The Storm of God (30.11.11)

“The storm of the century is the storm of man;

   the storm of the centuries is the storm of God.

The storm of God has been a long time in the coming onto the horizon of man.

The storm of God is that fulfilling that of which has been long spoken:

                                                       that of which is scheduled for the endtime,

                                                       that of which is scheduled as the prelude to rebirth,

                                                       that of which is scheduled for both the expectant and the surprised.

The storm of God humbles the vain and the proud,

                             humbles the selfish and the uncaring,

                             humbles the greedy and the trespasser.

Woe to those who trespass within the precincts of God with unclean hands.

The storm of God clarifies man,

                             clarifies the earth,

                             clarifies creation.

The storm of God troubles all aspects of the life of man,

                              determines a time of meditation,

                                         a time of switching,

                                         a time of cursing,

                                         a time of blasphemy,

                                         a time of destruction,

                                         a time of supervision,

                                         a time of appreciation.

The storm of God impacts on the environment of man.

The storm of God sallies and recedes,

                             advances and retreats,

                             demolishes and clears.

The storm of God unfolds and intensifies,

                             encroaches and invades,

                             encircles and releases.

The storm of God leaves trails which can be traced,

                             leaves areas of desolation,

                             leaves countries fit for kings,

                             leaves nations awaiting governance,

                             leaves the earth ready for renewal.

The storm of God brings mourning and grief to the unprepared for the ways of God,

                             brings loss and despair to the unaware in denial of the ways of God,

                             brings the testing of the resolute to stand in defiance of the ways of God.

The storm of God brings the endtime into the reality of man.

The storm of God brings the endtime before the multitudes who query.

The storm of God brings the endtime before the multitudes in waiting.

The storm of God brings the endtime before the multitudes who die.

The storm of God does not raise the dead.

The storm of God lays waste the citadels of sin:

                                       the mountains of iniquity,

                                       the icebergs of depravity,

                                       the highways of pornography,

                                       the cities of infidelity,

                                       the vestiges of violence,

                                       the enclaves affirming idols.

The storm of God lays waste the workplaces of the devil on the agency of man,

                                       the sandcastles of Satan on the soul of man,

                                       the impositions of the demons on the health of man.

The storm of God sequesters the committed spirit with the soul within the family of God.

The storm of God does not violate the warnings of God,

                              does not violate the prepared of God,

                              does not violate the incumbents of God.

The storm of God threatens all within the judicature of God,

                              threatens all outside the will of God,

                              threatens all the enemies of God.

The storm of God threatens all who ignore The Living God,

                              threatens all who prefer to worship idols,

                              threatens all who sacrifice under law,

                              threatens all who profess to oaths of blood,

                              threatens all who have heard yet do not heed the word of God.

The storm of God is a mixture of capabilities,

                              is a mixture of responses,

                              is a mixture of onslaughts of attention,

                              is a mixture of the sufferings of God.

The storm of God is the curtain call for the performance of man.”