Three Days of Darkness
Here at T2B we follow hundreds of articles and prophecy posts from around the globe each week. If you’re viewing our blog then you likely do the same. Many of you have read about the “Three Days of Darkness” prophecies that so many are confirming. Many say they have “heard from the Lord” on this subject.
Many of the old testament prophecies have a modern day (end times) application. As we’ve written about here at T2B, there may be something to the idea of a Planet X type heavenly body being used by the Lord… and that the big miracle may be in the “timing” of it’s traveling though the solar system.
More research is coming forward that might suggest that a heavy mass object (HMO) may have caused destruction at the time of the fall of the angelic 1/3… may have helped cause the flood of Noah… and may have resulted in the biblical plagues of Egypt as well as the parting of the red sea. Again, one of the biggest miracles would be in the timing of such events.
For example, if the Lord caused a Planet X type object to approximate the earth just at the exact moment Moses raised his hands to part the red sea… now that is some kind of crazy miracle! It would be easy for the Lord to supernaturally part a body of water (a tiny element of His creation) but what really boggles the mind is that He may have timed the movement of heavenly bodies to coincide with mankind’s free-will actions! Only the God that lives outside of our time and space dimension is capable of such a feat. Praise the Lord.
We’ll keep bringing you evidence of these finding as they are revealed over time. But for now…
Many have suggested we may be very close to a prophecy uttered by dozens of believers:
That there is coming a period of 3 days of darkness, followed by supernatural empowerment from the Holy Spirit, and also sudden destruction upon the earth. Many of these prophecies have dealt with comet ison.
News release on comet Ison
From: Daily Mail Online
A comet which could become the brightest for a century is racing into our inner solar system, to the delight of astronomers.
Comet ISON will pass exceptionally close to the sun in just under a fortnight, creating a spellbinding cosmic spectacle as ice in its body vaporizes and forms a distinct bright tail.
At least, it will if the heat does not blast the comet to smithereens – which scientists warn is not out of the question.
The comet was discovered in September last year by two amateur astronomers using Russia’s International Scientific Optical Network, ISON, who marveled at how bright it was even beyond Jupiter’s orbit.
On November 28 it will pass just 621,000 miles from the sun’s surface – 150 times closer to our star than we are. It will be more than 100 times closer to the sun than the Hale-Bopp comet, one of the brightest of the last century which was visible with the naked eye for a record 18 months, passed at its peak in 1997.
As it blasts towards the sun, the intense gravitational pull will make it speed up to 234 miles per second. The sun’s rays will also heat the ball of ice, metal and rock to 2,760 degrees Celsius, making it much brighter than most comets – with some scientists claiming it could outshine the moon.
Some have warned that the intense pressure on the comet could simply blast it apart, as the heat melts not just the ice but also rock and metal. However, recent calculations have shown ISON is more likely than not to survive.
Over the weekend, amateur astronomers began posting the first pictures of the comet on the Internet that were taken with just binoculars or small telescopes.
Pilot Brian Whittaker wrote on the SpaceWeather.com website: ‘I finally saw Comet ISON for the first time using small binoculars! It was faint, but is predicted to brighten and move each day! Exciting!’
It is expected to be visible to the naked eye in early mornings throughout December 2013 and during the night in January 2014. It is currently passing through the constellation Virgo in the east of the morning sky.
ISON, which has never visited our inner solar system before, has emerged from the Oort Cloud, a reservoir of icy bodies beyond Neptune’s orbit.
These balls of ice are occasionally ‘bumped’ by the sun’s gravity out of the cloud and into a flight path that brings them into the inner solar system.
The vast majority of comets are invisible to the naked eye, but the most famous is Halley’s Comet. That is because it is the only comet which visits often enough and shines brightly enough to be seen by most people in their lifetime.
