I remember the time when I was 11 years old I was trying to save my grandma from a flash flood. She slipped, and we both got carried away along with my cousin. I managed to hold into a vine. She died. These events are really traumatic for us. We live knowing each day could be our last.
Thank you for your kind wishes. We will always rebuild. We will stay strong. Its already been 8 years since the disaster, but we still have many things to fix. We will persevere.
The way their mayor uplifts the spirit of the people is very commendable. Japanese people are really disciplined and high spirited! I wish every people on earth share the same traits Japanese people have.. Its been 7 years since the disaster but I am still touched by these stories. Thank you.. love from Philippines
My heart still grief whenever I see this horrible tragic event in Japan...😥 No one can ever forget this...My Prayers for all survivor and who'd lost for their loved ones... after all so many years..It's amazing to see how Japan recovered on their darkest hours...
I didnt know it was snowing when tsunami hit them. A literally a cold sad day. Japanese spirit is one the best in the world. they fall down on their knees but get up and pull everything to together really fast. History has a bad rep but they have thrived and will continue thriving to become a better nation. i am a Filipino and our history with Japan is not so good but now our country still dreams that one day we can be as rich and strong as them.
I remember that old man from another video. He went back day after day whilst the workers were looking for people, so sad at the end when they found his wife’s body. I wish there was a system that was workable where elderly infirm people could be taken by a neighbours car to safety or helped by the fire service. Many did survive thankfully, all life is sacred.
Though I understand his hurt and nothing can replace his loss I find myself just wanting to give Mr. Yamamato a big hug. My heart aches for him and all those who suffered loss. Nobody deserves this, NOBODY....!!
Cant believe it's been 7 years already. I remember that when this happened I was so sad for these people. Still am when I think about it. A tragedy you don't wish upon anyone. Not that I would know what it's like. The Netherlands is a country that rarely faces ANY natural disaster, let alone one of that scale. The painful chain reaction of earthquake into tsunami into nuclear damage must be hard to cope with. My heart still goes out to these people even if there is close to nothing I can do to help.
田老地区は世界一の防潮堤を備えており、海外から視察に来るような所だった。 しかし、町民はそれを頼ってしまった。一瞬で全てを失った田老町。 動画内では平たい街にしか見えないが、国道を中心として栄えていた街だった。 私の知り合いの一家の命はその一瞬で消えた。備えていても慢心はいけない。 The Taro area was equipped with the world's best seawall, and was the kind of place where visitors from abroad would come to inspect it. However, the townspeople relied on it. Taro town lost everything in an instant. In the video, it looks like a flat town, but it was a prosperous town centered on the national highway. The lives of one family I knew were lost in that instant. Even if you are prepared, you should not be proud.
How much I love these Japan’s spirit bravely it’s could be a tp of the world . God bless You all ❤️❤️❤️
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JAPAN..I'M SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSSES...ITS ONE OF THE MOST TRAGIC EVENTS I HAVE EVER SEEN..I PRAY FOR YOUR PEOPLE...I ONLY WISH I COULD BE THERE TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR REBUILDING..MAY GOD HELP YOU.
Everytime I see footage from the 3/11 Earthquake and tsunami I still get triggered and tears just fall. I was in Hiroshima at the time and although we felt the earthquake it wasn’t as strong. But the scenes I saw on the Japanese tv were so unreal and horrific. I could only imagine what the people who got affected directly felt. Towns completely erased from the map and 16000 souls lost. 😔
Ii felt so sad about the old man. I'm so pleased they found his wife's body as he was afraid she wouldn't go to heaven. She would have though and I was sad he thought such a thing. 😢🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
When the natures strikes back theres no amount of money, technology, and knowledge can stop it, only we can do is find refuge tobget safe.... this breaks my heart. 😔
In Okawa there were parents who searched for months for their children's bodies. Some were found many were not. Most school got their children to safety in time, that elementary school didn't. Mr. Yamamoto's story is one of hundreds...just wanna hug him
Maybe people shouldn't live so close to the sea, makes sense to me, but, it's how they live, off the sea. All you can do is rebuild and hope for the best. The old man is breaking my heart 💔 I believe his wife is in Heaven ❤️
those tsunami walls were massive. a person may think no way tsunami can pass that and believed that their house wont get washed away. only to return to find their houses are not but just rubble and loved ones missing. you cant really eff with mother nature. REst in Peace for all those who perished.
