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ANOTHER STRONG SIGN OF THE COMING OF THE LORD!!
Various places across the Earth have seen the sign of the water turning RED. There have been lakes, streams, rivers, waterfalls, seas and even oceans that have turned blood RED in recent history. Naturally, the world tries to explain it away with “Science” but their efforts have been feeble at best. Those incidents were warning enough, but here we have a much more significant event. Especially because it happened while the Religious in Israel were observing Yom Kippur. If you do not understand the significance of the Jewish Fall Feasts, you need to get up to speed. It is EXTREMELY relevant to the times we are living.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE JEWISH FALL FEASTS, VIEW THE FOLLOWING POSTS:
Be Alert! Stay Awake!
God’s TRUMPETS MAY BE IN OCTOBER!\
ISRAEL – EYES ON JERUSALEM
ARE WE ABOUT TO BE RAPTURED?
Dead Sea turns blood red before holy day of Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement)
When Is the Next Jubilee Year? – Questions & Answers
When is the next Sabbatical year? – Shemitah
The (last 3) Fall Feasts of the Lord 2021 – Pray4Zion
We are now in the Biblical Year 5782 which began on the 06th September, 2021 on Rosh HaShanah! As summer winds down in Israel and the autumn (fall) of the year approaches, we enter into an extremely important period in the Jewish calendar known as the Fall Feasts. In fact three significant biblical feasts occur in quick succession: Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year), Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement and holiest day of the year), and Sukkot (the Feast of Tabernacles or Booths). Prophetic in nature, all three remain to be fulfilled! The Fall Feasts carry tremendous Biblical, historical, and cultural meaning for the Jewish people but also possess a wealth of value for all believers today.
Looking back:
On the 28th September, 2015 at the beginning of the Feast of Tabernacles the last (Lunar Tetrad of the four) “Blood Moon” occurred ….on that day and made this year very special. The Shemitah (Sabbatical) Year also ended in the Biblical Year – 5775 which ran from Rosh Ha-Shanah 25th September, 2014 until the evening of 13th September 2015. And, that meant that the following Biblical Year – 5776 (2015 – 2016) would begin with a Jubilee Year (50th) for the Jewish nation – Israel!
Major world changing events began to take shape during the 2014/2015 with the “bloodmoon” Tedrads, Shemitah year and we also believe the Jubilee year 5777 (2017) ended with prophetic implications that we just cannot ignore. 5778 began with the 01st of the next 50 Shemitah years! 5779 (2018) was the year when Israel turned 70 years since rebirth in 1948. Since the first blood moon occurred on 15th April, 2014 much has already taken place in Israel and began with the war in Gaza. In 2018 US President Donald Trump kept his promise and moved the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. This was this is certainly a very prophetic move that took place on the actual date 14th May when Israel celebrated it’s 70th birthday of the State of Israel (1948-2018)! Yes, certainly a very prophetic move! Thank you President Trump for this very brave decision!
The last three feasts; Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles extend over a period of twenty-one days in the fall of the year. They came to be known collectively as Tabernacles. These last three feasts of this year (2021) are the only Feasts that will begin with a “New Moon!” On (Rosh HaShanah) the evening of the 05th September. The new Biblical Year 5782 will begin on the with a “new moon” or “crescent moon” and officially starts when the shofar sees the very crest of the “new moon” and will then blow the “trumpet” and the “Feast of Tabernacles” will begin.. first with Rosh HaShanah (Feast of Trumpets) … leading to Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) and then the final of the seven Feast of Sukkoth (Feast of Tabernacles)… therefore we can see that there are other situations that affect the beginning of these Feasts… and connects us Biblically to the Scripture; “No man knows the day nor hour” of our Lord’s return in Matthew 24:36. While we certainly do not know exactly how the LAST Three Feasts will be fulfilled, it is perhaps reasonable to surmise that they will be fulfilled in the same manner… on the actual feast day?
Sep 3, 2021
We have looked at the timing, now let us take a look at the exact location of event. I found a map online that showed the area and I filled the area with RED.
Edom, Moab, and Ammon – Grace thru faith
BIBLE HISTORY DAILYWho Were the Ammonites, Moabites and Edomites in the Bible?
