Nostradamus C2 Q70: An extreme Christian regime punishes women in the late 21stC
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
The text of this verse places it in the
period when objects fall from the sky and nuclear material
impacts human health and social reactions. The stone in the tree
together the reference to 'human monster' provides the sumbols
for radiation-induced mutation. This places the events at the
end of this century which is a time defined by a very large
number of Nostradamus' verses.
In the is verse the anagrams that provide the
principal focal points are
pure Montanism (main
monſt - re pu) and
maimon (
main mon) since these
identify a particular style of Christian sect that seeks to
impose a conservative view of morality on the populace and women
in particular. The text suggests such a group comes to power and
imposes an extremely harsh conservative regime upon the
populace.
The anagrams providing the framework for
greater understanding of this verse include:
#
Montanism:
An early Christian sect with parallels to Pentecostalism, the
charismatic movement and New Apaostolic Reformation. # Maimon:
A person capable of arguing when facing real, logical arguments
against his statement, and may or may not possess any arguments
at all of his own.
C2 Q70 Original Verse in English and French
(Benoit Ed.)
The dart from the sky makes its extension, Deaths
speaking: great execution. The stone in the tree the
proud nation restored, Noise, human monster, purge
expiation.
La dard du ciel fera ſon eſtendue Mors en parlant
grande execution La pierre en l'arbre la fiere gent
rendue Bruit humain monſtre purge expiation
Adjacent Anagrams
plus Anagrams of highest merit. Selection Order based on letter rarity,
word and sequence length plus line completion
L1: <euclid fearS><life end reSonateS><feel
ornateneSS due><luciferaSe (bioluminescent oxidative enzymes) deaL enstoned><tuned SeaSon
relief><feel reaSonS tuned><euclid tuned falSer ones>
L2:<unexotic grandee><Monitors pen exudence><Moonrise
executed><exceed grant>grand-parental consortiuM person granted
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