2  Blow the trumpet in Zion;      sound the alarm on my holy hill.
Let all who live in the land tremble,      for the day of the Lord is coming. It is close at hand— 2       a day of darkness and gloom,      a day of clouds and blackness. Like dawn spreading across the mountains      a large and mighty army comes, such as never was in ancient times      nor ever will be in ages to come.
3  Before them fire devours,      behind them a flame blazes. Before them the land is like the garden of Eden,      behind them, a desert waste—      nothing escapes them. 4  They have the appearance of horses;      they gallop along like cavalry. 5  With a noise like that of chariots      they leap over the mountaintops, like a crackling fire consuming stubble,      like a mighty army drawn up for battle.
6  At the sight of them, nations are in anguish;      every face turns pale. 7  They charge like warriors;      they scale walls like soldiers. They all march in line,      not swerving from their course. 8  They do not jostle each other;      each marches straight ahead. They plunge through defenses      without breaking ranks. 9  They rush upon the city;      they run along the wall. They climb into the houses;      like thieves they enter through the windows. 10  Before them the earth shakes,      the heavens tremble, the sun and moon are darkened,      and the stars no longer shine. 11  The Lord thunders      at the head of his army; his forces are beyond number,      and mighty is the army that obeys his command. The day of the Lord is great;      it is dreadful.      Who can endure it? This is labeled the 'Army of Locusts' but it's clear this event was not due to locusts but to volcanic ash racing along devouring everything in its path. Locusts do not make the land tremble nor darken the sky but volcanic eruptions do.    29  Even on my servants, both men and women,      I will pour out my Spirit in those days. 30  I will show wonders in the heavens      and on the earth,      blood and fire and billows of smoke. 31  The sun will be turned to darkness      and the moon to blood      before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord . 32  And everyone who calls      on the name of the Lord will be saved; for on Mount Zion and in Jerusalem      there will be deliverance, Locusts do not produce 'billows of smoke' and cannot make the moon look blood red, but volcanic eruptions can.  The second reason for a red Moon is if there's some kind of particle in the air . A forest fire or volcanic eruption can fill the air with tiny particles that partially obscure light from the Sun and Moon. Once again, these particles tend to scatter blue and green light away, while permitting red light to pass through more easily. When you see a red moon, high up in the sky, it's probably because there's a large amount of dust in the air. Incidentally, Mount Zion was probably a volcano in a place called Jerusalem other than the Jerusalem we know of today. There may have been two Jerusalems ...the original one maybe in Saudi Arabia and the one we now believe is the original one in Israel.  
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They believe that when it expels hot lava, Merapi is really sending golden carriages to the South Sea, the kingdom of Nyai Ratu Kidul (Queen of the South Sea), for the feast. However, he (Agni) is feared by nature. When he gets angry he can burn trees with his fire and burns the grass with his chariot's wheels while raging thru the forest. Pele is a skilled rider of the holua, a wooden sled that slides down steep stone ramps. Papalauahi and and other chiefs challenged Pele to see who was the best holua rider. Papalauahi proved by far to be the most skilled. Pele lost her temper. She produced a great flood of lava which overran many of the other chiefs and onlookers.  MOUNT Cameroon, also called Mount Fako, also called Buea Mountain but most fondly called "The chariot of the gods" is the only mountain in Cameroon which has also been recorded as a volcanic mountain, with a horrifying eruption record Cameroonians have been trying to erase from memory for over 10 years. Mount Fako is believed to be guarded from erupting again by a man-eater god named Epasa Moto . Efasa-Moto is the folkloric god of the Fako Mountain.