Vision: Be Prepared!
Vision:
People are in a lookout area above a beautiful jungle area with birds singing, gorgeous green plants, lots of animals, a quiet stream, and more.
The people are sitting in chairs enjoying the peace of the area before them, not seeming to want to move, but just watch. Some are almost asleep.
A woman walks into the area, through a door that is behind the people sitting. It looks like she has the morning dew on her. She looks fresh and alive!
The people in the chairs turn to look at the woman and are startled by her. It shakes them up and they seem to be out of the dream-state that they were in.
Alarm and panic hits them! Chairs overturn and they begin milling about not sure what to do.
A man comes in the door, dressed like a superhero! But, I don’t have a clue which one he is! I could feel a huge anointing on him.
He grabs the hand of the woman who had startled everyone and they bolt out the door!
End.
Interpretation:
(Thank you to Priscilla Van Sutphin for help in the interpretation of this dream.)
The people in the lookout area, who don’t seem to want to move, but just watch, represent the World and Churches — believers who aren’t prepared, like in the story of the ten virgins, (Matthew 25:1-13).
The woman who looks like she has the morning dew on her. She looks fresh and alive represents The Bride who is prepared.
The superhero is The LORD, with the huge anointing on Him, who grabs the hand of His Bride, who is prepared and ready to go!
“1 Then the kingdom of Heaven shall be likened to ten virgins who took their lamps and went to meet the bridegroom. 2 Five of them were foolish (thoughtless, without forethought) and five were wise (sensible, intelligent, and prudent). 3 For when the foolish took their lamps, they did not take any [extra] oil with them; 4 But the wise took flasks of oil along with them [also] with their lamps. 5 While the bridegroom lingered and was slow in coming, they all began nodding their heads, and they fell asleep.
6 But at midnight there was a shout, Behold, the bridegroom! Go out to meet him! 7 Then all those virgins got up and put their own lamps in order. 8 And the foolish said to the wise, Give us some of your oil, for our lamps are going out. 9 But the wise replied, There will not be enough for us and for you; go instead to the dealers and buy for yourselves. 10 But while they were going away to buy, the bridegroom came, and those who were prepared went in with him to the marriage feast and the door was shut.
11 Later the other virgins also came and said, Lord, Lord, open [the door] to us! 12 But He replied, “I solemnly declare to you, I do not know you [I am not acquainted with you]. 13 Watch therefore [give strict attention and be cautious and active], for you know neither the day nor the hour when the Son of Man will come,” Matthew 25:1-13 AMP.
God Bless You!
~ Beverly Juelsgaard-Fischer
Beverly Juelsgaard-Fischer
Awesome. Thank you.
Maybe the “superhero” is Eliezer, acting in Father Abraham’s behalf, getting Bride for Isaac, The Friend of The Bridegroom, The Manchild Ministry?
Your vision and Priscilla’s interpretation of this vision, reminded me of what a woman whose newsletters I got for years, said about the Ten Virgins parable. The woman’s name was Mary Stewart Relfe and she believed the church would go thru the tribulation. She said the oil referred to here (this parable) is provision (both spiritual and natural) since the Holy Spirit cannot purchased. Provision during the Great Tribulation cannot be bought without the Mark.
Thanks so much for your comments! Pris and I often interpret together, so we can share and discuss before the final decision is made, which goes back to the one who received it . I thought I stated that in thanking her for her help, so I guess I need to be clearer in how I state that. Thanks! God Bless YOU!!!
Yes, the oil is provision in the ten virgins. Bev