One of the films at the Academy Awards over the weekend that won a significant number of statues — a case could be made they are idols the way Hollywood stars dedicate their entire existence to obtaining one — was the film “Anora,” a movie about sex workers.
Ominously, after the movie won the award for Best Picture, an earthquake struck North Hollywood. Is it possible our Creator has had enough of the glorification and acceptance of devastating and incredibly gross sin being considered entertainment?
How big was the quake? It registered a 3.9 and took place around 10:13 p.m. The U.S. Geological Survey stated that the shake, rattle, and roll was centered a mile and a quarter from east-southeast of north Hollywood.
The USGS went on to say that “light shaking” was experienced in both Burbank and north Hollywood.
“Reports that the ground shook came from Santa Clarita to the north and Anaheim to the south, according to KTLA,” The Western Journal reported.
“Too small to definitively assign to any fault, but the closest is the Hollywood fault. Yawn. Nothing much to say about an earthquake in earthquake country,” seismologist Lucy Jones went on to write.
Thankfully, there were no reports of any injuries or damage sustained during the event. However, with the massive increase we’ve witnessed in earthquake activity over the last few years, it could be a sign of bigger, more destructive things to come in the near future.
“The quake came after the 97th Oscars were over, but some post-awards events felt a little tremor, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards viewing party was in progress when the quake struck, but listening to Chappell Roan distracted the guests enough not to notice,” the report continued.
However, at the governor’s ball, some attendees said they felt the earth moving under their feet as the old song goes.
“Malibu was hit with earthquakes that registered 3.7 and 3.5. The ground under Hayward, which is south of San Francisco, throbbed briefly on Valentine’s Day with quakes that registered at 3.4 and 3.2,” it added. “Five small tremors hit northern California, including two near San Francisco, within hours of each other.”
I can’t help but have a feeling that with all of the chaos that has engulfed the world in recent years, we might be headed for the ultimate climax of human history, which is supposedly going to culminate in the return of the Messiah, the Lord Jesus Christ.
If that is the case, people better get ready to give an account of every thought, word, and deed done during this life. Your only hope of getting right with God is through Jesus.
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