Get With the Program While There is Time

Today during prayer, “Rebecca” told me about a vision she had while she was studying yesterday. I hope I get all the facts right.

The sky opened. She saw the Lion of Judah appear in the sky, followed by an eagle. Flames surrounded his feet and his mane. A dove appeared and put a crown on his head. Several other doves were flying around.

The eagle carried a flag. The doves put flags on poles on his tail. She was able to make out two American flags. She saw another flag containing the colors red, white, and blue, as well as what looked like swords. She went to a website to see if she could find out which country the flag belonged to. I know a number of Haitians, and I wondered if the flag could represent one of them. I said I wondered if it was a Haitian flag. She looked up the Haitian flag and said it was what she had seen. Here it is:

As you can see, the flag features a picture of 6 smaller flags mounted on poles with spearheads. Very much like swords. She had described the flag before I suggested it might be Haitian, so there was no way for her to cheat. I didn’t realize the Haitian flag had so much red, white, and blue in it. I thought it was mostly white and yellow, and I didn’t know whether it had swords in it. I had seen it in the past, but what American remembers the overly ornate flags of little island countries?

Haiti’s motto is on the flag, and in French, it means, “Union makes strength.” We’re always quoting the scripture that says two are better than one, as well as the scripture that says one will put a thousand to flight and two will put ten thousand to flight.

In actuality, the scripture about putting thousands to flight goes like this, and it was spoken against the Hebrews: “How should one chase a thousand, and two put ten thousand to flight, except their Rock had sold them, and the LORD had shut them up?” It refers to the position of weakness the Hebrews suffered as a result of rebellion. As God has told me, though, there is always symmetry in the supernatural, so if two heathens can put ten thousand Jewish idolaters to flight, then two of God’s servants can put ten thousand of their enemies to flight.

Joshua 23:10 confirms it: “One man of you shall chase a thousand: for the LORD your God, he it is that fighteth for you, as he hath promised you.” Then there is the story of Samson, who killed a thousand men with the jawbone of an ass, showing that the servants of God would speak defeat to the servants of Satan by the Holy Spirit. An ass represents the flesh, as seen in the story of Jesus entering Jerusalem on an ass, and the jawbone represents speech.

She looked down, and things were unveiled to her. She saw my bed, and she thought she was going to see me, so she was happy. She then saw a white man whose flesh was rotting. He grabbed her and tried to pull her to him. He said his name, which we’ll pretend was Ralph. She thought it was a spirit associated with my ancestors. She knew she would have to fight, and the scene changed to another place. He turned into a strong young black man, and she knew she would need help.

Rebecca called on the lion, who was now far off on the ground, to save her, but he didn’t pay attention at first. Then she remembered the scripture that says God’s sheep know the sound of his voice, and she reasoned he must know the sound of our voices. She called on him as one of his flock, and he directed his attention to her area.

She recalled the scripture that says God inhabits the praises of his people, and she praised him to bring him to her. Then he descended from the sky and landed between her and the man and separated them. He held her and also locked her out of the area where the black man was, and he also did other things elsewhere, showing that he was omnipresent. He walked away with her, he stayed with the black man, and he remained on the ground far away.

The whole thing is very interesting.

The Lion of Judah is God. It’s a name for Jesus Christ. The name “Judah” means “praise.” Jesus was our high priest, but he was not a Levite. He was from the tribe of Judah.

God showed me that his children on earth are like his feet. We are the parts of his body that touch the earth, and this is why Jesus washed the feet of the disciples. Living in the earth subjects us to constant contamination, and only the water of the Holy Spirit, administered by Jesus, can keep us clean.

The word says God makes his ministers a flame of fire, and that explains the fire on the lion’s feet and mane. A mane is a type of beard, and a beard represents the glory of God which comes from a history of prayer (especially prayer in tongues). God has told me authority only comes from time spent in the presence of God, and praying in tongues is a very easy way to enter his presence.

Why did I think the Haitian flag was a person? Last year, I heard God saying I was his ensign, and he also said I was his signet. These terms are similar. An ensign is a flag you put on a ship to show the nation to whom it belongs to. It’s a token of authority. A signet is a small symbol of authority, and signets have been used for things like signing documents to show they were written by kings.

I had the sense that the two American flags were Rebecca and me. She said this was the impression she had gotten, and to her, it showed she was right to move here.

The flags belonged in the tail, because we know beings who follow a spirit are caught up in his tail. The angels who followed Satan were swept down by his tail.

As for the eagle, it made me think of what Jesus said to help us know when he returned in the flesh, so we would not be fooled by impostors: “For wheresoever the carcase is, there will the eagles be gathered together.”

When Jesus was resurrected, who were the first witnesses? People like to say Mary Magdalene was first, but the first witnesses were two male angels who can also be seen in the two golden cherubs on the ark of the covenant. The slab where Jesus lay in the tomb represents the mercy seat, where God sits to judge. The lid of the ark is the mercy seat, and the presence of God sat between the cherubs.

When Jesus returns in the flesh (and a carcass is flesh), he will be accompanied by cherubs, whom he refers to as eagles.

The eagle that accompanied the Lion of Judah was a cherub.

Maybe the cherub was Gabriel. Some believe the cherubs over the throne of heaven are Michael, the guardian of Israel, and Gabriel, God’s herald. The word says Jesus will return after the seventh trumpet sounds (Revelation 11:15). It also calls the angel who sounds the trumpet the seventh angel, so I’m not clear on how many cherubs there are or whether the same two always stand by God.

Maybe the eagle was Michael, and he was alone with God because Gabriel was sounding the trumpet.

The dove that crowned the lion is the Spirit of Holiness, who is the only authority a living man can have. He crowns us with authority. He crowned the lion in the vision just as he descended on Jesus when he was baptized in the Jordan.

Why did Rebecca see a zombie named Ralph in the bed? Right now we are fasting in order to defeat our flesh and get power. I believe the zombie represented the flesh. Two married people are one flesh, so there was no need to put two zombies in the vision. The fact that he became black suggests African witchcraft is trying to work in our flesh. That’s a fact we already know. Rebecca has relatives who practice witchcraft, and they curse her.

The name of the zombie is my grandfather’s first name. He is the ancestor of my flesh, but not my spirit.

It’s a remarkable vision.

Rebecca is on a 30-day fast. I take it day by day. I don’t know when I’ll stop. We’re not fasting all day.

If you don’t think God is real, or you think Jesus was just a magician who did his works through demons, maybe this vision will wake you up.