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Arthur Vasquez's avatar

"earthquakes in divers places" Almighty God is ready to unleash the big one on California; " For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in unrighteousness;" God is angry for we are living in the days of Noah.

Puddin Tain tortie love🤎🖤🧡's avatar

NASA has detected over 1,313 earthquakes/marsquakes since landing on Mars in November 2018.

Who is God mad at on Mars and why?

Real question.

Alan's avatar

"We are being told that this quake was so powerful that it could even be felt in northern Mexico…"

Given that San Diego lies directly on the Mexican border we should be more concerned if it was not felt in northern Mexico.

Alamo Dude's avatar

And it happened as the Satanic Rituals of Coachella with Bernie and AzeroC were charging $400-$700 a ticket near the earthquake. To “fight capitalism”.

Dee's avatar

Coachella is not close to San Diego. It's 152 miles from San Diego. It;'s close to Palm Springs.

Alamo Dude's avatar

And yet the earthquake was strongly felt all the way in LA.

Dee's avatar

I don't know anyone who felt it and I live in the LA area but if some did it wasn't "earth shaking"... excuse the pun. I have family who live in the San Diego area and work close to downtown SD. The earthquake was described by her as a nothing burger!

Alamo Dude's avatar

So maybe what caused the SoCal earthquake was not the $700 tickets to see satanic rituals at Coachella, with $100 nachos. To get lectured by a old Socialist multimillionaire with four large houses about the evils of capitalism and billionaires.

Perhaps it was just the collision of raw sewage from Tijuana with the raw sewage from LA and San Francisco’s homeless?

We might be able to derive a Satanic Ritual to earthquake ruler from Nineveh’s. So if the solar eclipse traces over 7 US Ninevehs and one Canadian Nineveh we get a circle around the satanic rituals of say 750 kms. Given a Canadian Nineveh would be half a US Nineveh.

Have a Blessed day!

Kev's avatar

Funny, I was thinking the day before the quake, Man, something bad is going to happen around here. Like a big flood, or a fire, or a quake.

I live just 25 miles away from Julian.

My first earthquake. I'm not a native here.

It vibrated hard for about 15 seconds. No noise.

I knew right away that it had to be a quake.

The people around here worship money like you wouldn't believe! Unbelievable!

They are wicked. This is why I was thinking, Something bad is going to happen around here. The next day: the big earthquake.

Julian has had about a half a dozen quakes lately. Mostly tremors. This is not a good situation.

Gary H's avatar

I lived in California most of my life. When I was a teenager, 50 plus years ago, they were talking about an earthquake causing California to drop into the sea.

I know one day this will happen. The Bible tells us when:

Revelation 16:17-18 (KJV)

17) And the seventh angel poured out his vial into the air; and there came a great voice out of the temple of heaven, from the throne, saying, It is done.

18) And there were voices, and thunders, and lightnings; and there was a great earthquake, such as was not since men were upon the earth, so mighty an earthquake, and so great.

Until then, anything else is a “best guess” opinion.

Dee's avatar

Californians don't consider a quake less than 6 and a major earthquake.

Alternative Lives R Available's avatar

I recall seeing a film made for Britain's Open University some decades ago about two particular features of a long-forecast San Andreas earthquake:

The first is the effects of the particular vibrations of such an earthquake on the water-filled soil and sand of the coastal plain of Los Angeles, that is now fully developed with housing, hospitals, emergency services and even tower blocks. The vibration of an earthquake makes the sandy soil 'liquify' so it no longer will support any weight, so all solid objects sink into the ground and water bubbles up everywhere, flooding whatever remains.

The second was a map of the San Andreas Fault line and it's many secondary fissures and faults, and those areas of land with faults either side. Overlaid was a map of all the transportation routes, then emergency services and critical infrastructure (police stations, schools, hospitals, colleges, fire stations, food distribution centres, etc.) Almost all the critical infrastructure was either sitting on a fault, or would become isolated by fault lines either side of it.

Apparently this was because of early zoning, where housing expansion was done to avoid sitting on earthquake faults, leaving those as the only remaining areas for future use for public buildings.