It's easy for many to wash away prophecies as merely luck or chance, yet one man has seemingly had a number of his recent predictions come true, and one in particular that's yet to happen has many across the United States alarmed.
We can't all have the powers of notable figures such as Baba Vanga or Nostradamus, whose predictions have seemingly come to fruition decades if not centuries after they were first laid out.
However, a number of individuals in the present day do profess to having the ability to see into the future – often through visions given to them by God – and one man in particular has made a name for himself after a number of correct prophecies.
Oklahoma pastor Brandon Dale Biggs went viral last year when he seemingly correctly predicted that an assassination attempt would be made against Donald Trump amid his election campaign trail, adding also that both Michigan and Oklahoma would vote in 'red waves', which did indeed happen.
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There is, however, another prophecy that Biggs made in that same notorious video with the politically themed predictions, and a recent global event has caused it to resurface, leaving many fearful for the future of the United States.
As reported by the Daily Mail, Biggs previously prophesized on YouTube that a devastating 10.0 scale earthquake would 'split the USA in half' across the New Madrid fault line, which is a major seismic zone encompassing Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Illinois.
"It was the largest earthquake that ever had happened on the Earth," Biggs revealed on his own YouTube channel, adding that "it happened right by the Mississippi River and it's like it split the Mississippi River and made it bigger," causing all of the bridges to collapse alongside countless houses and buildings.
He added that in this dream vision over 1,800 people died as a result of the earthquake, with likely many more left with injuries, but the most alarming thing is seemingly what triggered the natural disaster in the first place.
Biggs has prophesized that the quake would occur when Jerusalem becomes 'divided through a two-state solution', leaving people with just a 'three-day window' to escape before disaster begins.
"The Lord told me [...] you will see a three-day window. That's the time for people to flee," the pastor warned.
Now while this initial prediction was made over two years ago, the recent 'peace plan' between Palestine and Israel led by President Trump has many worried that this is the moment that Biggs' earthquake will strike.
Scientists and experts have downplayed the possibility of this happening though, explaining that there's 'virtually zero' chance of a quake on this scale happening, especially in the area that Biggs has seemingly forseen.
If it were to happen it would likely cause hundreds of thousands if not millions of deaths, yet it would likely take a fault system stretching at least 6,200 miles for anything of this scale to actually start, with the New Madrid fault line stretching just 150 miles.