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Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Brief eruption with 1-km-high ash clouds

Kliuchevskoi (Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia)

Tephra and lava flow

Nyamuragira (DR Congo)

Lava flowing northward

Tupungatito (Chile)

Ash eruption and seismicity

Krafla (Iceland)

Slow inflation continues

Arenal (Costa Rica)

Lava extrusion continues; strong fumarolic activity

Poás (Costa Rica)

Small steam explosions continue; September-October activity described

Dukono (Halmahera, Indonesia)

Explosive activity continues

Merapi (Java, Indonesia)

Dome growth continues

Semeru (Java, Indonesia)

Dome growth and ash explosions decline

Sierra Negra (Galapagos Islands, Ecuador)

Last month's eruption obituary was premature

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Reduced thermal anomaly; small ash eruption

Aso (Kyushu, Japan)

Short explosive eruption; 1979 activity reviewed

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Explosions continue; activity since 1955 summarized

On-take (Honshu, Japan)

Vapor emission continues; acid water kills fish

Suwanose-jima (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)

Explosions; incandescent tephra; 1979 activity summarized

Karkar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

Possible weak ash emissions

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

New crater formed

Krafla (Iceland)

Small deflation event; magma migrates 7 km S

Nyamuragira (DR Congo)

Hot tephra and gases kill livestock and plants

White Island (New Zealand)

Fresh ash and impact craters

Santa Maria (western Guatemala)

Ash explosions, lava extrusion, and hot avalanches continue

Pacaya (Guatemala)

Gas emission continues

Cerro Negro (Nicaragua)

Fumaroles generate small white plume

San Cristobal (Nicaragua)

Large white plume

Masaya (Nicaragua)

Active lava lake several times larger than in 1977

Telica (Nicaragua)

Minor white plume

Fuego (Guatemala)

Fumarolic activity continues; summit area described

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Red glow in SE crater

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Ash explosions and earthquakes

Babuyan Claro (North of Luzon, Philippines)

Hot mudflows force evacuation

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Lava effusion from new vent

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Ash emission and occasional lava ejection

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Steam-and-ash explosions follow earthquake swarm

Krafla (Iceland)

Lava extrustion accompanies major deflation-rifting event

Kilauea (Hawaii, USA)

Two intrusions into the upper east rift

Kliuchevskoi (Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia)

Large ash explosions from summit; lava from flank fissure

Ruapehu (North Island, New Zealand)

Small explosions from crater lake

Erebus (Antarctica)

Lava lake revisited

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Occasional steam and ash explosions continue

Babuyan Claro (North of Luzon, Philippines)

Last month's "hot mudflows" not volcanic

Nyamuragira (DR Congo)

Large lava flows and new cone on N flank

Karangetang (Sulawesi, Indonesia)

Incandescent tephra from main crater

Marapi (Sumatra, Indonesia)

Two small plumes     

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Major uplift on N flank; explosions end

Krafla (Iceland)

Inflation rate slows, but remains unusually high

Arenal (Costa Rica)

Lava extrusion continues

Poás (Costa Rica)

Phreatic explosions end

Aso (Kyushu, Japan)

Small ash emission

On-take (Honshu, Japan)

Emission of vapor and a little ash continues

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Explosions and incandescent tephra

Fukutoku-Okanoba (Volcano Islands, Japan)

Discolored water in late 1979 and early 1980

Minami-hiyoshi (Volcano Islands, Japan)

No water discoloration seen since March 1978

Fukujin (Volcano Islands, Japan)

Water discoloration in late 1979 and early 1980

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Moderate ash explosions follows mild activity

Karkar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

Phreatic explosions followed by shrinking crater lake

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Incandescent explosions continue

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Lava ejections and glow

Ruapehu (North Island, New Zealand)

Small explosions through the crater lake continue

White Island (New Zealand)

Tephra eruptions

Krakatau (Indonesia)

Explosions eject incandescent tephra

Etna (Sicily, Italy)
Explosions from summit and SE craters; thermal anomaly on S flank

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Major eruption sends cloud to 23 km, destroys summit, and devastates region

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Incandescent tephra ejected; temperature anomaly on S flank

Ruapehu (North Island, New Zealand)

Phreatic explosions end

White Island (New Zealand)

Explosions continue; new fumaroles and renewed inflation

Karkar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

Weak eruptions through crater lake; inflation ends

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Eruption continues with tephra and small base surge; lava flow stops

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Ash emission and increased seismicity

Aso (Kyushu, Japan)

Activity declines

On-take (Honshu, Japan)

Emission of vapor and a little ash continues

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Largest number of explosions/month in five years

Kanlaon (Central Philippines)

Earthquake swarm

Krafla (Iceland)