I remember this when thats happen in 2011 its 12 noon exatcly while eating luch me and my husband is crying but now i saw this again i watch alone because my husband died in 2017 aswell
This video was so heartbreakingly sad. So many lives lost is beyond comprehension. The only comment otherwise is 12 times two ads (24 ads) for a 25 minute video?? Unbelievable.
This footage still remember me like yesterday that poor old man is heartbreaking to watch she’s needed to be found as he said she won’t go to heaven if she’s isn’t found I wonder if she ever been found BLESS TO ALL HUMAN BEING🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
It's incredible that this quake happened. This was THE BIG one for Japan. The one legendary tsunami that happens every thousand years or so and it happened during an era where high quality cameras are everywhere and it's now well documented for future generations to take heed of the level of destruction. It's like if we had video footage of Mt. Vesuvius erupting and engulfing Pompeii. One of those crazy historic events that we could ever only read about but could only imagine.
Just when you think you have a really bad day .watch one of these videos an I promise you it will humble you really quick.... Jesus please reach out to the people of Japan an poor out a blessing on aof the people of Japan... in jesus name amen...
Australia's disaster response in 2019 to our bushfire catastrophe that year was abysmal due to lack of funding and cohesion- and Australia is usually one of the better nations for emergency and disaster management Japan's orderly disaster response is the best in the world and it's very much the model for all to look at.
This is going to happen to the Pacific Northwest of North America. The cascadia fault that runs parallel to the coast is the same type as the one that created the 3/11 tsunami. It's not a question of if, or even when this will happen, it's a question of how prepared will the people be? There are many coastal cities with zero protection to anything greater than storm surge. Thousands in the area of Seattle alone have no idea where to go, or if there even is a tsunami refuge within running distance. In Japan they teach tendenko, which basically explains why it's so important to worry about getting yourself to safety and to resist the urge to seek out your family members. Time and time again families have been found dead together, having all ran home in search of one another. Yet had they all just ran to the closest evacuation point and waited until it was safe, they all would have lived.
A home to mega natural disaster and a victim of nuclear bomb and a population of few million the country is still one of the greatest countries in the world with a well developed economy..my high regards and respect to the hard work nation
8:22 Not the time to think about material things lost. Time to think about those who were lost and how you can help survivors... just my thought on the bar owner/guitar man.
The old man he really wants to see his wife bodies and it kills in sad feelings i wish the will found so his heart will calm and stop thinking anything i think there love each other so much 😭😭😭😭😭we dont know how many years month day second we have all we know is to be alive 😭
All these sad events took place in japan, i could share the misery with them. I love the nation, i love japan. May God bless their land and the japanese always.
No debe dejar que el miedo le impida vivir. Pero, sí, hay que reconocer el poder de la natura. Ojalá que tenga una vida larga y próspera. Saludos desde los ee.uu 🙂
So hard to watch this man crying for his dead wife. All the suffering & shock the Japanese people went though loosing everything including people the know and or loved is hard to watch the video
My heart and prayers for this people! It deeply hurts to hear a person in pain for their love one to believe if you dont find a body you won't go to heaven. More people need to hear the gospel of salvation that comes from Jesus.
If ye love me, keep my commandments. John 14:15 KJV Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work: Exodus 20:8-9 KJV Saturday is the day of the Lord The claim that Christ by his death abolished his Father’s law, is without foundation. Had it been possible for the law to be changed or set aside, then Christ need not have died to save man from the penalty of sin. The death of Christ, so far from abolishing the law, proves that it is immutable. The Son of God came to “magnify the law, and make it honorable.” [Isaiah 42:21.] He said, “Think not that I am come to destroy the law;” “till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in nowise pass from the law.” [Matthew 5:17, 18.] And concerning himself he declares, “I delight to do thy will, O my God; yea, thy law is within my heart.” [Psalm 40:8.] GC88 466.3 Ecclesiastes 12:13 KJV Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.
