C01 Q72-N's interest in early Christian impact on Southern France.

Nostradamus Prophecies C1 Q72 Turmoil in south of France linked to mutation in Agen in the 16thC

This verse is more historical than most and its content suggests it belongs in the stream about the Christ lineage in Southern France.

Its key anagrams relate to the period in which the Christian apostles were active and reflects the changes that the Roman Empire brought to the Pyrennees and Provence.

The anagrams for Euroclydon and Boanergean add piquant detail to the story told in the text.

#Euroclydon, also known as Euraquilo, is a stormy, northeasterly wind that occurs in the Mediterranean Sea, particularly in the Levant. It is described as a dangerous, tempestuous wind that can cause shipwrecks. The term is most notably used in the Bible (Acts 27:14) to describe the storm that threatened to wreck the ship carrying the Apostle Paul to Rome

The name #"Boanerges" appears in the New Testament, specifically in Mark 3:17, where Jesus gives it to James and John.
The term "sons of thunder" reflects their potential for passionate, even forceful, action, likened to a thunderstorm.

Nostradamus C01 Q72: interest in the early Christian impact on Southern France. Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

Nostradamus C01 Q72: interest in the early Christian impact on Southern France.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015