Nostradamus C4 Q52: The scale of the flood disaster that changes man's future.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

Mankind is under threat as ocean levels surge, seaports ( preſt a ſo) sink, new seafronts ( sera fort en) and oceanfront ( a fort encont) rises ( ſſier).

Desperate people seek sanctuary from their enemy at any cost.

Within those towns still standing, people search for the Spirit of God and the resurrection of the one they see as their saviour.

This is the story contained in this verse and it is consistent with tale in many others as set out in my paper called Floods.

This flood achieves its greatest depth in France totally covering towns such as SanTropez ( z ſeront pa) and lapping at the edge of communes like Pontcharra ( ront par cha) which is over 240m above current sea level.

This great flood extends to the Gulf of Hormus ( murs ho) and beyond.

This is the new story of mankind and it speaks of the heroism required to survive.

 In addition it is the tale of objects with eerie ( iere) powers gained from  faster ( t sera f) electrons ( contre les) that lead to a new generation of mennish ( nnemis) homines ( nemis ho).

 In this verse the conclusion about the magnitude of the floods is drawn from the change in seafronts, oceanfronts and seaports but in C4 Q53 it is the anagrams for submerged lands that provides direct wording for such a flood.

# mennish: old word for mankind / human race.
# homines: # Pontcharra: commune in the Rhone-Alpes about 240m above sea level and about 20km from Grenoble.
# San Tropez: Provencal town situated on the French Riviera - occupied by Arab Muslims in the 10th century.