(just want to clarify here) the "three years" isn't an exact date, so don't anyone go mark your calendars or anything, for all I know something could happen a year from now. . . I hope everyone understands that, hence the term "within." (this isn't directed at anyone specifically) And don't be getting any ideas like some big explosion is going to occur, or that there will be a newsflash across the tv that says "this is what the Lord was talking about."
It will be an inner witness, and if it is like anything I've experienced in the past, people who actually DO go into preparation are less likely to feel the "bump" as are people to whom the word is given, but do nothing.
Like I said, this may not be for everyone. I'm on a need-to-know basis, and apparently I don't need to know that info.
Just to share something that happened to me a few years back. My husband was upset with his auto-insurance company, so he cancelled them. Well, I didn't think too much of it, assuming he would directly get to getting other insurance. (He didn't, mostly because he is the biggest procrastinator this planet has ever seen)
Well the Lord began speaking to me about the insurance on his truck, and that something was going to happen to the truck. He told me it was imperative that I get insurance on the truck. For a time, I persisted in telling DH, that I felt like the Lord had said to get insurance on the truck, and even went about finding insurance. But DH told me not to do it, that he would do it.
Well I was in bondage at that time to the belief that I was just supposed to blindly obey my husband, that he was my authority, and that if he was in the wrong, the Lord would deal with him before anything bad could happen to me.
So, I obeyed my husband, and left it up to him as he demanded. Two months later I had an accident (I hit a postal van of all vehicles). I didn't even see the van at all. It was a cloudy day out (and I know this is very rare, esp. in women), but I have a slight colour blindness in certain shades, meaning, I can't tell some shades apart, when other people can see a noticeable difference.
Imagine hitting a governement vehicle and not having insurance. Imagine what a heel I felt like after the Lord warned me about getting insurance for the truck.
We lost the truck and had to pay for the postal vehicle.
There were several things I learned from that.
#1. God is my authority. He establishes authority, but when established authorites are in direct disobedience to Him, we must follow God's voice and not just blindly follow someone else.
#2. It's a lot easier to listen to God the FIRST TIME.
And some other things which you can imagine.
Here He was, trying to protect me, and I didn't obey.
Who knows, if I had listened, maybe the accident wouldn't have ever even happened. Then I probably wouldn't have known what He sent the warning for, but still I should have trusted Him enough to know that He had kept or was keeping me from harm.
And before anyone asks - NO, I do NOT believe God made me have an accident!! lol
It will be an inner witness, and if it is like anything I've experienced in the past, people who actually DO go into preparation are less likely to feel the "bump" as are people to whom the word is given, but do nothing.
Like I said, this may not be for everyone. I'm on a need-to-know basis, and apparently I don't need to know that info.

Just to share something that happened to me a few years back. My husband was upset with his auto-insurance company, so he cancelled them. Well, I didn't think too much of it, assuming he would directly get to getting other insurance. (He didn't, mostly because he is the biggest procrastinator this planet has ever seen)
Well the Lord began speaking to me about the insurance on his truck, and that something was going to happen to the truck. He told me it was imperative that I get insurance on the truck. For a time, I persisted in telling DH, that I felt like the Lord had said to get insurance on the truck, and even went about finding insurance. But DH told me not to do it, that he would do it.
Well I was in bondage at that time to the belief that I was just supposed to blindly obey my husband, that he was my authority, and that if he was in the wrong, the Lord would deal with him before anything bad could happen to me.
So, I obeyed my husband, and left it up to him as he demanded. Two months later I had an accident (I hit a postal van of all vehicles). I didn't even see the van at all. It was a cloudy day out (and I know this is very rare, esp. in women), but I have a slight colour blindness in certain shades, meaning, I can't tell some shades apart, when other people can see a noticeable difference.
Imagine hitting a governement vehicle and not having insurance. Imagine what a heel I felt like after the Lord warned me about getting insurance for the truck.
We lost the truck and had to pay for the postal vehicle.
There were several things I learned from that.
#1. God is my authority. He establishes authority, but when established authorites are in direct disobedience to Him, we must follow God's voice and not just blindly follow someone else.
#2. It's a lot easier to listen to God the FIRST TIME.
And some other things which you can imagine.
Here He was, trying to protect me, and I didn't obey.
Who knows, if I had listened, maybe the accident wouldn't have ever even happened. Then I probably wouldn't have known what He sent the warning for, but still I should have trusted Him enough to know that He had kept or was keeping me from harm.
And before anyone asks - NO, I do NOT believe God made me have an accident!! lol
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