[TheRealThing]

These are good Scriptures, and certainly worth contemplating. However, at the same time, sea levels are rising. I have personally seen that. Certainly, there are now places on the earth which do not support "seedtime and harvest."

I have also personally seen lakes that once were vibrant with life that are now dead.

Ultimately, the Scriptures you quote are God's promises to man. I do not see how they pertain to a man-built slurry pond bursting its earthen barrier and choking a stream. God does not dump raw sewage into rivers. Man does. God does not spew radiation into the atmosphere testing nuclear bombs. Man does. God created rain. Man created acid rain. I could continue.

I make no claim that the earth will be completely destroyed by climate change before God closes history. However, climate change is real, has accelerated in the Industrial Age, and that belongs to Man.

No, now let's focus here for a second. The movies showing 1,000 foot tall tidal waves penetrating from the Atlantic Ocean all the way to Chicago, or rising oceans inundating the entire coastline for hundreds of miles inland. The stranded polar bears and seals floating on that last ice cube, predictions of drought and famine producing weather changes, are all meant to scare people into accepting as certain our coming doom because of energy consumption.

In fact, our entire way of life is under threat because your kindred want to eliminate the use of fossil fuels completely. No cars, no manufacturing, no comfortable homes, no hot water, if would take a book to adequately describe the many comforts we are about to surrender to idiots with ice coring machines and over active imaginations.

God said the seasons would continue, and the weather would be conducive to keep the crops coming in. The global warming crowd produced the show, "Life after Humans" Ever seen that one? They're predicting the end of mankind here, nothing short. Which is right, pseudo science or God?