Disaster stress changes your normal way of thinking . You do not have a clear head and you make mistakes . You will experience it one day and be uncontrolled and clouded thinking
@ Johanna P... I totally agree, they think of fleeing to save their car but leave their elderly grandmother with bad legs inside the house? Shame on them.
You can't put vulnerable handicapped people where in the event of a tsunami it will be almost impossible for them to get to higher ground. I felt sorry for the family who had to leave their grandmother behind and for the husband but also annoyed that the situation arose that should clearly NOT have. Earthquakes and tsunamis are nothing new to Japan and yet they still are incapable of enforcing the rules and regulations AND putting into place set rules that govern certain situations such as the vulnerability due to handicaps etc There is no discussion when it comes to those individuals that are that vulnerable as to where they live, close to and higher up to start with, no discussion ! It's the communities responsibilities to ensure that that happens. As for other essentials such as fuel, medicines, food AND even babies nappies.. REALLY Japan?? There are NO excuses for not being prepared for what follows in the wake of an earthquake and or tsunami.. this illustrated some massive weaknesses by those who should know better re the government, local administration and etc. 👀👍
Every human construction fails when God dictates his terms, it will be massive destruction and condemnation. Serve the only TRUE God and his son whom he sent. (Jn 4:24; 17:3; 17; ) Visiting this place Fuchishima, gives me a stark reminder that God is the one who controls this place in Jesus name. ☝🏼🙏🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥♥️🇫🇯♥️🇮🇱♥️ God bless and stay BLESSED.
There is a part of me that DOES NOT pitty humans in these situations because they KEEP ON repeating mistakes in severely dangerous places .. like here in the USA rebuilding towns in Louisiana??? It's BELOW sea level !?!? Venice ?? Etc... We just KEEP doing it ??? It drives me to this conclusion. Sorry
Mr Yamamoto broke my heart. I'm glad that they found his wife's body so that they can give her proper funeral rites and go to heaven as he wished.
Agreed 💯
Oh don't you just want to hold Mr Yamamoto and give him the biggest hug, bless him. Hope his dear wife is now resting in peace.
I remember the time when I was 11 years old I was trying to save my grandma from a flash flood. She slipped, and we both got carried away along with my cousin. I managed to hold into a vine. She died. These events are really traumatic for us. We live knowing each day could be our last.
Omg I’m so sorry 💔 rip and hope you’re ok
🙏❤I pray for yoir grandma . Mine passed away in 2016 at 91. Her name was Santina . I understand your pain .
I wish I could give Yamamoto-San a big hug and cry with him. My heart broke watching this. God bless him and everyone impacted by this disaster.
A respect button is what we need. You good example.
the discipline they showed during such enduring moment touched my soul
Makes you think, don't you? Not to complain about things we often do, that are otherwise so small.
Thank You 🙏
They show so much respect for each other and they are so humble.I hug you from the bottom of my heart.Your stories have touched my soul.
I'm only 3 minutes in and already my heart is breaking for the man that lost his wife.
Thank you for your kind wishes. We will always rebuild. We will stay strong. Its already been 8 years since the disaster, but we still have many things to fix. We will persevere.
10 years my friend
Amen
japanese people nd japan are superB!
The way their mayor uplifts the spirit of the people is very commendable. Japanese people are really disciplined and high spirited! I wish every people on earth share the same traits Japanese people have.. Its been 7 years since the disaster but I am still touched by these stories. Thank you.. love from Philippines
すばらしいドキュメンタリー。こういった映像を世界中に伝えていることに感謝します。むしろ今なら、日本の人が見るべきかもしれない。
😭😭😭
It’s so sincerely touching to witness the Japanese peoples quiet dignity in the face of such suffering.
the people of Japan are always respectful they always bow.
