St Felix Flood of November 5th 1530 - Strange Accounts From a 1530 middle-French Book!

[@misssbump1391]

the nag hammadi texts sheds even more light imo on all of this also. great post! ty!

[@misssbump1391]

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[@misssbump1391]

p.p.s i did always wonder where this 'old' zeeland was to warrant the "new Zealand" we have now...😅

[@RegainingTheBalance]

I might bring some of that into the fold when it helps to make to puzzle pieces fit! Thanks for the comment!

[@michiganporter]

Martin sent me, nice job bro! Keep digging for TRUTH. We need answers!

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Thank you brother! Got lots of stuff coming!

[@LoveVanillaRose]

I couldn't hear your last video at all, and this one's volume is still too low. I love your work! I just hope you get the volume worked out. Good work!

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Thank you for the kind comment, and thank you for telling me about the sound, I'll make sure to pump up the volume in the future!

[@Test7017]

Sound is Great here👌👍

[@igorbeliakov8441]

I loved both the narration and the content. Certainly, a great start. I wish your curiosity never stops :) Btw, as someone who lived in Belgium and loved visiting Antwerp (Anvers) every other weekend, I was pleased to see something in connection with those places, albeit in tragic context. And thanks to KD for pointing at your channel :)

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Thank you very much @Igor Beliakov! I bet Antwerp is a beautiful city to visit with lots of "mud flood" buildings everywhere. As gfar as KD goes, I wish the website would send me a confirmation letter so I could at least interact with all the people posting great stuff!

[@igorbeliakov8441]

Regaining The Balance, I hope to come back there within a year and start making contributions to our community on similar content as well :) I’ve sent a PM to KD, thus hope your account gets verified soon. :)

[@RegainingTheBalance]

@@igorbeliakov8441 I look forward to your contributions! and thanks for trying to help with the verification!

[@igorbeliakov8441]

Regaining The Balance, if your account hasn’t been approved yet, plz, use the e-mail form at the bottom of the page, KD will be happy to help you out with the registration. :)

[@RegainingTheBalance]

@@igorbeliakov8441 Thanks for letting me know, I'll definitely send him an email!

[@Loagun]

I'm relistening to your vids as i paint my livingroom... Just started this one: 'Zealand' and today we have a New Zealand. Something for me to add to the research list.

[@ericpilkington6298]

This is already my favourite channel. Your translation work is extremely interesting

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Thank you very much @Eric Pilkinton !

[@random2829]

Subbed. Thanks for your efforts in making this content available!

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Thank you and welcome to the channel!

[@quentin818]

Grate work, I look forward to what’s to come from you,

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Thank you @starion rule !

[@k238studios]

Blessings from Amsterdam, never ever heard of this St Felix flood! Astonishing research, very impressive! :(

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Thank you! I never heard of it either until I came across this document, and was even more surprised that there was so little info about one of the worst flood in recorded history!

[@k238studios]

@@RegainingTheBalance I was born in Amsterdam and as a little kid I found a lot of stuff, like old chalk pipe heads, wall tiles, shards of pots. In those days (almost half a century ago), it was still a wild and unexplored part of Amsterdam. Also I remember there was a place we called "the coloured pebbles beach". That place was once called "Houtewaal" and destroyed by a flood in the 16th century, in old drawings it showed it had a big church. Those glassy coloured pebbles were probably the leftovers of the church windows. I love your channel, StolenHistory brought me here, I'm grateful they mentioned it! ;D

[@RegainingTheBalance]

@@k238studios I'm glad they mentioned it too! I'm not surprised you'd find stuff like that. I wonder if anyone has gone down in some of those areas scuba dive style to explore where some of these lost cities might still have remnants of it under all that cold water? I bet there are still some masonry style building still there.

[@k238studios]

@@RegainingTheBalance I think it's under a big pile of mud! Here at the old centre of Amsterdam they are still deepening floors in the old mansions. The foundations of these canal houses go very deep, it almost looks like they were buried some time ago and had to dig out doorways and make entrances to the second floor! ;D

[@RegainingTheBalance]

@@k238studios Well then a true "mud flood" event for sure! I know this document only talks about certain places, but I bet Amsterdam was effected by it. The problem is there' almost no info on it but general info about death counts and certain towns being completely destroyed. I knew the houses out there were sunk deep, but digging out multipole floors is crazy!

[@blacskii4970]

Thank you this is the only video i found that talks about a flood that last 40 days and 40 nights. If you calculated the years from Adam to Noah when the flood took place, the year is 1553. In the bible it says the flood lasted a year but the whole event could of lasted 10 starting in 1543. Same reason he documented the flood is the same promise God said about the rainbow after the flood. The promise of not flooding the whole world if man change the error of their ways but the floods still take place because men dont want change. Its like they like blindness thinking it will save them from pain when it actually keeps them from seeing the suffering to come. Noah was able to prepare because God gave him warning and he took action. God give many warnings and they dont believe that He is still God that give and take away life.

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

Great content , You were Recommended by Martin , Liked , Subbed and Shared , Thank You :) QC

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Thanks so much brother! I hope you enjoy the content!

[@camacassie]

Subbed Love from Scotland

[@RegainingTheBalance]

I'm from Scottish heritage myself, Thank you!

[@charlesborrall3790]

Before you even get started. Thank you.

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Thanks Charles, I appreciate that!

[@ericpilkington6298]

This is probably wrong, but the word missing part regarding iron from the sky. The word is manier/manner... could it be something with "raining manna" as a comparison to the lords food rain. Probably not, but.. just putting it out there.

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Manner we got, it's the "dug de". that we couldn't figure out. but @Elke Leonhardt may have figured it out in the comment below! It might say "in the manner "they do"" which is a weird thing to say, lol

[@giovanniberkien4314]

A few minutes in and i can tell i like you and your research. I do not hear a accent. Im from delft. Just some info incase i come back

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Thank you

[@robertcameron3863]

Thanks

[@RegainingTheBalance]

It's my pleasure.

[@ericpilkington6298]

I dont remember where the f... i read it, but if i remember correctly it was a 1500s depiction of rome, describing parts of the city being populated by thieves, "dirty" foreigners etc after the romans had left/wasnt there.

[@RegainingTheBalance]

If it really was the "capital of Christendom" I would assume it would draw in all kinds of people. Your comment reminds me a bit of the TV show Rome, where they definitely painted the streets as pretty violent, of course that's a TV show, but I bet it;s not far off the mark depending on the time period.

[@seananon4893]

Martin sent me. 😁

[@RegainingTheBalance]

Welcome to the channel!

[@Loagun]

Also $8 million... The earliest date I could find for an inflation calculator was 1635 and in US dollars: $292,398,072.29. Yup, big storm.