Predictions

​I reckon I could spend all day every day on Facebook if I chose to.  I am amazed how I can see something and think I will go back to that, and when I return, it is a long way down the page.
What I do when I go on, is scroll through and read the most recent posts.  I sometimes respond in an obvious way.  Going by the number of posts put on, I think I miss a lot.  I do take in everything I see though.
 What I have seen is a couple of posts expressing amazement at the accuracy of what a psychic and Nostradamus said concerning a virus is 2020.
Every time I see such a thing I am reminded of Moses and the magicians in Pharaohs court.  I think most people are familiar with Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt.  Moses (though Aaron) threw his staff down and it became a snake.  Pharaoh summoned his magicians who did the same thing (though Aarons snake swallowed the others)
The point for me is, in so much there is a counterfeit of the real.  Money for example.  Apparently, the North Koreans do counterfeit US dollars better than anyone.  When colour copiers first came out, we could copy money, but it needed to be 20% bigger than it actually was to avoid confusion – or counterfeiting.  That may still apply (I don’t know).  We have a few plastic plants.  They look real but they are not.  I refuse to water them despite the advice of a friend of mine.  
I do believe in the supernatural.  Being a Christian I would be a sad case not to.  What I have discovered thought that not all that is supernatural has my best interests at heart.  For me, there are things out there that would send me on a wild goose chase. I know a number of people whose supernatural experience started warm and fuzzy, and ended up being something that scared them witless.
To me, it is always valid to ask, “why wasn’t I told?”  Many lives were saved in the bush fires because those who knew told those who didn’t to “watch and act” or “leave now.”  I also think it is valid to ask, “why didn’t I listen,” or “why didn’t I hear?”  The actions of the crowds at Bondi beach showed us that.  It seems some build up immunity to advice rather than to disease.
The predictions I am seeing are truly accurate and amazing.  I know I would be all agog if it had not already been said long ago.  I guess I am one who likes to reference the original rather than the copy.
Most have played the game where one person sees many things and then secretly whispers what they saw to the next person until the last is reached and declares what was seen based on what they heard.  The point of the exercise is to show how things change in the telling.
The safest source for me is the original.  Amazing things are happening.  Even though I am incredulous at the way it is happening, in a sense it is no surprise, as I was already given a heads up.