I was looking at my Honeysuckle begin to form its leaves and heard The LORD say, “Suckle on the honey!”

I found myself drawing Honeysuckle in full bloom and fully mature in its vines.

It was grown as though to make a pathway, and the blooms became a canopy above. I needed to draw a red Bus coming through the pathway.

This last week I kept seeing the parting of the Red Sea, with Moses holding the staff high. It’s a well known picture for us all, yet I have felt a deep emotion connecting to this picture unlike before.

Aaron’s bud has blossomed for the spring and newness we are entering into.

Have you noticed the flowers and leaves arriving earlier than they should in this nation?

The Honeysuckle is like the Red Sea, parted, making a way for the red Bus.

This is a distinct coloured Bus for London, yet also for the whole of The United Kingdom.

I drew a rough original of this picture just before a prophetic zoom, and so it was taken into it.

A young sister with a baby from the USA kept hearing instruction from The Holy Spirit, to fold her laundry and after several prompts, she picked up a white baby grow.

She shared the label on seeing it was made in The United Kingdom, with a picture of a red Bus.

Another sister noted the baby grow, representing the transitioning of the pioneers from immaturity to maturity. A transition from Manna to Honey.

“You are passing through what was once impassable.

You are readied and positioned My Children.

Do not make a move to the left, nor to the right, until the full birthing is complete.

Look to me as you pass through and enjoy My Fragrance.”

I sense the birthing that has been spoken of by many prophetic voices is at the final stage.

The Bus represents the ministry that picks up the willing to board and be led by The Holy Spirit and not man.

Unity has been the key to this passing over, and wisdom will be your guard in focus on The LORD alone, beloved.

In the Bible, honey is mentioned sixty-one times and its meaning is often associated with prosperity and abundance.

In the third chapter of Exodus, when God called Moses to lead the slaves out of Egypt, he called him to lead them to a land that will flow with milk and honey.

Honey and honey bees are used as images to convey God’s blessings, God’s love, strength, wisdom, things of great worth and even references to Christ.

Some Biblical names, like Deborah, the name of the famous and only female leader of Israel in the time of the Judges, means bee in Hebrew.

“My son, eat honey because it is good, And the honeycomb which is sweet to your taste.” Proverbs 24:13.

“Don’t owe anything to anyone, except your outstanding debt to continually love one another, for the one who learns to love has fulfilled every requirement of the law. For the commandments, “Do not commit adultery, do not murder, do not steal, do not covet,” and every other commandment can be summed up in these words: “Love and value others the same way you love and value yourself.”
Love makes it impossible to harm another, so love fulfills all that the law requires.
To live like this is all the more urgent, for time is running out and you know it is a strategic hour in human history. It is time for us to wake up! For our full salvation is nearer now than when we first believed.
Night’s darkness is dissolving away as a new day of destiny dawns. So we must once and for all strip away what is done in the shadows of darkness, removing it like filthy clothes. And once and for all we clothe ourselves with the radiance of light as our weapon. We must live honorably, surrounded by the light of this new day, not in the darkness of drunkenness and debauchery, not in promiscuity and sensuality, not being argumentative or jealous of others.
14Instead fully immerse yourselves into The LORD Jesus, the Anointed One, and don’t waste even a moment’s thought on your former identity to awaken its selfish desires.” Romans 13:8-14.

Written: 17 February 2024.

~ Yvonne Coombs

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Yvonne Coombs. Please also see Yvonne’s Prophetic Art here at “Yvonne’s Paintings” on Facebook and on Instagram @y.coombs.art.

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