Remarkable confirmations flying in fast and furious… God is still saying something…
As Indonesians quaked under the crushing earthquake of 2nd September 2009, a tremor measuring a powerful 7.0 on the Richter scale, a pastor in faraway Nigeria had prophetically spoken of the disaster weeks earlier…
On Sunday 9th August, Pastor T.B. Joshua of The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations in Lagos, Nigeria spoke of a natural disaster, alluding specifically to the letters ‘UN’. “Pray for this nation,” said the Prophet. “I’m seeing what has happened in the past, that the ground opens and people sink and the buildings… This one now carries UN out of the letters I’m seeing.” A fortnight later on Sunday 23rd August 2009, the prophet unveiled the date of the aforementioned disaster, saying, “Fast and pray, on the 2nd of next month,” emphasising the date four times in the course of the service.
In the early hours of Wednesday 2nd September 2009, an earthquake shook the Asian nation of Indonesia resulting in nearly 100 fatalities. Triggering deadly landslides and collapsing countless buildings, the climbing death toll confirms the intensity of the calamity, rescue teams still searching for those missing under the debris. A nation prone to frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions due to its locality on the infamous “Ring of Fire”, Indonesians authorities are still making frantic efforts to provide aid to those affected in remote areas.
TB Joshua had earlier this year prophesied concerning the terrorist bombings in two prominent hotels in Jakarta, Indonesia, explicitly mentioning July 16th to 17th, the very dates of the attack. His prophetic messages are always broadcast live through Emmanuel TV, a Christian television station growing remarkably in stature and status, particularly throughout the African continent.
SOURCE: Modern Ghana, All Voices
Indonesian rescue workers have pulled bodies from village homes buried in a landslide triggered by a powerful earthquake.
The tremor killed at least 57 people and severely damaged more than 10,000 buildings across West Java.
At least 110 people were hospitalized with injuries from Wednesday’s quake, centered just off the coast of the densely populated island, Disaster Management Agency spokesman Priyadi Kardono said. Ten were in critical condition.
More than 24,800 homes, offices, schools and mosques were damaged, about 10,000 seriously by the 7.0 magnitude tremor.
In the village of Cikangkareng, villagers were searching for more than 30 friends and relatives listed as missing and feared dead.
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