By Brother J
Severe thunderstorms, softball-size hail, swarms of tornadoes, and not too far away, 55-mile per hour wind gusts and dust and over 660,000 acres burned (1000 square miles or the size of 2/3 of the state of Rhode Island); plus, 28 inches of snow in two days in Arizona was our weather in the past.
Why was all of that going on? When God originally made the earth it was not this way. There were all kinds of fruits and vegetables and they were always ready to eat (Genesis 1:29 & 30). there were also no seasons, no rains, no tornadoes or other catastrophes. The earth was watered from a mist that went up from the ground (Genesis 2:6). Why so different now?
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