Ancient Israel’s neighbors east of the Jordan
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| Standing more than 6.5 feet tall and dating to the Iron Age, this statue of an Ammonite king was uncovered in 2010 at Amman, Jordan. Photo: Joel S. Burnett | We learn about the Moabites in the Bible and in the famous Mesha Stele. Photo: “Stèle de Mésha” by Mbzt 2012 is licensed under CC-by-3.0 | Wearing a three-horned headdress, this Edomite goddess figurine was discovered at Horvat Qitmit. Photo: “Edomite Goddess, Qitmit” by Chamberi is licensed under CC-by-SA-3.0 |
When the kingdoms of Israel and Judah controlled the land of Canaan, the kingdoms of Ammon, Moab and Edom ruled east of the Jordan. Although the Bible offers information about these three Iron Age kingdoms, recent archaeological discoveries are bringing to light a fuller picture of them. In his article “Ammon, Moab and Edom: Gods and Kingdoms East of the Jordan,” published in the November/December 2016 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review, Joel S. Burnett examines the incredible archaeological discoveries from Ammon, Moab and Edom. Who were the Ammonites, Moabites and Edomites in the Bible?
Who were the Ammonites? In the Bible, they are described as being descendants of Ben-ammi, who was the son of Lot (Abraham’s nephew) and Lot’s younger daughter (Genesis 19:38). The capital of the Iron Age kingdom of Ammon was Rabbah, which is located at modern-day Amman, Jordan. Burnett describes the boundaries of Ammon: “The Ammonite heartland comprised the north-central Transjordanian Plateau encircled by the upper Jabbok … within a 12.5-mile radius of its capital at the headwaters of the Jabbok.” The Ammonites’ primary deity was the god Milcom. Depictions of Milcom have been uncovered through archaeological excavations—as have representations of Ammonite kings, such as the monumental statue uncovered at Rabbah in 2010.
Who were the Moabites? In the Bible, the Moabites are said to have descended from Moab, the son of Lot and his oldest daughter (Genesis 19:37). The kingdom of Moab stretched “north and south of the Arnon River” with its capital at Dibon. The Moabites worshiped the god Chemosh, who may be depicted in the Balua‘ Stele (dated to the end of Late Bronze Age). The most famous Moabite king—from the archaeological record at least—is Mesha. The large inscription he left behind is the longest Moabite text. Dating to the ninth century B.C.E., the Mesha Stele describes how King Mesha rescued the Moabites from Israelite rule.
Who were the Edomites? In the Bible, the Edomites are the descendants of Esau, Jacob’s twin and Isaac’s oldest son (Genesis 36). The Edomites controlled an area east of the Arabah, from the Zered to the Gulf of Aqaba. Their capital was Bozrah, which sat in the northern part of their territory. Although no name of an Edomite deity is given in the Bible, archaeologists know from inscriptions that the Edomites’ principal deity was Qaus (or Qos). Several Edomite places of worship and cultic figurines have been uncovered. One of the most notable is the depiction of an Edomite goddess wearing a three-horned headdress from the site of Qitmit, Israel.
The kingdoms of Ammon, Moab and Edom fought with the Israelites and the Judahites over territory. The Bible presents things from the Israelites’ and Judahites’ point of view, and archaeological discoveries help show us the other side. By looking at what these ancient peoples wrote and left behind, we are able to better understand their perspective. We now have a fuller picture of their kings, gods and daily life.
To learn more about the kingdoms of Ammon, Moab and Edom, read Joel S. Burnett’s comprehensive article “Ammon, Moab and Edom: Gods and Kingdoms East of the Jordan,” in the November/December 2016 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review.
The residents of Jordan Valley (governorate of Karak), were surprised by pools of water turning pinkish-red near the Dead Sea.
The normally pristine water comes from the mountains in Ghor Al-Hadeetha and fills up craters forming on the shores of the drying Dead Sea.
The red pool is isolated from the sea, and does not drain into it (well no really true if you believe in geology and understand how karstic environments actually work). The water is currently being investigated by officials.
In addition geological and biological investigations have been launched to determine the cause and source of the red color. Bacteria? Red algae? Mineral dissolution?
The Dead Sea is vanishing
In the past four decades over 6,000 sinkholes have appeared along the Israeli side of the Dead Sea, making large sections of the coast too dangerous to enter.
What turned this natural treasure into a trap is simple: the Dead Sea is vanishing.
