After the storms and after the rains she will be set on fire(Advancing Los Angeles wildfire prompts evacuations)

Greetings,

She is starting to buckle and fold under the extreme pressures of divine torture and judgment. From heavy rain and winds, to earthquakes and sinkholes. From snow to hail, and even to floods and droughts, America is dying as the intensity of the chastisement goes up a couple of notches. She won’t be able to handle it.

Every time you turn around there are tornadoes and hard lightning. There is hard thunder that will shake your houses off their foundations. There are insect plagues and the spread of disease.

How can anyone stand up to these constant calamities? You just can’t. These type of things are too brutal to bear.

…”The Holy Qur’an also teaches us that God used snow, rain, wind, hail, earthquakes and fire against former wicked people.

  Is America any better than the people we read about in the history that God destroyed? No, she is not as good. These people were not as wicked as the American people.”–pg.158(tfoa)

Yes, Modern Babylon, America is in deep deep trouble. Allah is after her for her wickedness towards you and her ever evil plans against you. So now the great God is whipping her and forcing her to her knees. Scripture tells us this concerning the end of America, “All of the plagues, destructions and judgment which Allah (God) used to destroy the wicked and disobedient from the time of Adam until this day will be brought upon America. Then she will be burned with fire. This is the time of trouble that shall bring America into insanity.“–pg.198(tfoa)

Advancing Los Angeles wildfire prompts evacuations

Southern California’s famous Santa Ana winds are fanning a wildfire in the Los Angeles foothills.

At least 1,500 homes have been evacuated as the fire spread to 1,000 acres on Wednesday, the CNN reports.

The fire was first reported at 8 a.m., beginning in the San Bernardino National Forest. Gusts of 60 mph prevented firefighting helicopters from taking to the air, CalFire spokeswoman Liz Brown said, so more than 580 firefighters are using 30 fire engines to battle the flames from the ground.

A heat wave in the 90s (Fahrenheit) with winds gusting up to 80 or 90 mph in some areas prompted the National Weather Service to issue red-flag warnings of extreme weather conditions into Thursday night, according to the Associated Press.

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