Donna, I have literally had that very verse on my mind lately and thinking this time frame is certainly in an hour that we think not, even with the blood moon and the meeting of the interfaith group....it is still not a specific hour or day that any of us as a group are focusing on.....here's to hoping that we are in the near timeframe and still feeling very much like we will not have to wait for spring feast days. :prayer-hands: Let it be so! AMEN! TR Yeah … I’m leaning more now I don’t think there is a repeat in the spring feasts. They been fulfilled. If the church leaves when things are still relatively “normal” business as usual theory … well its getting to the point where it wont be “normal” living for much longer. I got my bets placed on some time in 2022 … 7 weeks or less :popcorn :popcorn :popcorn … can you believe how quickly this year is closing?! Now 11th seems to be gaining a lot of traction from various sources and for various reasons, making me hopeful! Indeed, Noah must have felt the same way thinking that time was running our! TR And is anybody hearing about the diesel shortages? In the past few days WW65 is reporting …. “Truckers in parts of North Carolina, Oklahoma and Tennessee are now reporting no diesel. And today … Allentown, PA has no diesel.” And in the comment section someone posted … “from what I understand South Dakota and Nebraska already gave a state of emergency over shortages of diesel days ago.” So if this blue wave continues … it will soon cause chaos with no gasoline at the pumps, no home fuel delivery and no food in the stores. :wacko: In the comment section a few are verifying its happening … Yikes Allentown, PA my hubs told me that like a big stop. A lot of truckers go through there. He did his training through there too. And we live in Phoenix AZ. So that's how we know about Allentown PA. This is getting serious! Yes it is a big stop for truckers. Those going into Jersey and New York City. My friend store director big Midwest grocery chain Meijer is having to stop / ration deliveries to their stores. They have about enough to get to thanksgiving but after that they are out. And can’t get anyone to fill their orders for more. We just came back from our local town grocery store. I noticed shelves looking slim with products and employees moving all of the products in the back of the shelves moving products forward (I guess trying to hide that there were not a lot of products on the shelves). I don't know what is going on here in Tucson all of a sudden. I have my groceries delivered due to mobility issues. Yesterday I placed my order & everything came back with the message "unavailable, please select a substitution". A week ago everything was fine. Their "substitutions" are on average 3x the price. 1 dozen eggs, $10, mac & cheese, 1 box $8? So I guess in the time of one week it has started here too. Everybody, if you need groceries, don't wait! - Fair Use - :prayer-hands: for our Red Sea rescue moment to Sweet Beulah Land before Thanksgiving. :whistle: It is reasonable to believe that the rapture will not occur on a Jewish Feast day since the Church itself is not Jewish. That means it could happen at any time, hence “In an hour we think not” makes perfect sense. A watcher posted this … South Dakota Emergency Order On October 26, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem issued an executive order providing truckers hauling liquid fuel products with relief from Hours of Service rules due to “extremely low inventories and outages of certain liquid products including gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, propane, ethyl alcohol, natural gasoline, diesel exhaust fluid, and and anhydrous ammonia.” See the Executive Order in full below. Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts issued a similar emergency declaration on November 1 providing relief from Hours of Service requirements for drivers hauling gasoline or gasoline blends, diesel, fuel oil, ethanol, propane, and biodiesel. The order was issued because “several multiple states including Nebraska are experiencing fuel shortages due to high demand for petroleum products.” - Fair Use - Hmmm, not sure how I feel about this. I used to do loss control in the transportation sector. Hours Of Service is important because it keeps people behind the wheel from driving while they are fatigued . Liquid carriers are required to have special permits and drivers to have special endorsements because transporting liquids is different than transporting dry goods. 80,000 lbs is a lot to control, especially liquids since they shift differently. Fatigued drivers pulling those loads can be very dangerous. I hope they only extended the Hours Of Service rules instead of abolishing them, even temporarily. I'm not saying thus sayeth the Lord, but God has personally highlighted the number 17 for me which falls on Nov 11th! This will fall this coming Fri and I will be hoping for a quickening in my spirit! If not, then we may be here till next Spring time, God forbid! Again, I have no clue yet alone any divine disclosure! But I am entertaining a very strong hunch that we are truly that close! For above the stench of evil and wickedness there is a feint heavenly aroma which seems to beckon to my senses! TR TR, I have been experiencing similar to yours regarding "17".
Nebraska Emergency Order
