Interesting Video

**Jerm** · April-9th-2011, 12:42 AM

Thought you guys will enjoy this.

YouTube - earthquakes like labor pains

**luvalotbear** · April-9th-2011, 01:42 AM

Interesting!

**clakes** · April-9th-2011, 02:02 PM

Very cool!

**ShilohRose** · April-9th-2011, 04:04 PM

That was interesting, especially the graph layover.

**readytogo** · April-9th-2011, 10:19 PM

Cool video!

**WKUHilltopper** · April-10th-2011, 06:39 PM

I'm having major birth pangs...I'm about to have a cow how this country is treating Israel lately.

**LauraLovesTheLORD** · April-11th-2011, 10:40 AM

Wow!!

**Soon** · April-11th-2011, 11:07 AM

THIS VIDEO MUST BE WATCHED - anyone with a pulse should be able to see the beauty of God's predictions.

Another interesting analogy:

When my wife was pregnant, we put everything together in a bag that we kept together at the door. This way, when she went into labour, we would be able to exit the house as quickly as necessary. This definitely came in handy as you really don't have much time to think and plan once those birth pains hit and you have to rush to the hospital. Anyways, here is the analogy:

- Israel = wife

- 1948 = conception

- Long periods of quiet changes (low "Rapture Index" initially, but steadily rising = you can follow this using the index posted weekly on RaptureReady.com) = 1st Trimester, 2nd Trimester and some of the 3rd Trimester

- As we near the end of a "generation" (the pregnancy term) since Israel "conceived" (less 7 years for Daniel's 70th week), we expect labour to begin = and it has!!

- Earthquakes / damage as graphed = labour pains, "Rapture Index" now at all time high (183 points)

- Bags need to be packed and at the door = More so now than ever. Rapture = drive to hospital.

As an "anxious" dad, I am really getting excited. The world is dialating and soon the Church will be crowning.

My apologies for the graphic analogy, but it's just sooooo beautiful and exciting.

On a side note, does anyone have a historical graph of the Rapture Index? I looked for one, but couldn't find it on their site. It would be fascinating to graph this and compare it to the labour charts in this video.