This man Mr Yamamoto he just breaks your heart , the love he has for his wife ❤️
私は「英雄を必要としない世の中が良い世の中だ」と思っています。いるかどうかもわからないヒーローに救ってもらうことを望むのではなく、皆が協力し合って自己責任をもって困難に立ち向かうことで、2次災害3次災害をくい止めることができるし、長期的に考えてそのシステムが成立した方が良いと。
私は新潟県中越地震の被災者でしたが、私たち被災者は「同じ日本人が遠くからきっと助けに来る」と信じることができた。だから「今だけは踏ん張ろう」と自分たちができる範囲で2次災害3次災害が起こらないように協力し合って困難に立ち向かうことができた。
助けに来てくれたボランティアの人達や自衛隊の人達の優しさに涙がでた。災害だらけの日本だけど、日本人で良かったと思った。
My heart still grief whenever I see this horrible tragic event in Japan...😥 No one can ever forget this...My Prayers for all survivor and who'd lost for their loved ones... after all so many years..It's amazing to see how Japan recovered on their darkest hours...
😭😭😭😭🇦🇿
This really touched me deeply and the people of Japan....19:53 now that is love and devotion :(
Tears, tears
Thank you Al Jazerra for such a thoughtful documentary.
I didnt know it was snowing when tsunami hit them. A literally a cold sad day. Japanese spirit is one the best in the world. they fall down on their knees but get up and pull everything to together really fast. History has a bad rep but they have thrived and will continue thriving to become a better nation. i am a Filipino and our history with Japan is not so good but now our country still dreams that one day we can be as rich and strong as them.
I remember that old man from another video. He went back day after day whilst the workers were looking for people, so sad at the end when they found his wife’s body. I wish there was a system that was workable where elderly infirm people could be taken by a neighbours car to safety or helped by the fire service. Many did survive thankfully, all life is sacred.
Though I understand his hurt and nothing can replace his loss I find myself just wanting to give Mr. Yamamato a big hug. My heart aches for him and all those who suffered loss. Nobody deserves this, NOBODY....!!
yeah, i wouldn't wish this upon my worst enemy
Japanese is a good & diligent people, they have concern to each other, that's why maybe they have long life.
Cant believe it's been 7 years already. I remember that when this happened I was so sad for these people. Still am when I think about it. A tragedy you don't wish upon anyone. Not that I would know what it's like. The Netherlands is a country that rarely faces ANY natural disaster, let alone one of that scale. The painful chain reaction of earthquake into tsunami into nuclear damage must be hard to cope with. My heart still goes out to these people even if there is close to nothing I can do to help.
In to cold, coldness.
I admire the resilience of the Japanese people ,
Well done to all the people in japine and from japine for being so strong and courageous
田老地区は世界一の防潮堤を備えており、海外から視察に来るような所だった。
しかし、町民はそれを頼ってしまった。一瞬で全てを失った田老町。
動画内では平たい街にしか見えないが、国道を中心として栄えていた街だった。
私の知り合いの一家の命はその一瞬で消えた。備えていても慢心はいけない。
The Taro area was equipped with the world's best seawall,
and was the kind of place where visitors from abroad would come to inspect it.
However, the townspeople relied on it. Taro town lost everything in an instant.
In the video, it looks like a flat town, but it was a prosperous town centered on the national highway.
The lives of one family I knew were lost in that instant. Even if you are prepared, you should not be proud.
Thank you Al Jazeera...subtitles so much better than dubbing
Japan is very strong it rise up no matter how hard it fall
How much I love these Japan’s spirit bravely it’s could be a tp of the world . God bless You all ❤️❤️❤️
JAPAN..I'M SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSSES...ITS ONE OF THE MOST TRAGIC EVENTS I HAVE EVER SEEN..I PRAY FOR YOUR PEOPLE...I ONLY WISH I COULD BE THERE TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR REBUILDING..MAY GOD HELP YOU.
