Tower Talk (was Re: the missing 11 days?)
lorentzen-nicklaus
lorentzen-nicklaus at t-online.de
Tue Mar 11 06:20:56 CST 2003
the first poetic prophecy of 9/11 was probably done by T.S. Eliot in his most
prominent work: line 373 of "The Waste Land" speaks of "falling towers" and in
the poem's last stanza it says:
"london bridge is falling down falling down falling down"
kfl
Glenn Scheper schrieb:
> Of course there was a flurry of tower talk after Sept 2001,
> but this segment might be prophetic, due to a date of 1995:
>
> << We stayed on Staten Island, and I will never forget the
> experience as long as I live.
>
> While crossing over to Manhattan on the Staten Island Ferry,
> I began to feel the strange sensation of an ominous and evil
> power, which grew in intensity as we passed the Statue of
> Liberty and drew closer to the looming twin towers of the
> World Trade Center and the surrounding financial district.
>
> As I stood on the bow of the boat, I heard a very audible
> voice speak to me saying, "This is Babylon."
>
> The Spirit of God completely engulfed me for a moment and
> tears came to my eyes as Scripture began to pour into my
> heart and mind and I again heard words saying, "Babylon is
> fallen, is fallen!"
>
> I felt a strange sadness, for there is a majesty about the
> city which I cannot describe, but I realized that someday,
> perhaps very soon, it will all burn! >>
> - <http://www.lasttrumpetministries.org/1995/Nov95.html>
> http://www.lasttrumpetministries.org/1995/Nov95.html
>
> Here again, he's all over the topic of towers a year prior:
> <http://www.lasttrumpetministries.org/2000/October2000.html>
> http://www.lasttrumpetministries.org/2000/October2000.html
>
> << Just as the people
> of old wanted a one world city and a tower that reached unto
> heaven, so this last generation wants a one world government
> with a space station in the heavens. The eternal and
> Almighty God was against it before, and He is still against
> it. He stopped it before, and He will stop it again; this
> time, for good!
>
> The Space Program, A Modern-Day Tower Of Babel! >>
>
> So how can you tell a sign from an accident? They only ever
> seem to be useful as "There, I showed you!" corroborations.
>
> But consider my wholesale running isomorphism for Ezekiel 1:
> <http://www.antelecom.net/~scheper/hi.htm>
> http://www.antelecom.net/~scheper/hi.htm
>
> Yours truly,
> Glenn Scheper
> <mailto:scheper at antelecom.net> scheper at antelecom.net
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