What do you think about the path of the eclipse?

[BCRanger10]

The eclipse on April 8th will begin over a town called Jonah, Texas and will pass over, or very near the only places in North America called "Nineveh".

If there are some who are not familiar, Jonah was the prophet in the Bible sent to admonish the people of the city of Nineveh and warn them

[dustybiker2]

If I make odd connections to events and such my friends claim I am a witch, so I try to limit playing that card. 😏
It makes me wonder why they are pushing the protective glasses for the solar eclipse if our area won't even see it. Sucker seekers.
Enjoy the view for those who do.

[musicbrain5]

I don’t think anything of it except for the fact that it will pass right over where I live. I’m looking forward to it and hoping for clear skies. It has nothing to do with religion, this seems to be a coincidence.

[NathanDavis]

no different from all those Mesoamerican calendars that studied and predicted all these paths by the thousands of years in advance...

to let themselves know about crops and stuff, lol

[AviatorTom]

The path of the eclipse is simple orbital mechanics. Trying to read some religious or supernatural impact is fraught with failure.

[Siri137]

Yes, and that's what we call a co-incidence. There's nothing meaningful about the "path" of the eclipse, no hidden message to be found.

[RavVid]

I hope the good citizens of Nineveh are actually good. Is it a solar or lunar. If lunar I hope everybody is in the bed they are meant to be in.

[jshm2]

You can see anything in anything if you look hard enough.

[ThaMaskedMarvel]

I'm not sure but it seems kinda eerie. What do you think, Jennifer? 👀

[itsclearlynicholas]

Lol, is that a reference to some biblical flood? Wow 😲😳

[itsclearlynicholas]

I'm Aussie and have no opinion other than irony it's called the ark. I dislike strongly biblical stuff. Cringey

[worldscolide]

Sad that I won't get to see it.

[Agape93]

Coincidence