Everytime I see footage from the 3/11 Earthquake and tsunami I still get triggered and tears just fall. I was in Hiroshima at the time and although we felt the earthquake it wasn’t as strong. But the scenes I saw on the Japanese tv were so unreal and horrific. I could only imagine what the people who got affected directly felt. Towns completely erased from the map and 16000 souls lost. 😔
Ii felt so sad about the old man. I'm so pleased they found his wife's body as he was afraid she wouldn't go to heaven. She would have though and I was sad he thought such a thing. 😢🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Japanese disciplines are remarkable. If I will be given a chance to live again. I will choose to be a Japanese in my next life.
Soga Neh why not just be yourself? You do not have to Japanese yo show honor.
When the natures strikes back theres no amount of money, technology, and knowledge can stop it, only we can do is find refuge tobget safe.... this breaks my heart. 😔
Thank you and beautifully reported with those who's heart are broken.
The suffering of the man sitting, waiting for his wife to be found. Was Gut Reatching to witness.
😢⚘
In Okawa there were parents who searched for months for their children's bodies. Some were found many were not. Most school got their children to safety in time, that elementary school didn't. Mr. Yamamoto's story is one of hundreds...just wanna hug him
Well done documentary. Heartrending but very informative.
Maybe people shouldn't live so close to the sea, makes sense to me, but, it's how they live, off the sea. All you can do is rebuild and hope for the best. The old man is breaking my heart 💔 I believe his wife is in Heaven ❤️
11:17 is the saddest thing i've seen in a while.
those tsunami walls were massive. a person may think no way tsunami can pass that and believed that their house wont get washed away. only to return to find their houses are not but just rubble and loved ones missing. you cant really eff with mother nature. REst in Peace for all those who perished.
These old videos are surprisingly interesting
I remember this when thats happen in 2011 its 12 noon exatcly while eating luch me and my husband is crying but now i saw this again i watch alone because my husband died in 2017 aswell
ohh, so sorry to hear.
may he rest in peace
At 16:35 "please check your tyres"! all I can do is pray for these people even though it's been so long ago
I don't know how many times i watching this video. But Mr Yamamoto broke my heart.. Man which have absolutely big heart.
Still with a silent hope in his heart, he waits for the love of his life ⚘
This video was so heartbreakingly sad. So many lives lost is beyond comprehension. The only comment otherwise is 12 times two ads (24 ads) for a 25 minute video?? Unbelievable.
This is to sad to watch I amazed by the way they handle with the pain.
They rebuilt pretty fast in 5 years - let's just something like that never happens again
It's very depressing to watch this... My condolences to all the people who lost their loved ones... RIP...
This footage still remember me like yesterday that poor old man is heartbreaking to watch she’s needed to be found as he said she won’t go to heaven if she’s isn’t found I wonder if she ever been found BLESS TO ALL HUMAN BEING🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
It's incredible that this quake happened. This was THE BIG one for Japan. The one legendary tsunami that happens every thousand years or so and it happened during an era where high quality cameras are everywhere and it's now well documented for future generations to take heed of the level of destruction. It's like if we had video footage of Mt. Vesuvius erupting and engulfing Pompeii. One of those crazy historic events that we could ever only read about but could only imagine.
Truly unprecedented!
この地震と津波が過去最大ものものであったことは確かです。
しかし恐ろしいことに日本でこの地震と津波の危機は1000年に一度ものものではありません。歴史上、正確には50-100年に一度のものであり、火山活動と地震の頻度は近年上昇しています。
日本の地震の研究は発達していて、研究者たちが発表している事実としては、今後30年以内に2011年より大きい地震と津波が日本の東海地方でおこるという学術的な予測です。予測される死者数は2011年を超えます。数日前にも日本では大きな地震と津波が起こりました。
Did you notice?
Japan is a super-aging society.
Few young people can help in the event of a disaster. This is a pretty serious problem.
Just when you think you have a really bad day .watch one of these videos an I promise you it will humble you really quick.... Jesus please reach out to the people of Japan an poor out a blessing on aof the people of Japan... in jesus name amen...
They are the most resilient people...
