One of the most dramatic prophecies concerning the future California cataclysm began back in the early fall of 1968, when Reverend Donal Abernathy of Bell Gardens, California had a visionary dream in whichhe saw fire shooting out all along the San Andreas. He experienced all the sensations of a giant earth tremor, and witnessedthe sight of building toppling, and thousands upon thousands of people screaming in terror. Finally, mountains began crumbling, and they, together with the entire coastline, vanished beneath turbulent waters.
The Reverend, overcome with these scenes of horror, ASKED the Lord for the time when this disaster will occur. He was not told, but in a second vision was shown a large RED SUN SINKING IN THE SKY--that this would be a sign. Reverend Abernathy began preaching what he had seen to his congregation, that within three months all the members of his church, and four neighboring churches , moved out of California, and resettled in the East.
Still other premonitions, made in the last few years, have convinced people to also relocate to safer places. Sandra Hayes, the young daughter of Zolton Kurthy of Los Angeles, had a dream in which she found herself on the shore at Santa Barbara, on a clear sunny day. Suddenly, there was a sound like thunder, and from Santa Barbara to Baja, Sandra saw " a tremendous pulling apart of the earth." Next, she was in Los Angeles, where she envisioned thousands of cars lined up bumper to bumper, barely moving. But out of the west came rushing waters, flooding the city, and piling up the cars into a large heap. The waters continued onward, sweeping through Santa Monica, Hollywood and Crenshaw--and then Sandra saw her own home, along with thousands of others, being obliterated by the watery waves. Sandra's parents, on the strength of her dream, have move the entire family out Los Angeles, to northern California.
There are still other visions which suggest that on the very day the west coast is destroyed, there will be those who will receive the last minute psychic warning, and will convince others to leave while there is still time.
Not long ago, Daniel Carlson of Garden Grove, California had a very clear dream in which he found himself and his family-- his wife, two children and his mother-in-law standing on a high plateau above Los Angeles. Their conversation revealed that on this day he had purposely driven to this spot, so that they could be safe from, and at the same time witness, a great destruction. As late afternoon approach, and nothing happened, Carlson's family became restless, especially his mother in law, who thought the whole trip had been pointless and wanted to return home. But suddenly, Carlson stretched out his finger toward Los Angeles, which had momentarily been lost to view in a rising cloud of dust.Despite this-- and the air was unusually free of smog that day--they were still able to see tall buildings fall over as a huge crack appeared in the middle of the city. Streets and whole blocks tilted downward violently. Finally , a subterranean cave-in occurred, the city fell into the crevice, and within seconds the ocean came roaring in. A few minutes later, no sign of what had been a thriving metroplolis remained-- no building, tower, road or bridge. The Carlson's left their vantage point, to take a closer look. From a small hilltop near the water's edge, sitting in the ruins of a restaurant, they gazed over the new stretch of ocean, where Los Angeles used to be. Only a few people had escaped-- a few, Carlson noted, who like himself had heeded their own prophecies and premonitions, and had left in time. These had endured ridicule by those who would not believe them, many of whom had been friends and relatives.
Now those alive could only stand about, and mourn the tragic passing of those HAD NOT LISTENED.
