100% PROOF WE ARE IN THE END TIMES

in the dark of night, a tragedy struck. Million people across Tennessee and parts of South Carolina and Kentucky. They’re under flood watches today after a severe storm slammed Chattanooga just
overnight. Three people were killed when a tree fell on their car as torrential rain and flash flooding shut down roads, stranded those drivers, sparked water rescues. One man is missing after first
responders saw him get swept away by those very flood waters. More than 6 ines of rain fell in parts of
Chattanooga, making it the second wetest day in the city’s history. That’s according to the National Weather Service. Emergency crews rushed in. People were trapped in their vehicles as the streets
turned into rivers. Hamilton County declared a state of emergency. And friends, this wasn’t the first
flood Tennessee had seen this year. Back in February, the Mississippi River swelled so high you could see the brown, muddy water spilling over its banks from satellite images. And in March, severe
storms tore through Middle Tennessee with tornadoes, flooding, and wind damage. And church,
you can’t just call that bad weather. These are not isolated once in a decade storms anymore.
These events are piling up one on top of the other. Now, let’s fly with me over to Europe. This
summer, the continent has been burning. Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, temperatures soaring past 40° C. That’s over 104° F. People fleeing their homes. Entire towns under evacuation orders. The air thick with smoke. The sun turned red in the sky. Across the Mediterranean, from Portugal to Italy, Turkey to Montenegro, wildfires are burning. A heat wave gripping southern Europe has seen temperatures soaring up to 43° C. With strong winds whipping up fire swirls, scientists are describing it as a Molotov cocktail of climate conditions, which is fueling the flames. Across the Iberian Peninsula, emergency services…read more watch video

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