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In the first half, police officer-turned senior pastor, Carl Gallups, explored coming biblical prophecies and how to prepare for the worst. In September 2015, there is an amazing convergence of events, such as the start of the Shemitah year, the blood moon, Issac Newton's prophecy, and the United Nations meeting on the possibility of global governance, with the Pope in attendance, Gallups outlined. Added to this, we have certain prophecies that have already come to pass, such as the rebirth of Israel in 1948, which started the ticking of the 'end times' clock, he said.
Bible prophecies speak of a group of nations that would align themselves against Israel, along the Euphrates river-- and that is exactly what we are seeing today in the Middle East, he continued. Gallups expressed concerns about civil disobedience, which he believes poses a rising threat in America. He's an advocate for survival prepping, and suggested that people be ready to deal with natural disasters, with food storage, a water purification filter or system, shelter, medical supplies, basic tools, and a weapon to protect yourself and your family.
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In the latter half, paranormal researcher specializing in Catholic mysticism, Kevin Cook discussed the various occurrences of divine phenomena including secrets of Fatima, the miracle cures in Lourdes, witnesses of the Virgin Mary in Cairo, and the odor of sanctity where the smell of roses is found at various Catholic shrines. Cook himself experienced this smell at a shrine in upstate New York. This scent is also associated with Marian apparitions (appearances of the Virgin Mary), and such sightings tend to occur at pivotal moments or junctures in history, he added.
The 1531 vision of the Virgin in Guadeloupe, Mexico is one of the most remarkable, as the garment that Juan Diego wore was imparted with the image of the Virgin Mary as a manifestation of the miraculous, he cited. Scientists who examined the cloth found no trace of pigment, and the manner in which it was created could not be duplicated today, he reported. The apparitions seem to serve as demonstrations of faith, and reminders of its importance in people's lives, Cook commented.
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| | |  | | This Week on "Beyond Belief:"
On George Noory's internet TV show "Beyond Belief ," his guests this week are Corey Goode recounting his earliest experiences of being recruited and trained for the secret space program via MILAB (Military Abduction), and Larry Hunter, revealing secrets of the ancient Egyptian pyramids. You can sign up for just 99 cents for the first month at beyondbelief.com and enjoy over 200 fascinating past shows hosted by George, all available for on-demand viewing on a variety of devices.Today in Strangeness:
Happy birthday to H.P. Lovecraft, the brilliant writer of horror, fantasy, and science-fiction, which was known back in his day as simply "weird fiction." He introduced the Cthulhu Mythos, in which characters had encounters with powerful and horrendous prehistoric beings, as well as the Necronomicon, a fictional grimoire of magical and forbidden lore. Tonight's Show, Thursday, August 20th:
Author and former California trial lawyer Jeff Mudgett discusses his great-great-grandfather, and arguably one of the most prolific serial killers in America, H.H. Holmes. He'll make the case for why he believes Holmes was Jack the Ripper and also discuss the movie Devil in the White City which will depict serial killings in Chicago during the late 1800s. Corey Goode recounts his earliest experiences of being recruited and trained for the secret space program via MILAB (Military Abduction). - See more at: http://www.gaiamtv.com/video/milab-recruiting-process-corey-goode#sthash.4dN76xfB.dpuf Corey Goode recounts his earliest experiences of being recruited and trained for the secret space program via MILAB (Military Abduction). - See more at: http://www.gaiamtv.com/video/milab-recruiting-process-corey-goode#sthash.4dN76xfB.dpuffirst month at beyondbelief.com and enjoy over 200 fascinating past shows hosted by George, all available for on-demand viewing on a variety of devices.
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