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Exodus Plagues -- Introduction

By the first few months of 2008 the amount of amazing weather related events across much of the globe caused many main stream reporters to begin to link these events to the Exodus Plagues. Many theologians remain unconvinced, and say that any such linkage is purely coincidence. Many people, though, have a gut feeling that something unusual is going on with earthquakes, floods, fires, food shortages and a host of less specific details. The problem for everyone looking at this problem is finding any sort of proof as to what is going on.

What I lay out in this section of this website (the set of articles clickable in the left menus of this page) is something far more specific. It is my belief that the historical account of the Exodus from Egypt is a carefully crafted predictive narrative of the chronology and features of another, future, Exodus Plagues series. That future plague series began mildly in the middle of 2006, and began hitting the world with noticable headlines in March of 2008. It is this very predicted series of plague events that is what is getting everyone's attention.

The Book of the Exodus, or the Book of Departure, was written with a historical tone to keep it interesting to the generations that would not see the final fullment. It has been translated into English with that assumption as well, which further hides its author's original intent. But, dig down to the fundamentals and a schedule emerges about what would be going on in the world 3500 years after the original Exodus from Egypt.

Want a taste?

The Book opens with an attempt to kill the Hebrew Babies at the same time that Moses is being born. As an historical account, that event happened about 80 years before the historical Exodus. As a predictive event, that event is tied much more closely to the start of the modern version of the plagues replay that happen in our generation. Indeed, the schedule from the Exodus puts the attempt to kill the Hebrew babies in July of 2006. What happened in July of 2006? A war broke out along the Israel-Lebanon border where there was an attempt by Arabs to wipe Israel off the map. A modern replay of an attempt to kill the Hebrew babies.

Of course the plague series keeps going, and by May of 2008 the story turns to the plague of flies. Of course the King James translators added the word flies, since their English readers wouldn't have known what to think if it was translated more literally as the plague of swarms. Later translators could not believe the word for flies wasn't in the Hebrew, so they've conveniently changed the meaning of the Hebrew to include flies.

What is a plague of swarms? Weather systems that have eyes and go around in circles. Possible storm types include tornados, hurricanes, and even other systems that swirl in various stages. Storms that drop water across Iowa, southern China, Burma, India and many other places.

Those TV reporters who think this weather must be a plague have it right, but their English Bibles gets it wrong. Such is the problem we must deal with at this end of the age. It is a miracle the text even survived to this point in history...

There are many other amazing things that have happened since this started in 2006, some of them are written up in the articles here.

And, if that wasn't enough, those amazing plagues seem to only get worse...

Organization

I've set this section of the website up to collect information related to this most important story. Pages, and the menus, are changed as headlines develop.

Use the next/prev links in the headers and footers of each page to follow through the articles in order if you wish to read everything in this section. To skim the section use the left navigation column to see a summary of all available articles.

Prayer

I pray Jesus will show you a way, as he did for the ancient Israelites, to see your own way through to the end of the modern replay of the Book of Departure. In Jesus' powerful name. Amen.

Phil Stone
Updated June 17, 2008