At 430 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest point on the planet, sitting at the bottom of the Great Rift Valley.
For millennia the lake has drawn visitors to float in its unusually buoyant, mineral-rich waters, which some say have healing properties.
The craggy hills of the surrounding Judean Desert provided the backdrop for many of the epic events narrated in the Bible.
But the ancient sea is slipping away.
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OPINION (ETH) – Last month, I reported on how we have seen multiple events converging quickly in 2020 regarding the Nation of Israel and the fulfillment of Bible Prophecy. Now we are getting reports out of Israel of yet another event that many are claiming is a fulfillment of Bible Prophecy.
For those who have visited the lowest point on the face of the earth, Ezekiel’s end-of-days prophecy of the Dead Sea coming to life seems impossible, yet recently, scientists have been shocked to discover that the sinkholes appearing around the sea are quickly filling up with fish and other forms of life previously unseen in the inhospitable region. The Dead Sea has reportedly bloomed a colorful floral landscape for the first time prompting many to say it is is fulfilling a prophecy from the Book of Ezekiel.
And now, another rare life form has been witnessed across the northern shoreline of the Dead Sea – colorful floral landscapes. Thanks to Israel’s record rains, the breathtaking flower trails have sprouted from the cliffs to the shoreline of the Northern Dead Sea area. The four-mile stretch from Kibbutz Kalya to Ovnat is alive with newly formed fields of annual species whose seeds can lay dormant in the desert for years until there is enough water for them to sprout.
Known as the Dead Sea in English because of its hypersaline environment (37% salinity – almost ten times saltier than the ocean) and scarcity of aquatic life, Israeli photojournalist Noam Bedein of the Dead Sea Revival Project says that the term Dead Sea – “a political term used mostly by the Romans” – is a misnomer.
DEAD SEA BLOOMS FLORAL WONDERLAND FOR FIRST TIME: EZEKIEL’S PROPHECY COMING TO FRUITION?
Flora on shoreline of Dead Sea (courtesy: Avner Rinot, The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel)
For those who have visited the lowest point on the face of the earth, Ezekiel’s end-of-days prophecy of the Dead Sea coming to life seems impossible, yet recently, scientists have been shocked to discover that the sinkholes appearing around the sea are quickly filling up with fish and other forms of life previously unseen in the inhospitable region.
Flora on shoreline of Dead Sea (courtesy: Avner Rinot, The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel)
And now, another rare life form has been witnessed across the northern shoreline of the Dead Sea – colorful floral landscapes.
Thanks to Israel’s record rains, the breathtaking flower trails have sprouted from the cliffs to the shoreline of the Northern Dead Sea area.
| The meaning of the name “Kalya” is different in several languages, countries and cultures. In Indian, Sanskrit Kalya is: Healthy, Object of meditation. “Little garden” Beautiful and lovely Pure. |
| Ovnat: It was founded in mid-2004, where a Nahal settlement existed since 1983. It is named after Asenath.[3][citation needed] Asenath means “gift of the sun” or “gift of the sun-god.” She was an Egyptian princess, aristocratic, and high-born. She was the daughter of Potiphera, a priest of Heliopolis or On, which was the main site of worship for Ra, the sun god According to ARIJ, Israel confiscated 124 dunams of land from the Palestinian town of al-Ubeidiya in order to construct Ovnat. Sources: Wikipedia and Bible Wise |
Known as the Dead Sea in English because of its hypersaline environment (37% salinity – almost ten times saltier than the ocean) and scarcity of aquatic life, Israeli photojournalist Noam Bedein of the Dead Sea Revival Project says that the term Dead Sea – “a political term used mostly by the Romans” – is a misnomer.
The Dead Sea is “anything but dead,” he said, calling it the “eighth wonder of the world.”
Bedein has witnessed fish in Dead Sea sinkholes, microorganisms, growing vegetation and millions of visitors each year who come seeking life through the body of water’s high oxygen levels and special minerals.
Indeed, the existence of fish in the Dead Sea, a reality that seems to contradict the laws of nature, has been explained by science and Biblical prophecy alike.
On the shores of the Dead Sea – more than 400 meters below sea level – are freshwater sinkholes, created as a result of dropping water levels. These large sinkholes were discovered in 2011, carpeted with microorganisms and on the sea’s shores – fish and algae.
