>>2205326 (lb)

Wow! Lots of qisms around that passage in the Bible...

13:12. A city like Corinth, famous for its bronze mirrors, would have particularly appreciated Paul’s final illustration. The perfection and imperfection mentioned in verse 10 were deftly likened to the contrasting images obtained by the indirect reflection of one’s face viewed in a bronze mirror and the same face when viewed directly. Such, Paul said, was the contrast between the imperfect time in which he then wrote and the perfect time which awaited him and the church when the partial reflection of the present would give way to the splendor of perfect vision. Then Paul would see God (cf. 15:28; 1 John 3:2) as God now saw Paul. Then partial knowledge (cf. 1 Cor. 8:1-3) would be displaced by the perfect knowledge of God.

https://bible.org/question/what-does-%E2%80%9Cwhen-perfect-comes%E2%80%9D-mean-1-corinthians-139-10

Yemen's Houthis claim 'drone attack' on Saudi Aramco facility

Relevant because…

What happened in SA will happen here.

Q asked what was POTUS' last tweet before SA

SEE PIC2

There was also a missile fired on SA on Nov. 5th…

"The White House on Wednesday condemned missile attacks by Yemen’s Houthi militias on Saudi Arabia, saying they threatened the region’s security and undermined efforts to halt the conflict."

sauce:

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-saudi-iran-usa/white-house-condemns-missile-attacks-on-saudi-by-yemens-houthis-idUSKBN1D80U5?il=0

THINK MIRROR

Q Nov 5th

What happened in SA will happen here, Asia, and EU.

Keep digging and keep organizing the info into graphics (critical).

God bless.

Hillary & Saudi Arabia

Snow White

Godfather III

Q

>>2206076

More on the drone attack on Saudi ARAMCO…

A fire at a Saudi Aramco facility in Riyadh was caused by a Houthi drone attack, the Yemen rebels claimed on Wednesday.

Houthi-run media channel al-Masirah said on Twitter that the rebels carried out a drone attack on the Riyadh plant, sparking a blaze.

"Our drone air forces have targeted the refinery of ARAMCO company in Riyadh," the channel tweeted.

"The operation by the drone air force is a strong start in a new stage of deterring the aggression," the tweet said, quoting a Houthi spokesperson, Reuters reported.

Saudi officials did not comment, but Aramco denied the Houthi claims and said there was only a limited blaze at a refinery caused by an "operational incident".

Moments before the tweet by Houthi media, Aramco reported its team were dealing with a small fire at storage containers at a Riyadh refinery.

Saudi Aramco added that there were no casualties caused

by the fire and activities at the site continued as normal.

The Houthis have fired dozens of rockets into Saudi Arabia. Most of them been intercepted by Saudi air defences or fallen without incident in the south of the kingdom.

In March, the Houthis fired missiles at the Saudi capital Riyadh, which caused shock in the kingdom.

Yemen has suffered huge human and material damage from a war which has pitted the Houthis against the Saudi-backed government of President Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi.

The Houthis overran the capital Sanaa in March 2014, forcing the Yemen government to flee south and leading to intervention from a Saudi and UAE military force.

Air strikes from the Arab coalition are believed to have led to the majority of the 10,000 killed in the war.

Huge damage to infrastructure has also worsened the humanitarian situation in the country, with mass starvation and disease epidemics threatening to kill tens of thousands.

sauce:

https://www.alaraby.co.uk/english/news/2018/7/18/yemens-houthis-claim-drone-attack-on-saudi-aramco-facility

>>2206192

that about sums it up!