More 
							than a month ago, Hurricane Sandy swept across the 
							northeast coast of the U.S., claiming dozens of 
							lives and leaving millions without power. Before it 
							hit the U.S., at least 71 people were killed in the 
							Caribbean. Before the storm hit, residents were 
							repeatedly warned to get out of Sandy's path. 
							
							The Governor of Connecticut told people, "Get out 
							before you can't." New Jersey governor Chris 
							Christie said it was "stupid and selfish" to ignore 
							the warnings of coming danger. But despite all the 
							dire warnings and predictions before the storm hit, 
							many residents in the center of the storm's path 
							refused to heed the warnings. Some just shrugged off 
							the warnings, jogging, walking their dogs, visiting 
							their usual coffee and bagel delis. When the storm 
							hit, people realized they should have listened, but 
							it was too late. The storm already had them within 
							its grip.
							
							In Brooklyn, a young couple was reportedly hit by a 
							tree while walking their dog. Walking their dog mind 
							you! Governor Christie immediately called for a 
							search and rescue to find lost people—the very 
							people who should have heeded the warnings in the 
							first place. According to a New York Times article, 
							scientists had been warning government officials for 
							years about the impending danger of massive storms. 
							Sometimes you just have to wonder how many warnings 
							we need before we wake up and take action.
							
							God has also issued a few warnings. Jesus will come 
							again…be ready! Everyone faces death…be prepared! 
							There will be a judgment and an assignment to either 
							heaven or hell…here’s your warning. 
							
							However, millions also ignore God’s words of caution 
							regarding the end times and go on with hardly an 
							afterthought as to the storm bearing down on them. 
							The bible calls that person a fool.