The First ‘Pre-Messiah’ Quake, which will Turn Jerusalem to a coastal city
Earthquakes are more frequent in areas in and around the Dead Sea and the Sea of Galilee, where towns have been toppled by earthquakes since civilization began
This region lies along the Syrian-African fault line, which separates the African Plate and the Arabian Plate, and runs from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea, up the Jordan River Valley, and into Syria and Turkey.
Seismologists warn that the Holy Land is due for a major shake-up. They estimate that according to statistics and the geologic history, the region should experience a major quake every 80-100 years. The last major quake was in 1927 near the ancient biblical city of Jericho, causing considerable damage to the cities of Jerusalem, Nablus, Safed, Ramla and Lod. Another major earthquake is therefore now due.
Based on the biblical Prophecies of Ezekiel and Zechariah, and a recurring dream about Jerusalem becoming a coastal city, I predict that the massive earthquake will hit the Dead Sea region in the very near future. This earthquake will be so massive that it will redraw the map of the Holy Land.
This earthquake will open a deep crack in the Araba valley that lies between the southern tip of the Dead Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba, thus linking the Red Sea to the Dead Sea.
In a few days, water from the Red Sea will completely flood the lowland in the Jordan Valley all the way up to the Sea of Galilee, thus making the ancient biblical city of Jerusalem and Bethlehem coastal cities
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