LaudisePrayer for the Nations Index

Indexed record · PFN-R-001574

Middle East

May 20, 2016

Prayer-Linked
This occurrence is classified as Prayer-Linked; the place has a meaningful grammatical connection to prayer, but the wording does not meet the index's stricter Direct Prayer standard.
Message dateMay 20, 2016
SpeakerSt. Michael the Archangel
Source2016 PDF · p. 238

Indexed details

Record code
PFN-R-001574
Message code
PFN-M-000643
Message date
May 20, 2016
Named place
Middle East
Original wording
Middle East
Normalized country
Not assigned
Geography type
Region
Speaker
St. Michael the Archangel
Reason / context
Fire
Classification
Prayer-Linked
PDF page
238

Source verification

Primary source

Official English annual PDF for 2016. The PDF page shown above is preserved from the published index data.

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Same message date

The following indexed geographies occur on the same published message date, May 20, 2016. This grouping reflects date only and does not imply that the places or classifications are otherwise related.

ArgentinaSt. Michael the ArchangelGeneral sufferingWarning OnlyBrazilSt. Michael the ArchangelHunger / food shortage; General sufferingDirect PrayerSan Francisco, USASt. Michael the ArchangelFlooding / water / severe weather; General sufferingWarning OnlyUnited StatesSt. Michael the ArchangelFlooding / water / severe weather; General sufferingDirect PrayerVenezuelaSt. Michael the ArchangelPolitical / social unrest; General sufferingDirect Prayer
Research note: This page catalogs wording in a published message attributed to Luz de María. The index classification describes the relationship of the named geography to prayer or warning language; it does not independently establish supernatural origin or fulfillment of a prediction or warning.