Seattle Destruction Prophecies
given through Brian Charles August 2012

“I’M gonna destroy this town with a sudden burst! Great is My wrath against this place! It must be destroyed by My wrath!” “It’ll be blasted away!” “This city will be blasted away!” “Blown away in a second!” “Blasted to Kingdom Come!” “I must nuke this city—they won’t serve Me. It will be gone in a microsecond! Thus says the Lord.” “You must warn!” —Seattle
“It must be submerged! These people won’t serve Me.” “It must be washed away!” —Seattle
“It must be gone! I will make it so. Great is My wrath against this place!” “It must go!” “Swept away by the fires of My anger!” “It’ll be blasted away!” —Seattle
“I love this people, but they won’t serve Me. They must be destroyed.” “I’ve tried many times to reach them, but they won’t repent. They’ll suddenly be gone (Seattle residents).” “They must be gone—they won’t repent.” “You must flee this city of sin.” “I’ve tried many times, but they won’t repent, My son. They must be destroyed. Great will be their destruction. It will come suddenly, My son.” “They must be destroyed—they won’t repent. Great will be their destruction.” “They won’t repent.” “You must go. Flee this place of sin.” “Thus says the Lord of Hosts.” —Seattle
“I wanna blow it away. That’s what I shall do. Great shall be her destruction.” —Space Needle
“All these will be blasted away!” “It will be swept away by the sea.” --stone blocks of the downtown Seattle bank buildings
“It must be blasted away! They won’t serve Me.” —Tacoma
“It’ll explode suddenly!” “Look at it—someday it’ll blow!” “You see that volcano over there? It will erupt suddenly.” “All this will be covered with ashes, blown away.” —Mt. Rainier
“The city will be wiped away.” “They must be destroyed.” —Seattle-Everett
“Someday this place will stand empty and desolate.” —Everett
“You know, all this will be submerged underwater?” —Seattle
“Let Me deal with it” “I can bring destruction upon it! You’ll see!” “A mighty nuclear destruction! The end of their world!” —the world of selfish people
“I’M gonna destroy it. Someday it’ll be gone.” —the money of the world
“Someday it’ll be a rarity.” —vegetables
“Someday they’ll be gone.” —trout
“Someday it’ll be gone.” —Pepsi Cola
“These’ll be a rarity.” —trains
“It’ll be flooded.” —downtown transit tunnels
“It must be destroyed—a mighty nuclear bomb! It must be destroyed—its people won’t serve Me. Mighty will be its nuclear destruction! Thus says the Lord of Hosts, mighty to destroy wicked cities. It must be done. Amen. Thus says the Lord of Hosts.” —Seattle
“I will judge that!” “I will judge it fully. It shall be gone!” “It is a stench in My nostrils. —the entitlement culture of America
“Someday it’ll be destroyed. Mighty will be her destruction, city of sin—displeases Me.” —Spokane
“It must be destroyed. It displeases Me greatly.” “Mighty will be her destruction.” “Someday it will be gone, destroyed by My hand. Gone forever. The Lord of Hosts has spoken.” —Spokane
“Blasted away in a microsecond in My wrath!” --Bank of America Financial Center, Spokane
“You can’t believe the wrath I have stored up for this place!” —Spokane
“Someday it will be empty and silent.” —downtown Spokane
“Someday it will be silent.” “It’ll be a thing of the past, burned down to the ground.” —Looff Carousel, Riverside Park, Spokane
“It’ll be shut down.” —Riverside Park, Spokane
“I’M gonna destroy this town. Its sin has come before Me. You must escape to Canada.” —Coeur D’Alene
“I wish that My people would serve Me.” “I have mighty things for them, but they won’t obey. They must be judged. Great will be her judgment.” “Why won’t My people obey Me?” “They must be judged. Great will be her destruction.” “They must be judged. They won’t love Me.” “I have prepared the final judgment. Many will be judged, fall eternally. I have said it.”
“I wanna judge all that!” —adult bookstores
“I’ll judge for that!” “I’ll judge for that harshly!—they know what to do but refuse to do it.” “I’ll judge that fully!” --Christians giving excuses, reasons, rationalizations for refusing to obey and do God’s will for their lives
“I’ll judge for that too!” “I’ll judge that harshly!—they know what to do but refuse to do it.” —the missing evangelists, the many that have stayed behind out of the field to make money instead
“Don’t worry about land—it’ll be free for the taking!”
“It must be gone.” “They won’t serve Me.” —farmland
“It’ll be a rarity.” —wheat in fields
“Someday these’ll be barren.” —eastern Washington wheat fields
“They shall be eliminated by My hand.” —the Illuminati satanic cult
“The site of a mighty invasion!” —eastern Washington
“The military of many foreign nations will be used to destroy this wicked empire.” “They must be destroyed (the United States).” “I will destroy everything in their path.” “They must go, destroy.” “It will happen, in your lifetime.” —the great Russian and Chinese foreign invasion of America
“I’ll punish for that!” —Chinese workers massacred during the Old West days
“They must be punished—destroyed.” —the train and mining industries
“I’ll be as merciful with you as you are with others.”
“I’ll judge for that!” “I’ll surely judge for that, you can count on it—people who don’t want Me.” “They’ll surely be judged, as sure as day!” —Christian “atheists”, Christians who really want nothing to do with God and the Holy Spirit
“I’ll punish for that.” “I’ll punish for that, My son.” —laws making homelessness illegal
“Let Me deal with ‘em!” —the homosexuals
“Let Me deal with them!” —the marijuana smokers
“Someday, these’ll be a thing of the past. They won’t have the money to run them.” —public libraries
“Don’t worry about it (martial law). I’ll take care of you. You have dared to send out My word.”
“I will protect you.” “Don’t worry about it. I’ll take care of you!” —society hitting the fan
“I will take it away. It will come down.” —the Good Life