Temple Mount Latitude Crosses Columbia Disaster Location

Voice from the Fire ^ | 09/15/09 | me

[Dave_AZ]

I recently stumbled across the fact that the latitude of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem passes through Palestine, Texas. This little town is famous as the location of the Columbia Disaster that killed seven astronauts, including the first Israeli astronaut. The connection of the Israeli and the name of "Palestine" was considered remarkable at the time. The Temple Mount latitude makes it something more.

This lured me into a search that uncovered a network of connections between the United States, Palestine, the Temple Mount, and disaster. Are these just a freakish set of random coincidences? Or could they mean something?

.............. see link for full article.

[fishtank]

I’d just rather see American Christians just read Romans chapters 9-11 and believe what is written.

THAT is the real “9-11 Bible tragedy”.

God’s Word is so clear in those passages and the replacementarians and amillenialists just say “it doesn’t mean what it says”.

[DogBarkTree]

[devane617]

Hmmm. Wonder who else is at my latitude and what it means. I have these strange sensations once in a while, especially after a bottle of scotch, but it could be something more.

[OldSpice]

TheColumbia disaster happened when the shuttle was launched. The tiles were damaged then.

The spacecraft began to break up in high altitude, and way, way before it reached that latitude you speak of.

[Joe 6-pack]

"I have these strange sensations once in a while, especially after a bottle of scotch..."

That's because your drinking chair is located directly over the center of the earth.

[devane617]

Ok, here is one of the visions I have:

[The_Victor]

Sounds like the start of a good conspiracy to me.

Prolly Bush's fault....

[devane617]

Yea, but getting away from the center is hard to do...It’s everywhere...

[evets]

Obama's fault...

[Armed Civilian]

pingadingaling

[Joe 6-pack]

"Yea, but getting away from the center is hard to do...It’s everywhere..."

You're not drinking enough scotch to reach escape velocity. You'll never get there with a blend either...you gotta go with a single malt.

[cvq3842]

With all due respect, in my experience many numbers can “line up” - concurrences can almost always be found if one is predisposed to find them.

I think God’s word has been set forth to us clearly enough in The Bible and elsewhere so that no further messages are necessary for those willing to hear.

[ravingnutter]

I have these strange sensations once in a while, especially after a bottle of scotch, but it could be something more.

Maybe you need to quit playing the drinking game during Obama's speeches, you are developing Chris Matthews syndrome ; )

{Ducking before I get smacked....}

[D Rider]

Sounds like the start of a good conspiracy to me.

Sounds like a Dan Brown book.

[Campion]

God’s Word is so clear in those passages and the replacementarians and amillenialists just say “it doesn’t mean what it says”.

Yeah, actually, it does mean what it says.

And what it says is that dispensationalism is completely wrong.

[Pyro7480]

LOL!!!!

[Notary Sojac]

Are these just a freakish set of random coincidences?

Ummmm, ahhhhhh.... yes.

[B-Chan]

King-Kill 33°

[BlackVeil]

America was only 47 days from invading Iraq, and opponents of the war were warning of catastophe. In a Salon interview, Camille Paglia called the Columbia disaster "a stunning omen" that added to her "terrible sense of foreboding" about our impending invasion. The Columbia disaster seemed like an especially bad omen because the Israeli astronaut, Colonel Ilan Ramon, had flown in the mission that bombed the Iraqi nuclear reactor project, a few miles southeast of Baghdad, in 1981. It was in the line of French reactors named "Osiris", the name of the Egyptian god of the dead ...

These strange coincidences become only more marked, when one considers the recent death of Ramon's son, flying near Hebron.