Zohran Mamdani:  “Don’t Pray Away the Sand in the Oyster Shell Before the Pearl Has Been Fully Formed!”

I heard these Words:  ”Watch!  New York, don’t pray away the sand in the oyster shell before the pearl has been fully formed!”

What a strange thing to hear God say — but as I hear those Words, I’m seeing Oysters and Pearls connected to New York.

God is speaking, using this particular analogy…🧐

Remnant, Watch and Discern!

Keep in mind God’s timing is Perfect.

Z Mamdani

I see that Mamdani has become like the Sand in an Oyster Shell.  I see a precious Pearl beginning to form in the Spirit over New York.

Now I see Mamdani as a strategic instrument that God has permitted to expose what has long remained hidden beneath the surface.

Like thick sediment stirred from the bottom of a river, what has been concealed will be brought into the light….

Rather than focusing only on the instrument, discern what God may be uncovering.

Exposure reveals what has taken deep root beneath the surface.  As hidden corruption is brought into the open, the true nature of the spiritual strongholds at work can be seen….

Do not pray against the instrument that God is using to expose what must first be revealed before it can be confronted and dealt with…

God will deal with Mamdani — that goes without saying — and I see his time in office will end sooner that many think, but not one minute before Gods Redemptive plan is in full force.

Remember Haman!   God allowed the Gallows to be built by his own hands before the rope he created for Mordecai became the rope that broke his own neck.

🔥🎯Zohran Mamdani : Haman

Postscript

So Jeff Smith Writes:

“Veronika this is incredible don’t know if you realise but the connection of Pearls and Oysters speak to New York especially Manhattan.

Historically, New York’s identity was literally tied to oysters long before it became the financial capital of the world.

If you do a bit of digging you will find that Pearl Street in Lower Manhattan is one of the oldest streets in New York City.

It received its name because the shoreline was covered with enormous oyster beds and shell middens left by the Lenape people.

The Dutch called it Paerlstraat (“Pearl Street”), and some accounts note the street was even paved with oyster shells that glistened like pearls.

New York Harbor itself was once famous for its oysters.  In fact, before the 20th century, New York was known around the world as the oyster capital, with vast oyster reefs surrounding Manhattan, Ellis Island, and Liberty Island.

Thank you for sharing so powerful.”

Pearl image ^©wallpapers.com

Blessings to you all.
~ by Veronika West

Veronika West

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