End Times Watch: Fire In The Sky

A fireball is another term for a very bright meteor, generally brighter than magnitude -4, which is about the same magnitude of the planet Venus in the morning or evening sky. The American Meteor Society allows visitors to monitor the fireball activity which is reported to them from across North America, over the course of a given year, along with news reports.

In order to connect the dots, we need some background information. In the physical universe, when new planets are formed, a germ called a “Jabok” is present; it plays a part in helping with the initial stage of the process in making the planet viable for sustaining life. But once its work is completed, it is no longer beneficial, and so, a special subclass of angels of the Celestial Order named “Antijabok” are assigned to exterminate those germs. After that happens, then the process evolves with the development of the new habitation. Once something serves its purpose, it becomes obsolete and is replaced by something else. But all things in creation serve some purpose; like a star that burns out, it served a purpose that we all know little about.

So the antijaboks are germ killers – what happens when instead of exterminating germs, they release them? Those crafts from the holy side first surveyed the cities as forerunners for the Antijaboks,  that can shape shift to look like meteorites, have already release a number of deadly plagues over every city that has recently experienced sightings over the period of a month. Now let’s reason things out - in addition to the dramatic increase in UFO sightings, there is also an increase in fireball sightings. How do we relate the fireballs to the Antijaboks? Here’s another key fact: the Antijaboks can shape shift into meteorites. That is one puzzle piece we can put in place.

The following is the book description: “Over the years doubts have been expressed about the accepted view that the Black Death was caused by bubonic plague. By looking at the evidence of tree-rings and ice cores, Mike Baillie, professor of dendrochronology, has identified a series of natural catastrophes at the beginning of the 14th century caused by meteor strikes. On the basis of the current scientific evidence and of contemporary accounts of the nature and spread of the disease, he is convinced that the disease was airborne, not carried by rats. This fascinating book reveals the detective that led to this revolutionary conclusion.”

Mike Baillie didn’t start out to write a book about cometary impacts being implicated in the great Pandemics of the past; he had just noticed some strange tree ring patterns – tree growth slowed across the globe just prior to the Black Death and many other such events. –  that happened to coincide with this historical catastrophe and thought that, perhaps, there was some sort of environmental downturn that weakened the human population, making humanity susceptible to bacterial or viral death on a large scale.

Ecclesiastes 1:9 What has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done; there is nothing new under the sun. The Antijaboks have done their work. You are now forewarned of what to expect.

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