Battlefield Chronicles 1

“Yesterday’s News Today”

VOL. I...No. 1

The Battlefield Chronicles
Copyright © 2013 The Battlefield Chronicles

JERUSALEM, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2013

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Jerusalem: Today, sunny, a few afternoon clouds, High 77. Tonight,
slightly more humid. Low 65. Tomorrow, sun then clouds. High
81. Yesterday, high 81, low 61.

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SODOM DESTROYED
APOCALYPTIC FIRE CLAIMS TWO CITIES IN DAY OF HORROR

DOWNTOWN SODOM

Family escapes
STAFF REPORTER
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL

What can be described as nothing short of miraculous, one
family did survive the destruction of the city. Lot of Sodom and
his two daughters escaped by the skin of their teeth. Lot’s wife
unfortunately did not make it out of the devastation. One of
Lot’s daughters told us that the evening before the destruction,
her father was engaged in an argument with some of the local
citizens of Sodom. Apparently this was not the first time he
has exchanged words with the locals. This time things turned
ugly when the mob demanded that Lot’s two guests be brought
out to engage in what can only be described as illicit conduct.
A tough neighborhood to be sure. When asked about the two
guests, Lot’s daughter would only tell us that they met her father at the city gate and he invited them to spend the night
under the protection of his roof. She said that during the altercation with the angry mob, the two men warned the family
that destruction was on its way and they advised us to get out
of the city as quickly as possible. Both of Lot’s daughters were
engaged to local men who were lost in the catastrophe.

LOT’S WIFE: Was seen fleeing Sodom. When she looked back on the
burning city she was struck and killed instantly.

FIRE & BRIMSTONE: From the north to the south, Sodom and Gomorrah are completely obliterated. Only
three people survived. Local hero Abraham may be invovled and is being investigated. See page A2.

Sodom and Gomorrah in ruins
STAFF REPORTER
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL

According to one eye witness who happened
to be grazing his sheep on a hill overlooking the
Siddim Valley: “It happened in an instant. It was
a peaceful morning, I was watching the sun rise
when I heard a low ominous rumble which in a
moment turned into a deafening roar. The sound
seemed to be coming from above. I looked up into
the sky and suddenly fire began to fall from the
heavens. At the same time an earthquake erupted
and split the city in half. There was a strong smell
of sulphur in the air. Within seconds the entire city
was destroyed. It happened so fast that it appeared
no one had time to escape. But then I saw two very
tall men leading four people out of the city gate
and away from the devastation. One of the group,
a women I think, turned back like she had forgotten something. I lost sight of her but I did see the

man and the other two women run in the direction of the neighboring town of Zoar. I don’t know
what happened to the two men who led them out.
They just disappeared. A second eyewitness gave
this report to one of our staff writers: “By the
time I reached Sodom, the destruction was pretty
much over. Previously, I was passing by the Oaks
of Mamre, near Hebron, and I saw the Hebrew,
Abraham, gazing off into the distance. Curious,
I looked in the direction Abraham was looking
and I could see nothing. I thought perhaps he was
just day-dreaming. Then, all of a sudden, I heard
a sound like distant thunder and when I looked, I
saw smoke rising in the distance. In the direction
of Sodom. Strange… but it’s almost as if Abraham
was expecting the catastrophe to happen?”

WilliamBooth

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