Frank Goad
Well-Known Member
What do you think of spontaneous combustion?I am not sure it's real.What do you think of spontaneous combustion?Do you think it's real?
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What do you think of spontaneous combustion?
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susanblange
Active Member
There will be three judgments of God by spontaneous combustion. In the first, God will cut off her enemies on VWD Day. Psalm 37:20, Psalm 97:3. The second "Day of the Lord" is the Day of Judgment. 97% of earth's inhabitants will be cut off. Isaiah 24:6. The last is the Day of Decision when the heathen/idolaters will be cut off. Zechariah 14:12. Fire is a symbol of holiness and the Messiah is literally going to set the world on fire. The flying roll, the Messiah's childhood diary, said "I set the toilets on fire". It also said, "I'm mad at the world", with flames of fire around "mad".
Frank Goad
Well-Known Member
In case you don't know what spontaneous combustion is.It is right here: Spontaneous human combustion - Wikipedia
Ouroboros
Coincidentia oppositorum
What I think of it? Spontaneous, good. Combustion, bad, unless it's an engine, then it's good.
But to be serious, I don't know. I've seen some shows and read some articles on it in the past, and it seems like science suggests it can't happen, but at the same time... don't know. It might be true.
But to be serious, I don't know. I've seen some shows and read some articles on it in the past, and it seems like science suggests it can't happen, but at the same time... don't know. It might be true.
Spontaneous combustion is usually the result of a chemical reaction that generates enough heat and/or pressure to spontaneously combust whatever flammable materials are available.