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PROPHECY CHECK · GREAT-FLOOD-PROPHECY

Great flood prophecy — tracing the earliest source

Multiple figures · online attributions · Global
First public주장별 상이
Prediction window2026-01-01 — 2028-12-31
Resolve by주장별 별도
Source levelC–D · mixed claims
01

What is being claimed?

Under the label “great flood prophecy,” ancient flood traditions, modern attributed sayings, tsunami claims and climate projections are often blended into one prediction.

02

Earliest source

There is no single source. Each item is separated into biblical and Mesopotamian flood traditions, modern attributed predictions, and scientific risk assessments.

03

Original wording

Broad flood wording without a confirmed person, date, place and original text is not presented as a fixed quotation.

04 · CLAIM BREAKDOWN

Break the claim into testable parts

DateUsually unclear
PlaceVaries: global, Asia, United States and others
EventFlood, tsunami and sea-level rise are conflated

05 · OUTCOME

What actually happened

Real flood risk must be evaluated with meteorological, hydrological, glacial and land-use data. A flood occurring somewhere does not validate a vague prophecy.

06 · COUNTERARGUMENTS & CAUTIONS

Where interpretation can change

  1. 01Separate ancient myth from modern dated prediction.
  2. 02Do not use scientific climate scenarios as proof of a personal prophecy.

08 · SOURCES & EVIDENCE

Structured source record

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IPCC Sixth Assessment Report

IPCC · English

Published 2021 · Checked 2026-08-31
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WMO flood and hazard information

World Meteorological Organization · English

Published current · Checked 2026-08-31