Inflation continues; deflation event expected

OBITUARY

Death of David Johnston at St. Helens

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

12 June explosion, then lava dome extrusion

Krafla (Iceland)

Phreatic explosions as inflation slows

Villarrica (central Chile)

Ash ejection

Chirinkotan (Kurile Islands, Russia)

Lava flows and ash explosions

Karkar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

Fumarolic activity continues

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Occasional explosions and glow

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Activity declines to ocasional ash emission

Ruapehu (North Island, New Zealand)

Activity declines

White Island (New Zealand)

New ash deposits, impact craters, and seismicity

Tengger Caldera (Java, Indonesia)

Large incandescent tephra to 1.5 km away

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Steam and ash emission

Kanlaon (Central Philippines)

Seismicity declines

On-take (Honshu, Japan)

Steaming continues

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Activity declines. Explosions/month tabulated since 1955

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Explosions destroy lava dome; 18 May cloud detected over Europe and Asia

Hood (Oregon, USA)

Earthquake swarm

Krafla (Iceland)

Large fissure and eruption

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Incandescent tephra ejection; decreased gravity readings

San Cristobal (Nicaragua)

Moderate vapor plume

Telica (Nicaragua)

Small steam plume emission continues

Cerro Negro (Nicaragua)

New fumarolic area on Cerro La Mula

Las Pilas (Nicaragua)

Minor fumarolic activity

Momotombo (Nicaragua)

Fumarole temperatures measured

Masaya (Nicaragua)

Large plume; high SO2 output

Akutan (Aleutian Islands, USA)

Steam and ash emission; recently-extruded lava flow

Makushin (Aleutian Islands, USA)

Recently-ejected tephra; vapor emission

Pavlof (Alaska, USA)

Steam and a little ash

Gorely (Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia)

Explosions and crater glow

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

More frequent explosions

Suwanose-jima (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)

Tephra ejection

Usu (Hokkaido, Japan)

Cryptodome uplift and seismicity continue

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Ash eruption and earthquake swarm

Karkar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

Possible ash emission

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Vulcanian explosions and glow

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Mild ash emission and occasional rumbling

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

One small explosion; lava dome growth stops

Hekla (Iceland)

Large tephra cloud and lava flows

Krafla (Iceland)

Inflation resumes after last month's eruption

Kilauea (Hawaii, USA)

Intrusion into the upper east rift zone

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Two one-day eruptions

Gareloi (Aleutian Islands, USA)

Tephra cloud from summit crater

Arenal (Costa Rica)

Lava extrusion continues

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Explosions and seismicity continue

Malinao (Luzon, Philippines)

Small phreatic explosion

Mayon (Luzon, Philippines)

Harmonic tremor

Karkar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

Gas emission strengthens

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Occasional tephra emission

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Ash emission continues

White Island (New Zealand)

Ash eruption

Gamalama (Halmahera, Indonesia)

Strong tephra eruption; 40,000 evacuate

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

More frequent explosions

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Harmonic tremor and vapor emission; 18 May material remains in upper atmosphere

Gareloi (Aleutian Islands, USA)

Renewed ash emission to six kilometers

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Ashfall to coast; lava flow; bombs

Villarrica (central Chile)

Ash eruptions and pyroclastic flow

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Small ash ejection

Karkar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

New fumarolic vents; seismicity intensifies

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

More frequent incandescent activity

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Occasional ash emission

Krafla (Iceland)

Inflation nearing level that triggered earlier deflations

Ulawan (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Ash billows to 6 kilometers above crater

Karangetang (Sulawesi, Indonesia)

Cauliflower-shaped cloud; incandescent tephra

Gamalama (Halmahera, Indonesia)

Explosions from two craters; evacuees return

Krakatau (Indonesia)

Explosions continue

Semeru (Java, Indonesia)

Ash eruptions

Tengger Caldera (Java, Indonesia)

Explosions resume, then end

Aso (Kyushu, Japan)

Small ash emission

Asama (Honshu, Japan)

Seismicity increases

Kuchinoerabu-jima (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)

Weak ash emission

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Explosions continue

Atmospheric Effects

Atmospheric effects of probable volcanic origin

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Explosive eruptions and new lava dome

Krafla (Iceland)

Fissure eruption

Ulawun (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Brief, intense explosive eruption

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Large explosions and block lava flow

Kilauea (Hawaii, USA)

Two intrusions into the upper east rift

Kavachi (Solomon Islands)

Small submarine eruption

Ruapehu (North Island, New Zealand)

Small ash eruption from crater lake

White Island (New Zealand)

Minor ash emission; deflation slows

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Harmonic tremor and vapor emission; chemical data summarized

Pavlof (Alaska, USA)

Lava fountaining and ash emission; possible lava flow

Gareloi (Aleutian Islands, USA)

