it is going to materialize easily and the U.S. military is now attacking drug-carrying boats from Colombia, as well as Venezuela. The civil war in Sudan is as deadly as the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, but doesn't get as much publicity.
Russia is reported to have successfully tested nuclear powered cruise missiles. This means nuclear propulsion, as opposed to carrying a nuclear warhead. Nuclear propulsion is ideal for submarines because it doesn't require oxygen and the fuel lasts for a very long time. A few surface ships are nuclear-powered, but the reactors are very costly. Cars or planes are not nuclear-powered because the reactor must be of a certain mass. If a cruise missile could be nuclear-powered then it's range would be nearly unlimited. It could be launched from anywhere in the world to strike anywhere else in the world. It's speed may also be greatly increased.
YOUR DREAM VACATION
Suppose that you could go on vacation to Heaven. Your vacation would last for seven years. When you got back home you would see that it was a good thing that you were on vacation because the greatest catastrophe in human history happened while you were away. You would then help to build the Kingdom of Jesus on earth and the world will be the godly paradise that it was always intended to be.
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