Australia's disaster response in 2019 to our bushfire catastrophe that year was abysmal due to lack of funding and cohesion- and Australia is usually one of the better nations for emergency and disaster management
Japan's orderly disaster response is the best in the world and it's very much the model for all to look at.
This is going to happen to the Pacific Northwest of North America. The cascadia fault that runs parallel to the coast is the same type as the one that created the 3/11 tsunami. It's not a question of if, or even when this will happen, it's a question of how prepared will the people be? There are many coastal cities with zero protection to anything greater than storm surge. Thousands in the area of Seattle alone have no idea where to go, or if there even is a tsunami refuge within running distance.
In Japan they teach tendenko, which basically explains why it's so important to worry about getting yourself to safety and to resist the urge to seek out your family members. Time and time again families have been found dead together, having all ran home in search of one another. Yet had they all just ran to the closest evacuation point and waited until it was safe, they all would have lived.
A home to mega natural disaster and a victim of nuclear bomb and a population of few million the country is still one of the greatest countries in the world with a well developed economy..my high regards and respect to the hard work nation
adnan raza more like 127 million people. More than a few million.
This gentleman absolutely breaks my heart. I cannot imagine the abject suffering he endures after losing his wife!
8:22 Not the time to think about material things lost. Time to think about those who were lost and how you can help survivors... just my thought on the bar owner/guitar man.
The old man he really wants to see his wife bodies and it kills in sad feelings i wish the will found so his heart will calm and stop thinking anything i think there love each other so much 😭😭😭😭😭we dont know how many years month day second we have all we know is to be alive 😭
All these sad events took place in japan, i could share the misery with them. I love the nation, i love japan.
May God bless their land and the japanese always.
God bless you yamamoto ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sadly, 400 kilometers of coastline DROPPED making these sea walls lower and ineffective to waves well over 40 meters
So sad. So very very sad.
apiece ofdirt
God bless the Japanese people. 🙏❤️🌺
Good video, thank you.
There are no words. That’s it.
Wall didnt fail. It bought extra time for people to escape the rushing sea water
Poor Japan :( that's sad I almost cry
We. Proud to japani people
Touching documentary destroyed by a tsunami of commercials
That’s TH-cam for u
19.53 ❤Sir , I pray for you and your wife . 🙏❤🙏❤
1ST EARTH QUAKE THEN TSUNAMI THEN RAIN THEN SNOW. DAM MOTHER NATURE
So sad 😢💔
Desde ese día no volví más a ir a la playa,le tengo miedo al mar.Dios bendiga a Japón y a todos los que me lean.
No debe dejar que el miedo le impida vivir. Pero, sí, hay que reconocer el poder de la natura. Ojalá que tenga una vida larga y próspera. Saludos desde los ee.uu 🙂
@@jonsanchez141 desde Melilla,ciudad en el norte de África,española le saludo
Amın 🤲🤲😭😭😭😭
@@jonsanchez141 🤝🇦🇿
@@josegarciacarrasco4526 🤝🇦🇿
So hard to watch this man crying for his dead wife. All the suffering & shock the Japanese people went though loosing everything including people the know and or loved is hard to watch the video
My heart and prayers for this people! It deeply hurts to hear a person in pain for their love one to believe if you dont find a body you won't go to heaven. More people need to hear the gospel of salvation that comes from Jesus.
Angelous 777 amen 🙏🏼
Rip to all the victims :(
Wao q horror TERREMOTO, TSUNAMI Y PARA COLMO NEVANDO y tuvieron suerte porq fue en el día...si hubiera sido de noche no se salva nadie
It is disrespectful to us when you continue to attach music to this content! Because music was not playing as we fled in terror
Maybe build the houses on concrete stilts; many concrete constructions survived.
What happened to mr yamamoto
They found the body of his wife
Okay 👌, that's great
The solution built a tsunami resistant city. All those technologies concentrate on it.
21:24 is that a flip flop?
I wonder why her daughter-in-law couldn't take Mrs. Yamamoto in the car with the grandchildren.
