Psalm 18:12
12 At the brightness [nogahh] that was before him his thick clouds [`ab] passed, [`abar] hail [barad] stones and coals [gechel]
of fire. ['esh] KJV-Interlinear
12 From
the brightness before Him passed His thick clouds, Hailstones and coals of
fire. NASB
The storm is violent,
dark, windy, rain pounding down, and then the lightning flashes are so bright
that the light that flashes through the clouds, seem to make the clouds vanish
as the flash of light shines through them, leaving only an outline or
silhouette of sorts of the surrounding ever changing cloud formations.
When God executes His
judgment upon mankind, in those final days of history, this is the picture
being painted of violence and the constant motion of an ever changing
environment of activity. This judgment
will be ongoing, and constant, day and night.
Those who are its victims will have no rest, no peace, no quite, no
safety.
As the generations of
humanity proceed through history, the indifference and disinterest in God will
reach an all- time high, wherein man will believe himself to be invincible, and
untouchable, and impossible to stop.
There will be virtually
no respect for any higher power, as man believes himself to be the highest
power that there is. Even though man is
always surrounded by natural disasters year after year, and only watches them
as they come and go with little fear, and always certain of recovery. After all there is always insurance, or
government relief, and always someone on the way to help and restore life back
to the way it was.
But in those final days,
there will be no insurance, no relief, no one on their way to help. The entire world will be engulfed in the most
hostile of disasters imaginable. But it
will not be nature gone mad, but God launching His wrath upon evil mankind.
Storms of nature have no
mind, no plan. They ramble on due to the
heat and cold and pressure or various natural forces on the planet.
But when this last series
of storms erupts worldwide, it will be God behind the driving forces. And from that there will be no recovery. And the scariest part of all of this is, that
unfortunately people who give no second thought to some arbitrary passing
storm, will fail to give a second thought to this their last storm.
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