Aircraft samples stratospheric plume

Krafla (Iceland)

Eruption expected soon

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Eruption declines

Kavachi (Solomon Islands)

Submarine activity diminishes

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Seismic activity decreases

Mayon (Luzon, Philippines)

Occasional tremor episodes through November

Kanlaon (Central Philippines)

Seismicity still above normal in late November

Bayonnaise Rocks (Izu Islands, Japan)

Discolored water

Fukutoku-Okanoba (Volcano Islands, Japan)

Discolored water seen during April-July 1980

Minami-hiyoshi (Volcano Islands, Japan)

No observed activity since March 1978

Nikko (Volcano Islands, Japan)

No signs of activity since July 1979

Fukujin (Volcano Islands, Japan)

Water discoloration seen on 12 May 1980

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Lapilli and air shocks break windows

Asama (Honshu, Japan)

Frequent seismicity continues

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Dome growth, vapor plumes, and earthquake swarms

Krafla (Iceland)

Four days of slow deflation, then inflation resumes

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Explosions continue; 1980 activity summarized

Kuchinoerabu-jima (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)

Seismicity and steaming decline; 28 September eruption fissure and tephra described

Bayonnaise Rocks (Izu Islands, Japan)

Discolored water seen on 23 December

Fukutoku-Okanoba (Volcano Islands, Japan)

Water discoloration observed in November and December 1980

Minami-hiyoshi (Volcano Islands, Japan)

No seawater discoloration seen in November-December 1980

Nikko (Volcano Islands, Japan)

No observation made

Fukujin (Volcano Islands, Japan)

No seawater discoloration seen in November-December 1980

Suwanose-jima (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)

December 1979-December 1980 explosions tabulated

Shikotsu (Hokkaido, Japan)

Seismicity increases

Mayon (Luzon, Philippines)

Steam emission, crater glow, and seismicity

Cerro Negro (Nicaragua)

Small vapor plume; seismicity drops

Cosigüina (Nicaragua)

No fumarolic activity visible

Las Pilas (Nicaragua)

Small vapor plume

Masaya (Nicaragua)

Continued emission of a large gas plume

Mombacho (Nicaragua)

Small intermittent plume

Momotombo (Nicaragua)

Summit crater fumaroles remain hot; night glow from crater

San Cristobal (Nicaragua)

Moderate vapor plume

Telica (Nicaragua)

Moderate vapor plume

Santa Ana (El Salvador)

Plume from inner crater fumaroles

San Miguel (El Salvador)

Small vapor plume

Pacaya (Guatemala)

Small cinder cone grows within MacKenney Crater

Santa Maria (western Guatemala)

Ash and gas eruptions eject blocks and tephra

 
 
 
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Isaiah 56:  [7] Even them will I bring to my holy mountain, and make them joyful in my house of prayer: their burnt offerings and their sacrifices shall be accepted upon mine altar; for mine house shall be called an house of prayer for all people.

Philippians 2: [1] If there be therefore any consolation in Christ, if any comfort of love, if any fellowship of the Spirit, if any bowels and mercies, [2] Fulfill ye my joy, that ye be likeminded, having the same love, being of one accord, of one mind. [3] Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory; but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves. [4] Look not every man on his own things, but every man also on the things of others. [5] Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: [6] Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God: [7] But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men: [8] And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. [9] Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him, and given him a name which is above every name: [10] That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth; [11] And that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. 


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A composite of the Hebrew words for Joel 2:30: And I will show a token, a sign and wonder in the visible arch of the sky where the clouds move and throughout all the earth, in the fields, in the country, in the wilderness and it will have the appearance of blood, along with a burning, hot flaming fire, with columns of cloudy dust, smoke and vapor.
 
A composite of the Hebrew words for Joel 2:31: The brilliant sun, from the rising of the sun in the east to the sun rays in the arch ways of the sky, will be changed into darkness, as if it were night and the moon will take on the appearance of blood before the great and noble, fearful and terrible day in which Jehovah, the self-Existing One, the Eternal Lord shall come.

A composite of the Greek words for Acts 2:19: And I will bring forth a rare event so extraordinary, it will inspire wonder, for it will be in the elevated area of the sky and a token of these events, will be throughout the entire regions under the surface of the soil, of all the land of the world, for it will be a visible wonder of flowing substance like blood, of flashes of lightening and fire, with a mist of smoke.

A composite of the Greek words for Acts 2:20: The rising of the sun in the east and the rays of daily light will become as an outlining shadow and the bright shining moon, will appear to be a blood red color, before that mighty and visible day in which the One in supreme authority will come.
   

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Dardanelle Missionary Baptist Church Is Now Offering An Exposition Of ‘Daniel’s 70 Prophetic Weeks’ On 2 DVD Disks In An Attractive Plastic Case.

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