It wasn't clear if she lived close by. Knowing Japanese cars, they tend to only seat max of 5 so maybe there were a lot of grand kids.
He said that his wife wouldn’t leave the two elderly neighbors with bad legs alone. So she stayed with them and got caught up
we dont heve to criy for the thikns Allahis goi to giv us again my Alkah is so good men
my brother is going to japan sometime in may, I don't want him to go now...
Dude this was 8 years ago. Its not common
@@blacklikethesun yeah i know, but there is always a possibility for it to randomly happen, im mainly just gonna miss him
@@MuhammadAbdullah-hz6pm aha ridiculously low chance of it happening in my town, and he ended up not going lol
@@MuhammadAbdullah-hz6pm West Midlands in England
Go to haven?
Bro if i lostnmy wife to a tsunami knowing it was preventable I wouldn't be capable of living with myself
Poor Yamamoto...
How sad...he thinks his wife won’t go to heaven if her body isn’t found.
If ye love me, keep my commandments.
John 14:15 KJV
Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work:
Exodus 20:8-9 KJV
Saturday is the day of the Lord
The claim that Christ by his death abolished his Father’s law, is without foundation. Had it been possible for the law to be changed or set aside, then Christ need not have died to save man from the penalty of sin. The death of Christ, so far from abolishing the law, proves that it is immutable. The Son of God came to “magnify the law, and make it honorable.” [Isaiah 42:21.] He said, “Think not that I am come to destroy the law;” “till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in nowise pass from the law.” [Matthew 5:17, 18.] And concerning himself he declares, “I delight to do thy will, O my God; yea, thy law is within my heart.” [Psalm 40:8.] GC88 466.3
Ecclesiastes 12:13 KJV
Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.
I can’t understand why they didn’t take the mom in the car knowing she had a bad leg like I wouldn’t leave my mom behind 😣
Disaster stress changes your normal way of thinking . You do not have a clear head and you make mistakes . You will experience it one day and be uncontrolled and clouded thinking
@ Johanna P... I totally agree, they think of fleeing to save their car but leave their elderly grandmother with bad legs inside the house? Shame on them.
There are a lot of Koreans who are pleased when a big earthquake occurs in Japan
which which they found may money also
This is probably stupid... but with an ocean coming on land such as this wonder why you don't see fish, sharks, and other sea creatures...
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You can't put vulnerable handicapped people where in the event of a tsunami it will be almost impossible for them to get to higher ground. I felt sorry for the family who had to leave their grandmother behind and for the husband but also annoyed that the situation arose that should clearly NOT have. Earthquakes and tsunamis are nothing new to Japan and yet they still are incapable of enforcing the rules and regulations AND putting into place set rules that govern certain situations such as the vulnerability due to handicaps etc There is no discussion when it comes to those individuals that are that vulnerable as to where they live, close to and higher up to start with, no discussion ! It's the communities responsibilities to ensure that that happens. As for other essentials such as fuel, medicines, food AND even babies nappies.. REALLY Japan?? There are NO excuses for not being prepared for what follows in the wake of an earthquake and or tsunami.. this illustrated some massive weaknesses by those who should know better re the government, local administration and etc. 👀👍
Every human construction fails when God dictates his terms, it will be massive destruction and condemnation.
Serve the only TRUE God and his son whom he sent.
(Jn 4:24; 17:3; 17; )
Visiting this place Fuchishima, gives me a stark reminder that God is the one who controls this place in Jesus name.
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God bless and stay BLESSED.
It is called Fukushima and your God is just in your imagination
There is a part of me that DOES NOT pitty humans in these situations because they KEEP ON repeating mistakes in severely dangerous places .. like here in the USA rebuilding towns in Louisiana??? It's BELOW sea level !?!?
Venice ?? Etc... We just KEEP doing it ??? It drives me to this conclusion. Sorry
Japanese never complain just suffer Tabun God?why does God hade Japanese ? Wegen des Feigling aller Zeiten ?
Allah tu kidar chai mers Allah