Flora on shoreline of Dead Sea (courtesy: Avner Rinot, The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel)
(That photo, of the flowers along the Dead Sea, kind of looks like the water that turned red.)
“One hundred and sixty researchers and almost every university has something to say about saving the Dead Sea,” said Jackie Ben Zaken, Dead Sea guide and expert on the Dead Sea ecosystem. Sinkholes, he said, are caused by “fresh water running under the ground, meeting the sediment layers and melting them.”
“As a result of these sinkholes, we see habitats with less than 1.5% salinity – water you could drink – surrounded by salt water as well as minerals like bromium, magnesium, and potassium,” he told Breaking Israel News.
But this is no scientific miracle, said Bedein – it’s Biblical prophecy coming to fruition.
“Coming to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, you see prophecy coming true,” he said.
According to the Bible, the landscape changed with the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, which turned the valley into a wasteland. The Bible also describes the area as fertile and well-watered in its narrative of Lot looking out onto the valley where the Dead Sea is now:
And Lot lifted up his eyes, and beheld all the plain of the Jordan, that it was well watered everywhere, before Hashem destroyed Sdom and Gomorrah, like the garden of Hashem. (Genesis 13:10)
“A place that was once cursed in Biblical times, now you can come here to the Dead Sea, explore the sinkholes and see fish where the water has receded – fulfilling prophecies from Ezekiel who talked about the land flourishing and blooming when the Jews return,” said Bedein.
Southern shore of the Dead Sea, Al-Karak Governorate, Jordan. “Lot’s Wife” at dusk, on December 29, 2007. According to legend, the column made of salt and rocks standing on the southern shore of the Dead Sea is the statue of prophet Lot’s wife. #
I will make the land desolate, so that your enemies who settle in it shall be appalled by it. (Leviticus 26:32)
Flora on shoreline of Dead Sea (courtesy: Avner Rinot, The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel)
As the Israel Bible explains, hough this verse is frightening, Nachmanides explains that it is actually a blessing in disguise. “I will make the land desolate; so that your enemies who settle in it will be appalled by it” implies that throughout the ages, no matter how many foreign empires occupy Israel, the land will not cooperate to bring forth its bounty. Indeed, in his book Innocents Abroad, Mark Twain wrote about his visit to Palestine in the 1860’s: “A desolation is here that not even imagination can grace with the pomp of life and action…. Palestine is desolate and unlovely.” Only when the Jewish People return to the Land of Israel does it give forth its blessing and return to its former glory. Today, thanks to the return of its indigenous Jewish population, Eretz Yisrael is once again thriving and prosperous.
Indeed, Biblical prophecy also holds that water will flow east from Jerusalem into the Dead Sea, filling it up with fish and the surrounding desert with life:
“Then said he unto me: ‘These waters issue forth toward the eastern region and shall go down into the Arabah; and when they shall enter into the sea into the sea of the putrid waters the waters shall be healed. And it shall come to pass that every living creature wherewith it swarmeth whithersoever the rivers shall come shall live; and there shall be a very great multitude of fish; for these waters are come thither that all things be healed and may live whithersoever the river cometh.” (Ezekiel 47:8-9)
“The curse is over, and this place and its minerals are now bringing life to people around the world,” he added.
Bedein is no novice in rising to the challenges facing the Jewish people in their Biblical homeland. As director of the Sderot Media Center, Bedein has spent years speaking about the experience of the southern Israeli community of Sderot that is under constant threat of Hamas terrorism.
Now, he’s using the Dead Sea’s story, water treasures and beautiful complexities to inspire the next generation about Israel, hoping that it may also be a solution toward restoring the historical flow of the Dead Sea.
A rainbow rises from the mountains in the West Bank part of the Dead Sea, near the Israeli settlement of Ovnat, on January 28, 2017. #
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The Dead Sea – NASA
COMMENTARY: Dead Sea Comes to Life! | Israel Today
A remarkable thing happened to me as I was studying the Book of Ezekiel in preparation for a weekend retreat when a friend forwarded a YouTube clip announcing the most incredible news, which is surely another significant sign of the imminent return of Jesus.
One of Ezekiel’s famous prophecies – widely thought to be allegorical rather than literal – is now being fulfilled just as he said it would 2600 years ago!
