I was reading the following story. After I was through I went to scan fb and saw this near crash. Look at the similarities on the story I read and then this near crash. NO COINCIDENCES. ....Andy SoRelle, Texas oilman, was born to a wealthy oil family in the state of Texas. His own testimony is that he grew-up knowing nothing but oil. He graduated from a university with a degree in oil, and then the second world war came on and he found himself a fighter pilot in Europe. Suicide Mission And one night he was given what was expected to be a suicide mission. He was to take his squadron out into such a dense fog that the commanders thought no plane should be able to make it, but they had to take a chance. They knew there was a column of Germans with a lot of ammunition coming that way. And they wanted these planes to fly through the fog and try to find that column and destroy it. And Andy was given the order to take his squadron and go after them. Andy said, We found them all right. They began to do their job. The Germans turned their anti-aircraft guns on them. Then Andy, with these other fellows, began to try to get out of there. Andy took his plane straight up into the fog. A shell hit his left wing. Andy Lost Total Control of his Plane He suddenly lost all control of the plane. Nothing he did would affect the flight. The plane turned to nose dive, started to spiral and he decided to bail out, but by that time the plane was spiraling so fast the centrifugal force kept him in the plane. He knew that going down at 300 miles an hour towards the ground in 3 seconds he would be dead. There was absolutely nothing in this world that could change that. Then Andy blacked out. Andys Plane Was Back at the Runway Where he Had Taken Off And when he came to, his plane was back at the runway where he took off, coming down the runway to land. He said, I didnt know there was a God up until then. But he knew now there was one. And that God had miraculously spared him. It must have been for a purpose, but he didnt know what. He came down. Remember he did not have one bit of control of the plane. He came down that runway at 150 miles an hour.
Posted on: Sat, 05 Jul 2014 15:03:08 +0000
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