"Chuck Pierce Prophesies More Words which Come to Pass"

November 24, 2004


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Below are a series of words with dates given -- which were prophesied by Chuck Pierce. Then note the fulfillments below the word.

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"CHUCK PIERCE PROPHESIES MORE WORDS WHICH COME TO PASS"
by Chuck Pierce
www.glory-of-zion.org

 

PROPHECY

Hot or Cold

"Lord, we say temperature is changing today across this land. As the temperature changes, weather patterns are changing. We watch the weather patterns today. The temperature is changing today. Father, it's almost like You are saying look down upon this land, for all the patterns will begin to change today. All things will begin to shift today. What has been, will begin to make a shift. There will be gradual movement that begins to rise up across this land. I say to you, invite Lord Sabaoth to come in, for the Hosts of heaven must be the help of this land."


FULFILLMENT

Cold Wave Saving Israel From Locusts
November 22, 2004 22:40 / 9 Kislev 5765

"And He sent a blast of cold air, and the locusts plague receded" - a suggested Biblical description of Israel's victory over the locusts that have invaded for the first time in more than 50 years.

Although the ravaging insects were spotted as far north as Jerusalem and Tel Aviv Sunday night, a sudden and severe cold wave has stopped the plague in its path. Agricultural experts are banking on the frigid air to send the millions of plant-eating creatures to warmer climates.

"Residents in the center of the country can relax," said Agricultural Ministry spokesman, Eldad Lands. "Only a few locusts, and not swarms, have reached Tel Aviv. In this cold weather, locusts are not active. We are expecting strong winds and hope they will not be northerly."

Residents in Eilat and the western Negev still were nervous, and several farmers reported light damage to some crops Monday morning. Farmers and government workers joined forces to spray from the ground and the air during the pre-dawn hours, according to Dr. Tzvi Klein, an Agricultural Ministry expert.

Many Eilat residents panicked at the sight of hundreds of thousands of locusts descending on the city's parks and private gardens in search of food. Homeowners hired private exterminators after the city council learned that government policy prohibits spraying residential areas.

"The drop in temperatures is an advantage. We feel that things are under control," said Klein. He explained that locusts need warmth of around 80 degrees Fahrenheit to breed. Temperatures throughout Israel dropped Monday into the 30s and 40s, and snow fell on Mount Hermon; the first November snowfall since 1986.

Published: 17:13 November 22, 2004
Last Update: 22:40 November 22, 2004

 

PROPHECY

Weather Patterns in West Coast States

"Now Father, we see the weather patterns changing greatly this morning over California and Oregon and Washington state. Father, we say the shaking will begin today. We say the climate will begin to shift today. We say there will be great confusion coming from California that brings the eye of the nation upon it. Father, we say right now there is a shift in the atmosphere. Lord Sabaoth, come and visit the west coast today. Begin to shake the west coast in Jesus' name."


FULFILLMENT

Southern California storm dumps snow in desert...
Sunday, November 21, 2004
by Associated Press

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- An unusual storm socked Southern California mountains with up to two feet of snow Sunday, stranding dozens of motorists on impassable highways while turning even some desert communities into winter wonderlands.

Heavy snow forced the closure of Interstate 15 through the Cajon Pass for about five hours in the morning, but no major weather-related accidents or serious injuries were reported, authorities said.

The weather system, which developed in British Columbia and swept into California via Nevada, is called an "inside slider" for its rare approach into Southern California, from the northeast instead of the typical route through the Pacific Ocean.

"This happens about once every 10 years, and when it does, it's bad," said Ivory Small, chief science officer for the National Weather Service in San Diego. "You get about every type of weather...These systems are tricky to predict."

Temperatures plunged across the region and the weather service warned farmers that frost was likely overnight. As much as two feet of snow fell in the San Bernardino Mountains.

"The mountains got clobbered," NWS meteorologist, Steven Vanderberg, said. "It packed a pretty good punch. This system just brought in a lot of cold air with it."

Snow fell even at low elevations in Riverside County, including three inches in Lake Elsinore and Murrieta and one inch in Temecula. Local children tossed snowballs and hauled sleds onto golf courses to play in the snow.

Nancy Ashley videotaped the snow falling in the backyard of her Murrieta home.

"I grabbed the camera just so I can prove to everybody," Ashley told KNBC-TV. "I had it documented."

Up to a foot of snow fell in the desert areas of northern San Bernardino County, while six inches fell in communities such as Yucca Valley and Twentynine Palms. A heavy snow warning was issued for parts of Joshua Tree National Park.

The storm, part of an upper-level low pressure system, headed into southern Arizona, dumped about three inches of snow in the mountains of San Diego County, Vanderberg said. As much as three-quarters of an inch of rain fell in the county's valley regions.
Local law enforcement and emergency agencies said there had been no major mudslides in at-risk mountain areas that burned in last year's firestorms.

In San Bernardino County, snow and ice closed sections of several highways, including Highway 18 from San Bernardino to Crestline and Highway 330 from Highland to Running Springs, said California Highway Patrol dispatch supervisor, Doug Showalter.
"We have a lot (more) people stranded because of snow and ice, than we have accidents," he said. "The mountains are just treacherous."

Pea-sized hail fell in parts of Orange County. In Irvine, the storm unleashed strong winds that toppled a eucalyptus tree onto a home. Some of the approximately 20 University of California, Irvine, students who had been sleeping inside suffered minor cuts and bruises.



S. California Gets Up to 3 Feet of Snow
Monday November 22, 2004 11:17 PM

An unusual type of storm nicknamed an "insider slider" blanketed Southern California mountains with up to 3 feet of snow and even coated desert areas with white.

Children built snowmen and had snowball fights in low-lying towns such as Murrieta in Riverside County, where Chris Sousounis said he was told it would never snow when he moved there from Chicago.

"Somebody lied," he said as he swept piles of snow off his pickup truck.

The weekend storm was tapering off Monday, although an additional 6 inches fell in some mountain communities.
The storm developed in British Columbia and swept into Nevada before reaching California. It was called an inside slider because of its rare track into Southern California from the northeast instead of the typical route off the Pacific Ocean.

"This happens about once every 10 years, and when it does, it's bad," said Ivory Small, chief science officer for the National Weather Service in San Diego. "You get about every type of weather...These systems are tricky to predict."

Up to 3 feet of snow was reported in the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains east of Los Angeles.

Snow closed Interstate 15 through the Cajon Pass northwest of Los Angeles for about five hours Sunday morning. Snow and ice also closed several roads in San Bernardino County, said California Highway Patrol dispatch supervisor, Doug Showalter.
As much as a foot of snow covered desert areas of northern San Bernardino County, and 6 inches fell in desert communities such as Yucca Valley and Twentynine Palms. Lake Elsinore, southeast of Los Angeles, measured 3 inches.

Strong wind in Irvine toppled a tree onto a home, and some of the occupants suffered minor cuts and bruises.

by Chuck D. Pierce
www.glory-of-zion.org
 

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