In short, the Dead Sea is coming alive! Fresh water is now flowing into this Rift Valley expanse that has been unable to support life since the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah thousands of years ago, useful only for drawing tourists to sample its healing properties while floating unsupported. And freshwater fish have now been seen swimming in the surrounding sinkholes that have opened up in recent years as the sea, made up of 33% salt, has been receding. See this CBN News clip at https://youtu.be/XzXw3fGP2Tw
In chapter 47 of Ezekiel, who prophesied while in exile in Babylon from 597 BC, the prophet describes a vision of an increasingly deep river flowing from the Temple in Jerusalem down towards the Dead Sea, bringing new life wherever it flows and supporting the same kind of fish as those inhabiting the Mediterranean.
Ezekiel wrote: “He said to me: ‘This water flows towards the eastern region and goes down into the Arabah (the Jordan Valley), where it enters the Sea (the Dead Sea). When it empties into the Sea, the water there becomes fresh. Swarms of living creatures will live wherever the river flows. There will be large numbers of fish, because this water flows there and makes the salt water fresh; so where the river flows everything will live. Fishermen will stand along the shore; from En Gedi to En Eglaim there will be places for spreading nets. The fish will be of many kinds, like the fish of the Great Sea (the Mediterranean).” (Ezek 47.8-10)
The vision comes amid the latter part of the book dealing with the promised restoration of the Jewish people both to their Land and their Lord. And I believe the ‘resurrection’ of a dead stretch of water reflects a time (near the end of the age) when the fortunes of Israel – long forsaken and persecuted – would be turned around.
(It is a sign that Almighty God has turned His focus back to the Hebrew people to fulfill HIS PROMISES. They have been kept blind for our sake, until the “Times of the Gentiles” were fulfilled. This is also a sign to Gentiles that the door of Grace is about to slam shut. Almighty God, will turn the hearts of the Hebrews back to HIM and show them their TRUE MESSIAH – YESHUAH.)
This is what the world is now witnessing with the Jewish state emerging as a major player on the world scene with a thriving economy borne out of extraordinary innovation. (Wrong!! BORN out of the HAND and GRACE of Almighty GOD!)
At the same time there is a growing movement of those who believe that Jesus is the long-promised Jewish Messiah, fulfilling the word that when the Jews are finally restored from all the nations to which they were dispersed because of forsaking God’s ways, they would be given a ‘new heart’ and, as with the Dead Sea, cleansed and ‘sprinkled clean’ of their sins. (Ezek 36.24-26)
You can be sure that all prophecy of Scripture will be fulfilled to the letter. Around three-quarters of Ezekiel’s predictions (81% of Bible prophecies on the whole) have already been fulfilled with pinpoint accuracy.
Take, for example, his prophecy of Tyre’s downfall. The Eastern Mediterranean fishing port would, he said, one day be razed to the ground and thrown into the sea, and the bare rock where it once stood would become a place for fishermen to dry their nets. (Ezek 26)
No other city, before or since, has ever been thrown into the sea, writes author and Bible teacher David Pawson in his masterful work Unlocking the Bible. “When Alexander the Great came marching down towards Egypt with his great army, the people of Tyre simply got into their fishing boats and sailed to the island half-a-mile offshore, knowing that Alexander had an army but not a navy.”
But when Alexander saw this, he commanded that every brick, every stone and every piece of timber in the city be used to build a causeway to the island, after which his army went across and defeated the people of Tyre.
Even today, fishermen’s nets are spread out on the bare rock of old Tyre, just as Ezekiel prophesied, while the modern city is out on the island with sand having silted up against Alexander’s causeway. If it’s in the Bible, you better believe it!
Ezekiel also had a profound impact on my personal life almost exactly 18 years ago when a verse from chapter 9 confirmed to my then new girlfriend Linda that she should marry me! I was widowed at the time and she had asked the Lord for assurance as to whether I was the right choice for her life’s partner, and he subsequently spoke to her heart directly from a rather obscure verse which told of “a man clothed in linen who had a writing kit at his side”. (Ezek 9.2)
The Lord then said to her: “I want you to support the man with the writing kit!” And of course I’m forever grateful for that. I couldn’t believe the extraordinary change in her demeanour towards me when I next called at her home. She had heard from the Lord – and that changed everything!
