an ARK storm every 200 years? Nonsense - judgment is what this is

Ark Storm, an oblique reference to the divine origin of these 40 storms.

Storm 35 just finished.

Everything stated in 2023 as an outcome of these storms will come to pass and they know it. Because it has so far. So shall it be with all these adjudications.

You won't stop the slaughter of children beneath the land.

Okay then.

Don

PS. I noticed the laughter, in the main, has stopped. How many years did that take for you tards to get it?

Not laughing anymore.

It never was a "laughing matter." This is serious as serious can be.

For I serve at the pleasure of the Most High Adonai, YHVH. And Yeshua is my personal and beloved, GUIDING LIGHT. It's also very true that I have been given a great deal of personal latitude to do and be, as I SEE FIT. To bless, heal, and restore - or to make an ending of things, in myriad of ways and doings.. Happily, I don't, usually. I serve at His pleasure and am quite contented to leave it at that, for all the best reasons.

You know this.

It's in the book.

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https://twitter.com/daniellelangwa/status/1749996595532505204

WARNING: Meteorologists are currently debating whether California is about to get hit by something that they've been dreading for a long time: A series of storms that will drop multiple feet of rain over a few weeks.

They're not certain (yet), but it is entirely possible that what is brewing in the Pacific right now heralds the beginning of the dreaded #ARkStorm. (Atmospheric River 1000 = A.R.k.) Multiple feet of rain. In a month. 100 inches of rain, in some areas. Yeah. That's a big deal.

The ARkStorm is a cyclical catastrophic event happens every 150-200 years. The last one hit in 1861. When it returns, it will do more damage to the state than a major 8.0 earthquake (the big one) would. It will displace MILLIONS of people up and down the state. It will destroy roads and bridges. It will leave major metro areas like Los Angeles without clean running water and electricity for weeks. The biggest danger?

By the time city officials realize that they need to evacuate neighborhoods, there won't be enough time and resources to evacuate everyone. The Central Valley will be especially hard hit. It will become a 300 mile long, 20 mile wide lake. Their homes will be covered in 10-20 feet of flood water. I know it sounds impossible. But this is a real danger. And it might be here. Now.