But the Amish would be ok... ya know? Seriously folks, let's reread GC and we can know the rest of the story. The world doesn't run out of oil, or electricity or food. There are numerous natural disasters that will cause a large amount of people dying. They may interrupt the economy and things will get snarky, but he gov. and the one world religion will step in to make everything all better. Those who have spent a lot of money buying food to store it will lose it, becuase in the event of a national emergency all the places that sell that kind of stuff BY LAW have to turn over their records. (thank you Ronald Reagon....

) So the gov will know where the food is and send in the Natl. gaurd to get it.
So that will leave the Amish and the SDA's that followed the counsel. Will people be hungry, yep I think so. Those who accept the mark of the beast won't be though... otherwise why would they be suffering like God's people? The plagues will fall and there will be more sickness, but it will be scattered and people won't see it for what it is.... God's wrath being poured out.
There will be electricity b/c we are told that when the plague falls that is the darkness one that light won't be able to penetrate it, but that plague will be a blessing for those who are hiding in the caves and mountains b/c the heatseeking or infr-red equipment won' t be able to find them.
sounds kind of bad, yep, kind of rough there for a while. But we are told that thogh there be a night of weeping, joy will come in the morning, and they that endure to the end shall be saved........
Have all your sins been passed under the blood of Jesus?..........
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To live content with small means; to seek elegance rather than luxury, and refinement rather than fashion; to be worthy, not respectable, and wealthy, not rich; to study hard, think quietly, talk gently, act frankly; to listen to the stars and birds, to babes and sages, with open heart; to bear on cheerfully, do all bravely, awaiting occasions, worry never; in a word to, like the spiritual, unbidden and unconscious, grow up through the common."--William Henry Channing