But we can all be assured that God is returning to his holy city because the end of this prophetic book actually tells us that it will be named ‘The Lord is there’ – a wonderful thought also reflected in Charles Wesley’s hymn on Christ’s return, which includes the majestic line, “God appears on earth to reign!” (See Zech 14.4)
A river of life from God’s throne is also depicted on the last page of the Bible in the Book of Revelation, which is all about what will happen in the days immediately preceding the Second Coming.
The biblical symbolism of life from the dead relates both to Israel (see Romans 11.15) and their Messiah. We are living in momentous times that could well usher in the return of our Lord. Watch and pray so that you (and your loved ones) are not caught unawares.
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A picture taken on February 8, 2014, near Ein Gedi, in Israel shows the Dead Sea shoreline shaped by the decline in water levels as a result of the drying up. #
The Dead Sea is vanishing
In the past four decades over 6,000 sinkholes have appeared along the Israeli side of the Dead Sea, making large sections of the coast too dangerous to enter.
What turned this natural treasure into a trap is simple: the Dead Sea is vanishing.
At 430 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest point on the planet, sitting at the bottom of the Great Rift Valley.
 rift (n.) early 14c., “a split, a breaking, an act of tearing or rending,” from a Scandinavian source (compare Danish and Norwegian rift “a cleft,” Old Icelandic ript (pronounced “rift”) “breach;” related to Old Norse ripa, rifa “to tear apart, break a contract” (see riven). Probably influenced in Middle English by rive (v.). |
For millennia the lake has drawn visitors to float in its unusually buoyant, mineral-rich waters, which some say have healing properties.
The craggy hills of the surrounding Judean Desert provided the backdrop for many of the epic events narrated in the Bible.
But the ancient sea is slipping away.
The Dead Sea’s water level is declining by more than a meter a year, and its surface area has shrunk by around a third since the 1960s.
Bordered by Israel, Jordan and the West Bank, the Dead Sea’s water level is largely maintained by inflows from the Sea of Galilee and the Jordan River in the north.
In recent decades that flow has been reduced to a trickle.
Farming and industrial-scale mineral extraction are removing more water than can be replenished through natural means. (that is technology and what the elite call progress. Lies all lies. It is thievery.)
Over time, scientists like Dr Ish-Shalom have come to more fully understand the link between the plunging sea level and the expanding sinkhole fields.
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How the giant sinkholes form
As the Dead Sea’s water level drops, sections of previously inundated land become exposed above the waterline.
The highly saline water leaves behind a thick layer of underground salt about 20 meters below the surface as it recedes.
When fresh water from winter floods washes down from the mountains it infiltrates the ground, dissolving the salt layer and forming an underground cavity.
The cavity eventually collapses, creating a sinkhole.
And now, scientists know the Dead Sea sinkholes are not isolated or small, but are part of giant cave systems called karsts, which carry water underground between the sinkholes (when for example, there is a flash flood event).
| karst (n.) name of a high, barren limestone region around Trieste; used by geologists from 1894 to refer to similar landforms. The word is the German form of Slovenian Kras, which might be related to words in Slavic meaning “red.” |
Sink holes filled with water are seen in this aerial view of the Dead Sea on December 5, 2011. #
Biblical meaning
In the Bible, the Jews crossed the Jordan River to enter the Holy Land. It’s where Jesus was baptised.
Its waters, though much diminished, remain central to Christian rituals, even if they are now mainly sewage and salty discharge from springs.
Estimates show that less than 100 million cubic meters of water reach the Dead Sea every year, compared with historic flows of between 1200 and 1300 million cubic meters.
The dead sea is disappearing and the water in the sinkholes are turning red… That’s very apocalyptic, isn’t it? [Alrai, Sahwa Press]
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Dead Sea Blood Water?! (foto YouTube)
Dead Sea Pool in IsraelConnected To Sodom and Gomorrah Turns Blood Red as God’s Judgment in the End Tmes is fullfilled according to the Prophecy in the Bible (foto Befote Its News)
Authorities In Israel Are Baffled Why The Part Of The Dead Sea Connected With God’s Judgment On Sodom Has Turned A Fiery Blood Red
A Pool of Water located close to the Dead Sea in the Biblical Region of Moab – Modern Day Jordan – has Mysteriously turned Blood Red.
