1202 Fireballs Going Viral Fulfill Stunning End Times Prophecy…

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1202 Fireballs Going Viral Fulfill Stunning End Times Prophecy… 

10 Mar 2026  Fireballs are being spotted worldwide, fulfilling biblical prophecy and hinting at the end times. The speaker believes these events, along with other celestial phenomena, point to a significant event, possibly an earthquake, on the West Coast of America. They urge viewers to pray for those in the region and to be spiritually prepared, as the speaker believes 2026 holds significant spiritual significance. 

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  •  * Global Fireball Sightings: Numerous fireballs have been observed and recorded by security cameras and witnesses across the globe, including Western Washington and Europe. * Biblical Prophecy Connection: The author suggests a link between these celestial events and biblical prophecy, specifically referencing Matthew 24:29-31. * Impending Events: The author implies that these events are harbingers of significant, negative events to come, urging viewers to pay attention to the “timeline” and “year” mentioned in the biblical passage. * Prophetic Warnings: The speaker claims to have received a prophecy from the Lord about an impending war involving Iran, which they believe is now unfolding. * Signs of the Times: The speaker interprets recent events like unusual sounds in the sky, fireballs, and celestial events as signs of the end times, drawing parallels with biblical prophecies. * Israel as a Key Indicator: The speaker emphasises the significance of Israel as a “fig tree” mentioned in the Bible, suggesting that its re-establishment as a nation in 1948 (and reclaiming Jerusalem in 1967) marks the proximity of the end times. * Biblical Generation and Second Coming: A biblical generation is believed to be 100 years, and the speaker suggests that the time between 1967 and 2067 could mark the Second Coming of Christ. * Urgency of Spiritual Preparedness: The speaker emphasises the importance of spiritual preparedness, urging listeners to not delay or procrastinate in their faith, as the time of Christ’s return could be near. * West Coast Warning: The speaker specifically urges prayer for those living on the West Coast of the United States, from California to Canada, indicating a forthcoming event of significance. * Prophetic Warning: A warning about potential earthquakes on the west coast, urging people to pray and prepare. * Spiritual Encounter: A prophecy suggesting 2026 could be a year of encountering Jesus, encouraging people to be open to this possibility. * Book Promotion: Announcement of a newly published book titled “18 Days in Heaven”, specifically highlighting chapter 7. * Gabriel’s Son: Gabriel describes his son as someone who will be like him, someone he can fellowship with. * Gabriel’s Purpose: Gabriel was created to lead God’s family back to Him, to be full of joy, and to speak God’s word. * Heavenly Realm: Gabriel describes the spiritual realm and how it manifests in the physical world, using meteors as an example. * Book Promotion: The speaker is promoting their book, offering a discount link in the description and pinned comment. * Main Message: The speaker emphasises the importance of understanding that Christ is near. * Call to Action: The speaker encourages viewers to subscribe for more similar content.

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