Back at the end of December 2015 as I worshiped the Father through His Son, I was given a poem:
The days ahead will be full of dread
But I tell you--have no fear
Mountains will shake and the earth will quake
But I tell you--have no fear
Many losses shall appear
But many gains to hold dear
Touch nothing that is impure
See nothing that is evil
Taste nothing that is poison
I will guide you and hold you near
Seek My face continually
Keep prayers upon your lips
And I assure you, My love,
From Heaven you will sip
Taste only good things
Hear only good things
And you will see Good
Be kind to others
With My Love be smothered
And reek to High Heaven with Love
No other name than Jesus
Proclaim Him for He is
The highest of all sons
Keep faithful to Him in all things
He is Lord and King
For the victory is ours--
WE HAVE WON!
Several scriptures came to mind as I re-read this poem after writing it in my journal that day: Philippians 4:8; Psalm 34:8-19; Ephesians 3:1-19 and Ephesians 5:1-2.
Not only are these words of exhortation to think on good things, but they are His words of promise to allow us to sip from Heaven in the midst of turmoil!
More Encouragement
During this Passover Week the Spirit reminded me of this poem He had given me and said, "You will walk through fires and be unharmed. You will climb mountains and have the strength. You shall run and not be weary."
I knew this did not necessarily mean literal fires and mountains (although it very well could), but was more likely referring to fiery trials and circumstances appearing as impassable mountains before me.
At this writing many of the brethren have received words, dreams, or visions of warning of impending dangers both natural and man-made and I know that no one will be untouched for these things to befall us will be worldwide. In my bowels surged a familiar dichotomous emotion. It was the agony of knowing I must endure to the end mixed with the joy of His very soon Glorious Appearing in the Clouds.
Truly we are living in the Best of Times &
the Worst of Times~
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