Researchers are Baffled as to why a Pool of Water in the Dead Sea in Moab has suddenly turned a Bright Purplish Blood Red, when water in the Surrounding area has Not. I wonder if those same Researchers are aware that Moab and Edom, where Job was from, is also Selah Petra where God will keep the Jewish Remnant safe for the 42 Months of the Great Tribulation? I wonder.
“Send ye the Lamb to the Ruler of the Land from Sela to the Wilderness, unto the Mount of the Daughter of Zion. For it shall be, that, as a Wandering Bird cast Out of the Nest, so the Daughters of Moab shall be at the Fords of Arnon. Take Counsel, Execute Judgment; Make thy Shadow as the Night in the Midst of the Noonday; hide the Outcasts; bewray not him that wandereth. Let Mine Outcasts dwell with thee, Moab; be thou a Covert to them from the Face of the Spoiler: for the Extortioner is At an End, the Spoiler Ceaseth, the Oppressors are consumed out of the Land. And In Mercy shall the Throne be Established: and he shall Sit upon It in Truth in the Tabernacle of David, Judging, and Seeking Judgment, and Hasting Righteousness.”
Isaiah 16:1- 5 (King James Bible)
I’m sure there is a perfectly Reasonable and Logical Explanation for the Blood Red Color of the Waters in the Place where God judged Sodom and Gomorrah even though they haven’t found a Reason yet, but it is also possible that the Lord is setting the Table for what comes next. As for me, I’m counting on it. Even so, come Lord Jesus and get your Bride. We’re ready.
COME SEE WHERE THE JEWS WILL FLEE FROM ANITCHRIST DURING THE TIME OF THE GREAT TRIBULATION
https://www.nowtheendbegins.com/category/selah-petra/
Dead Sea Pool turns BLOOD RED puzzling Experts in Region where the Bible says God sent Angels to Destroy Sodom and Gomorrah for their Inhabitants’ Sins
FROM THE DAILY MAIL, UK
Water from the Red Lagoon just inside the Jordanian Border is being Sampled by Workers from Jordan’s Ministry of Water and Irrigation to Determine the Cause of the Unsettling Phenomenon which is as yet Unexplained. The Images have sparked a Furor on Social Media, with Blood Red Waters carrying much Significance in the Old Testament as One of the 10 Plagues God Cast Upon the Pharaoh of Egypt to Free the Jews from Slavery.
According to the Biblical Tale, God turned the Waters of the River Nile into Blood, which Killed the Fish and Prevented the Egyptians from Drinking the Foul Water, in the First of 10 Plagues that came as the Pharaoh’s Punishment for Refusing to Free his Jewish Slaves. The Eastern Shores of the Dead Sea where the Blood Red Pond is located also happens to be where the Two Legendary Cities of Sodom and Gomorrah stood before they were Supposedly Destroyed by God for their ‘Wickedness’.
The Head of the Water and Agriculture Committee of the Al Karak Council, Fathi Al Huwaimel, said that the Authorities have been Contacted to Work on Identifying the Source of the Water. But although the Cause of the Mysterious Crimson Waters remains Unknown for Now according to Jordan’s Ministry Spokesperson Omar Salameh, a few Theories have been Posited as to why a Lagoon Isolated from Fresh Water could Suddenly Change Colour.
Director of Agriculture in the Southern Jordan Valley, Yassin al Kasasbeh, told Roya News that this Phenomenon is Found in Ponds close to Seas due to the Presence of a certain Type of a Bacteria and Red Algae that Love Salinity, which changes its Colour with the Presence of Sunlight.
But this does not explain Why the Water Suddenly turned Red while other Pools have Not Displayed the Same Phenomenon, particularly given that the Region Experiences near year round Sunny Skies. Other Officials told Israel Today that the Presence of Iron Oxide in the Water could account for the Strange Colour Change, but again did not give an Explanation as to how the iIon Oxide would have been introduced to the Pool, and why the Colour Change happened so Rapidly.
