That is an interesting video, but the woman who is speaking appears to be a Protestant. She's quite sincere and humble, though. We'll have to see if the two hurricanes are followed by three earthquakes. If that happens, then we're in big trouble.

I do think that the hurricanes are a judgement from God. I think it was Mater (Mrs. Matthew) who posted that Houston was set to have a gαy pride parade on one of the days after the hurricane hit. And I also saw a commentary, but can't remember where, which described Houston as being a place where people could easily live without morals. Though that could describe any number of big cities, like the one I live in.

I think, too, that it's not a good idea to live in a big city. Because it's more difficult to evacuate when there's a disaster approaching.

I don't care about the woman being Protestant, or the man who made the prophecy she references being Protestant, because Our Lord says in the Bible that He will give the gift of prophecy to many in the end times, and I am quite sure He will give it to whoever He sees fit.
I definitely see it as a judgment, and especially important to note that the Keys (hit the hardest) are a known gαy community.

I didn't know that the Keys are a known gαy [sodomite] community.

Sodomite is the proper word.

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But the flat-earthers have "proved" that sunspots don't exist!
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Gee -- I wonder what flat-earthers will have to say when a CME or an EMP wipes out the electrical grid?
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Oh, right, nobody will know because the Internet won't work.
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Al Gore, Soros, and the other Climate Changers are now crying fowl whenever anyone admits that the Sun heats the earth. Lord have mercy.
Alpha-Beta-Gamma Active Region (AR2673) did erupt in an X9.3, which did burn the earth on September 6, 2017 (the highest solar flare in a decade) and it did so again on September 10, 2017 with an X8.2, which was geo-effective  All my neighbors said that the sun was so hot on those two days that it was burning them, so they could not garden or work outside.
This is Physics 101 folks. Our sun is a star and it does heat the earth. Without the sun, we would be very cold, and when clouds and volcanic ash block the sun, we get cold. In fact, this is part of the eleven year solar cycle. During the solar minimum, which we are now in, there is usually an increase in volcanic activity, which spews volcanic ash and other debris into the atmosphere blocking the sun's radiation and cooling the planet. With the magnetic shield being down during the solar minimum, we feel the rays of the sun more acutely.