~"I AM:"YOU."~

 

■~Sis-ki-you County,

County in California~

     ■~2-8-00 k-la-sis~

Strong's Concordance

k'-la-sis: a breaking

Original Word: κ'-λά-σ-ις,

 ε-ω-ς, ἡ

Part of Speech: Noun,

 Feminine

Transliteration: k'-la-sis

Phonetic Spelling: (k'-la-

sis)(k-la-si-s)

Definition: a breaking

Usage: a breaking.

■~&YES, I, ABSOLUTELY-

 WAS:

 ■PROPHESIED,

●TO: BE, IN:

 CALIFORNIA& NEW-

 YORK&FRANCE...."~

■~ISRAEL,BLOWS UP:

 MOSQUE, IN: YAROUN

 LEBANON.~

■~https://youtube.com/shor

ts/UCXVy9RlVfg?

si=OBbnuzt15i1Y21jJ~

■~&NOTHING CAN, BE:

 CALLED OFF,

 FOR,ABOUT, OR: WITH:

 JESUS CHRIST,

 (ARAGORN II)& WHO, I,

 AM'S: ETERNAL-

MARRIAGE.~

■~WE, ARE: ALREADY-

 MARRIED,

 ETERNALLY&HAVE,

 BEEN, MARRIED FOR: 41

 YEARS NOW.~

■~&OUR-WEDDING-

CEREMONIES ARE,STILL,

HAPPENING.~

        ■~744 ar-ch-a-io-s~

Strong's Concordance

ar-ch-a-io-s: original,

 ancient

Original Word: ἀρ-χ-α-ῖο-ς,

 α-ία, α-ῖο-ν

Part of Speech: Adjective

Transliteration: ar-ch-a-

io-s

Phonetic Spelling: (ar-

kh-a-h'-y-os)

Definition: original,

 ancient

Usage: original, primitive,

 ancient

■~BETTER, CHECK, THE-

WATER SUPPLIES.~

■~"BITTER-

 WORMWOOD."~

■~HERE US, HOW, TO:

 CHECK IT:PUT, A SIP IN,

 UR-MOUTH, DONOT,

 SWALLOW, IT,ROLL IT

 NOT: SWISH IT IN, UR-

MOUTH,THEN, SPIT, IT,

 OUT.~

■~WAIT, A-FEW-

SECONDS& U, WILL BE,

 ABLE TO: TASTE, THE-

NASTY-BITTER-FLAVOR,

&

 U, MAY GET:SLIGHTLY,

 NAUSEATED.~

■~TRY:BOTTLED WATER-

 AS:WELL.~

■~QUICKLY-CHECK.~

■~IT, WILL BE:

●UNMISTAKABLE,

 ●IF, IT,

 ●IS THIS WAY.~

■~LIKE, BITTER:

 ALMOND-

 IS:"WORMWOOD."~

■~A-PRECURSOR.~

■~In the Book of Revelation, the term "wormwood" refers to a star that fell into a third of the world's waters, making them bitter and killing many people: 

 

Verse	Text
Revelation 8:10–11	"The third angel blew his trumpet, and a great star fell from heaven, blazing like a torch, and it fell on a third of the rivers and on the springs of water. The name of the star is Wormwood. A third of the waters became wormwood, and many died from the water, because it was made bitter"

The word "wormwood" comes from the Greek word apsinthos, which is used metaphorically to describe something that tastes bitter. The term also refers to the dark green oil produced by the wormwood plant, which was used to kill intestinal worms. 

 

In Revelation, the star Wormwood symbolizes the bitterness of the consequences of sin. The judgment described in Revelation 8:11 is literal.~