Meanwhile, Sakhr Al Nusour, the head of the Jordanian Geologists Syndicate, told the Al Ghad News that the Red Colour could have been Caused by the Addition of Substances by Humans. This Viewpoint was shared by many Jordanians who accused the Government of Covering Up a Source of Pollution or their Use of the Pool as a Dumping Ground for Waste Chemicals. READ MORE
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A Trip to the Dead Sea
The Dead Sea, on the border between Israel and Jordan, is the lowest and saltiest body of water in the world—and experts say it is on course to dry out by 2050, now shrinking by one meter per year. A water shortage in the already-dry region has been compounded by a growing population, agricultural uses, tourism, and industry that are diverts almost 90 percent of the Jordan River that normally flowed into the Dead Sea. The lowering water table has also caused thousands of sinkholes to form, some swallowing up roads and tourist resorts. A massive project is now moving forward to alleviate the loss of water, called the Red Sea–Dead Sea Water Conveyance: a $10 billion, 100-mile-long water pipeline in Jordan, built to pump water from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea. The pipeline, much delayed, is now slated to begin construction in 2018.
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An aerial view photo shows sinkholes created by the drying of the Dead Sea, near Kibbutz Ein Gedi, on November 10, 2011. #
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A German tourist reads a tourist guide as she floats in the Dead Sea on June 4, 2005. #
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A boy stands on salt-covered rocks as others bathe in the Dead Sea on April 11, 2012. #
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Nathan Reim, 19, a student from Pepperdine University in California, seen during a trip to the Dead Sea in Israel on February 13, 2010 #
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Elderly Palestinian women sit in wheelchairs as they enjoy the waters of the northern part of the Dead Sea, in the West Bank, on October 2, 2008. #
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An Ibex stands near the shore of the northern Dead Sea on March 17, 2009. #
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Salt-coated branches are seen in the Dead Sea in front of hotels in Ein Bokeq, on November 27, 2008. #
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Salt formations are seen in this aerial view of the Dead Sea on December 5, 2011. #
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A woman covered in mineral mud stands by the Dead Sea on May 28, 2009. #
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A sign warning of sinkholes on a fence surrounding an abandoned holiday resort on the shore of the Dead Sea near Kibbutz Ein Gedi, Israel, on July 27, 2015 #
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The late afternoon sun casts its light over the sinkholes which mark the dried-out center section of the Dead Sea in this aerial view on September 30, 2010, in southern Israel. #
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A structure that collapsed into a sinkhole is seen at an abandoned tourist resort on the shore of the Dead Sea, Israel, on July 28, 2015. #
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A general view shows sinkholes in Israel’s abandoned tourist resort of Ein Gedi on the shore of the Dead Sea on July 11, 2016. #
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A sinkhole in Israel’s abandoned tourist resort of Ein Gedi on the shore of the Dead Sea on July 11, 2016 #
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Salt deposits on a chain-link fence on the shore of the Dead Sea in southern Israel on November 9, 2011 #
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The Dead Sea Works factory located in the southern part of the Dead Sea in Israel’s Sodom area on February 16, 2016. Dead Sea Works is the world’s seventh-largest producer and supplier of potash (potassium chloride) products with more than 10,000 Israeli workers coming mostly from southern Israel. #
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A carnalite-dredging barge floats on the mirror-like surface of a Dead Sea Works evaporation pool at the industrial giant’s potash recovery plant on the shores of the Dead Sea on September 2, 2004, in Sodom, southern Israel. #
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A bulldozer at a magnesium factory near the Dead Sea on December 16, 2008 #
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Israelis bathe in the hot springs on the shore of the Israeli Dead Sea near Kibbutz Ein Gedi on November 10, 2011. #
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An aerial view of the ancient mountaintop fortress of Masada shortly before sunset on September 30, 2010, on the shores of the Dead Sea in southern Israel. According to Josephus, a 1st-century Jewish Roman historian, Herod the Great fortified Masada between 37 and 31 B.C. In 73 A.D., it was the last refuge of Jewish zealots fighting against Roman rule who chose mass suicide to surrender after the 10th Roman legion laid siege to the fortress. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001. #
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People swim in a river in the Valley of al-Zara, which flows into the Dead Sea, in Jordan, on November 5, 2016. #
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An aerial view of a group of tourists floating in the mineral-rich waters of the southern Dead Sea at the resort area of Ein Boqek on November 10, 2011 #
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A woman covered with mud checks her look in a mirror on the shore of the Dead Sea, near the West Bank Jewish settlement of Mitzpe Shalem, on December 1, 2012. #
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