The problem with relying on the Bible for prophesy insight, is that it was written as a fiction for a different solar system, and a different people. The names, and the names of places are the same, but there were different places that had the same names, and people are going along with it, saying that, "since it is written in the Bible, then it is true, and fulfills prophesy.

The quote is from a different thread, but I didn't reply there, because technically it is off-topic. I believe it is an observation from where they were tonight.



I noticed that Friday, a week ago, in my neck of the woods at the Ohio Pawpaw Festival. The very last band to play that night was named, Death Naw. It was unusually dark that evening, dark enough to where shadow people could walk around those in attendance, without being noticed.

The music was so dark that I had to leave the festival as soon as I recognized the type of music they were playing.
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Okay, fast forward to this evening. I had gotten really tired, which often means that I'm needing to see someone in the dream world, or see some place.

Just now, I woke up from a gathering of people at a subterranean venue. There were two very old horse drawn wagons each outfitted as a hearse, one in each room. They were black, like the Amish would make, with leather bodies over a wooden frame.

The wagons were just sitting there, no horses hitched to them. The older of the two hearses was tall enough so that a few people could stand up in them, being a little over 6-feet tall inside. No one was in either of the two hearses, because when things get really old, they get too fragile to use if there intended purpose was to be preserved as an artifact of history. There seemed to be some kind of a party going on, as a lot of people were in attendance. I walked through the room, noted what was in there, and left.