No, it's not. The waters that a third of turned bitter stands for people. Remember also, all the trees and all the grass is burned up.
The 2 witnesses are the two olive trees.
David lays down in greed pastures, but all the green grass is burned up.
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Peter claimed to be unworthy even though Jesus washed his feet and told him he was forgiven.
When Jesus told the disciples what must happen to Him, Peter rebuked Him saying it must never happen. He did this because thought Jesus was above it all, too good. Jesus told Peter… "Get behind me Satan! You do not have in mind the concerns of God buy merely human concerns!"
Peter would deny Him 3 times.
That upside down cross IS satanic.
"Love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your mind, and all your soul. This is the first and greatest commandment. The second is like it, love your neighbor as yourself."
That's the cross.
Jesus told us to pickup our cross and follow Him.
Revelation 17:15 tells you the waters stand for people. That's why it tells you His voice sounds like rushing waters as well. When Jesus sits on His throne is when power is returned to the people.
A third of the waters were made bitter. It's not literal water and many died from the bitter waters. Q said watch the waters because the tide in the people is turning.
The entire nibiru thing is false.
It means people. Yes, multiple meanings do exist, the literal and the Truth in what it's saying. As Jesus said, all these things are done in parable, so some although ever seeing never perceive. The waters that turned bitter means people. Just like the grass that's burned up doesn't mean literal grass, and the 2 witnesses are not literal trees.
I don't. You have no clue what I know or think. I simply told you a Truth, you rejected it. You're free to believe what you wish.
As Jesus said, "We speak what we know, and we tell you what we have seen, but still you people do not accept our testimony".