Prophetic Practice / Prophetic Edification Thread (3)

pilotbro39 said:

Good Evening,
I was referred here by lilmissmontana. (thank you)
Need a word from God
I need a word from the Lord about what I can do? What is my ministry? What are my gifts just where do I go from here? Thank God for any words that he gives.

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Jere209 said:

Just bumping this up so it will not be overlooked.
night all. God bless.

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Jere209 said:

Hey all..
This is a word for Lily of the Valley, and the Lord is my Banner, and for anyone else that wants to receive from it. But specifically for them.
I pray you receive from it, if it does not sit right with you, maybe you could place it on a shelf for a later time. God bless.



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ps, there is more to this, the Lord is still speaking to me..so more to come.

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Jere209 said:

Hey all..
This is a word for Lily of the Valley, and the Lord is my Banner, and for anyone else that wants to receive from it. But specifically for them.
I pray you receive from it, if it does not sit right with you, maybe you could place it on a shelf for a later time. God bless.


In Psalm 84, it talks about the Valley of Baca.


How lovely is Your tabernacle, O Lord of hosts!
My soul longs, yes, even faints
For the courts of the Lord;
My heart and my flesh cry out for the living God.
Even the sparrow has found a home,
And the swallow a nest for herself, Where she may lay her young—Even Your altars, O Lord of hosts, My King and my God.
Blessed are those who dwell in Your house, They will still be praising You.
Blessed is the man whose strength is in You
Whose heart is set on pilmagrage
As they pass through the Valley of Baca
They make it a spring; The rain also covers it with pools, They go from strength to strength
Each one appears before God in Zion
O Lord God of hosts, hear my prayer
Give ear, O God of Jacob! Selah
O God, behold our shield
And look upon the face of your ‘anointed’
For a day in Your courts is better than a thousand
I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God
Than dwell in the tents of wickedness
For the Lord God is a sun and shield
The Lord will give grace and glory
No good thing will he withhold
From those who walk uprightly
O Lord of hosts
Blessed is the man who trusts in You.


The part God laid upon my heart is the Valley of Baca. Baca is a type of balsam plant that can survive the dry conditions. The Valley is thought by some to be the same as the Valley of Rephaim (2 Sam 5:22-24). The rain is the early rain that begins to fall in the autumn and gives new life to sprouting plants and strength to men. “Blessed is the man whose strength is in You, whose heart is set upon pilgrimage, as they pass through the valley of baca, they make it a spring, the rain covers it with pools, they go from strength to strength”. When the heart is set upon pilgrimage you press forward, with one goal, one purpose. The Valley of Rephaim is a weeping place as well, so the weeping and crying that is done in Baca Valley makes “it a spring, the rain covers it with pools”. And as they do this, I believe they increase in strength. Just as it says. In Isaiah 40:31 it reads “those that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength”. The word “renew” in this context means “to exchange”. When you cry and release those feelings, all those emotions and burdens, you lay it before Him, and basically exchange your strength for His, therefore mounting up with wings as eagles. J Basically, God just wants you to go through the Valley of Baca while you are crying, (inside just as much as outside), to make the pools of tears into a well of everlasting life. Thereby becoming an overcomer by your testimony and trials. The Valley of Rephaim, valley of depression, a dark place where there is no light. While the tears you cry will not burn in the lamps, they will burn in the heart, and as the shell begins to crack, the light shines forth to light the way through the valley.
Going over to 2 Samuel that is referenced in verse 22:


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Mulberry trees are also called balsam trees. J The sound of marching is not merely wind blowing, J but the sound of the angelic armies of God going ahead of them into battle.
The trials produce the tears, the tears produce the dependence upon God, and the exchanging of our strength for His, and ultimately produces within us, within our hearts if we allow it, the “valley look” in our eyes, that others will know when we look at them as they stand before us crying, or kneeling at the altar. No words need to be spoken, only a touch is needed and one look in the eyes. God’s love then pours forth into the broken heart before you, producing the hope that you found in the Valley of Baca, the valley of Rephaim.

God bless and
hugs
Jere

ps, there is more to this, the Lord is still speaking to me..so more to come.

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