While on vacation in Qatar this past December, Astronomer Elias Chasiotis took some photos of a solar eclipse over the Persian Gulf. The photos were gorgeous, but some saw them as a sinister sign that coincides with recent tensions on the region.
The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN News) characterized the image as “appearing to show a pair of ‘devil horns’ rising up” on a Middle East horizon. The article also made sure to point out that there were a “pair of major earthquakes” that “struck near a major nuclear plant” around the same time the photo went viral.
Christian preacher Charlie Shamp shared the photo to his Instagram page and said it’s relevant to a “special prophetic broadcast” he recently gave where he spoke about “the Prince of Persia arising in Iran.”
It didn’t end there:
https://twitter.com/zerayim/status/1214931580030005248
You know I do not think this is a coincidence! https://t.co/LjXDp8I162
— GFG Bag Manufacturer (@GFGManufacturer) January 8, 2020
https://twitter.com/BarryManess/status/1214879137782996992
https://twitter.com/ValiantPhoenixx/status/1214729480696193024
https://twitter.com/starseedastro/status/1214726939098796032
It’s war! Iran launches strikes on US bases. Meanwhile… Still don’t believe we’re in God’s simulation? https://t.co/zNVTMLCG1J
— Nick Airus (@NickAirus) January 8, 2020
https://twitter.com/georgew95304553/status/1215027976426999808
https://twitter.com/imwilson2u/status/1214957619443650560
According to the folks over at Mystic Post, the photo signifies a “dawn of evil.”
“Could these manifestations be altering the course of world events?”
Oh cut it out.
