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The
Word In The Street
12 Amazing Prophecies To Prepare You
For The Coming Great Revival
Jean-Luc
Contents
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER one
The Harvest
CHAPTER two
The Four Waters
CHAPTER three
The Golden City
CHAPTER four
The
Reformation
CHAPTER five
Find A
Hospital
CHAPTER six The Anointing
CHAPTER seven Open
Your Gifts
CHAPTER eight
Sound The Alarm!
CHAPTER nine
The
Cleansing Fire
CHAPTER ten
Come Set Us Free
CHAPTER eleven
For The Joy Set Before You
CHAPTER twelve
Earthquake: Get In The Street!
APPENDIX A Rapture Around The Corner
APPENDIX B Walking On Streets Of Gold
APPENDIX C The Remnant In America
The Word in the Street
Introduction
Out of the corner of my eye I caught a
glimpse of something moving to my right in the clear, evening, autumn sky. It was not exactly to my right. I had to look
up above a large oak tree across the street to notice a moving, shiny, white
speck growing in size as it was approaching me.
It appeared to be coming straight towards me. It was clearly not a smudge on my glasses or
a ray of light from the street light, as I had first thought it might have been. In the church parking lot, I eased my brisk
walk to a slow, hesitant pace. I didn’t
feel that I was looking at an anomaly, as much as it was looking at me!
What seemed to be zooming in on me had the
shape of a white, iridescent pearl. The
shimmering light gave the slight appearance of motion within the pearl. I thought that this must be one expensive
pearl!
As I headed towards my truck, I could now
see motion within the glowing, white ball which appeared to be gradually
descending towards me. Outlines in the radiant
white circle were now starting to take shape, but I could still not yet see
what it was.
It was definitely headed straight for me,
if it did not change its course. I had
no thought of running. I wanted to see
and be able to explain what I saw.
I stopped walking just before I reached my
truck and slowly turned around to face what was coming.
Not wanting to take my focus off of this
perplexing target, I had not noticed that I was no longer standing in a parking
lot, but on the top of a large hill!
With cars, buildings and streets now gone, only clouds surrounded this bare,
grassy hill.
There were clouds beneath the summit of
this high hill with a few puffy ones floating far above it. Between those puffy clouds approached something
which, strangely enough, gave me no fear. I was mesmerized by the eloquent
motion of the now distinguishable shape.
My eyes were wide open, though it was with
my heart that I was seeing. No! It was with
the Spirit within me that I was truly seeing.
A man does not see such sights by his own strength.
I could now discern a white horse
gracefully galloping down from above, through the clouds. On this horse’s back,
riding bareback, was The Rider in a white robe.
As I
watched the horse and The Rider come into view, I frowned, pondering if the
slight anger I felt within was justified!
I had been in church for this evening’s
worship service. It had been so
wonderful to be with all the saints of God, singing, worshipping, and praising
the Lord Jesus Christ. I loved it when
the congregation rested in the Lord and gently sang in spontaneous unity. What a blessed moment that had been. I had let myself become fully involved –
heart, soul and mind – in the song “We Will Ride.” It was such a moving song.
The song was about Jesus riding a white
horse across the land and calling the saints to ride with Him. And, of course, the saints reply, “Yes!” that
they will ride with Him. It was a
well-balanced song with a perfect subject, a catchy melody, perfect harmony and
a bass you could feel in your gut. I
loved the bass.
After the song was over, it came upon me
that the words to the song may not have been scriptural. Jesus doesn’t ride a horse across the land
asking for the saints to ride with him! I
pondered how I could have so easily allowed myself to get so completely caught
up in a lie. I had what I felt to
be…righteous anger.
I left the evening service right after
that song. I had to get up very early
the next morning. I went out through the front door of the church, and walking
across the quiet parking lot, I heard the sound of the worship music dimming
behind me, as I headed for my truck.
A magnificent white horse descended
between the clouds and came to rest in front of me on top of the hill. There was no saddle, no reins nor bit – nothing
on this royal horse except King Jesus, who was wearing a simple white robe
which came down midway between His knees and ankles. I couldn’t tell if Jesus had a belt, but I
could see that He was barefoot!
The horse walked up and stopped sideways right
by me. There were no audible commands
from Jesus – no hand motion. Jesus
rested His right hand on the long, wavy crest of this devoted beast. The horse perfectly understood its
Rider. They had perfect and instant
communication.
I was to the left of the horse with Jesus
looking at me. Jesus simply asked me to
hop right behind Him on the horse (as if I could jump that high!). I did not see His lips move, and there were
no sound waves moving through the air towards my ear. Nevertheless, I heard Jesus loud and clear.
At
first, I rebuked the vision in the name of Jesus Christ. This could not be of the Lord! I could think of no instance where this had
ever happened in the Scriptures. The
devil was playing with me!
Jesus smiled. Extending His left hand, He again told me to
grab His hand and jump on the horse, and ride behind Him.
I answered with authority, “No! I rebuke you, Satan. That cannot be! It is not scriptural. I am not worthy to ride on the same horse
with my Lord Jesus. Jesus would not do that!”
Jesus still had a smile on His face;
almost a grin. But, again, He told me so
gently and lovingly, yet firmly, to get on His horse.
Again, I said that I could not get on the
horse with Jesus because I had never read anywhere where anyone had done
that. I had very recently come to be perplexed
with the slogan “We’ll ride with you, Lord” which had just been sung in church.
I was not going to be fooled again.
Satan is so clever; this could be his
work. He could come as an angel of
light. I continued to test the vision. By now, though, the vision should have
disappeared if it was not of the Lord, for Satan had been resisted in the name
of Jesus.
This was not a hazy vision full of
transparent people. This was not a
wishy-washy, topsy-turvy sort of Alice-in-Wonderland world. The horse was real. The Rider was solid; His gaze had depth. He was real.
All five senses were involved in this vision. I could feel the ground and the gentle breeze
moving the clouds; I could smell the pure air. I was there. This was not the glorious
vision of Jesus which John, the Apostle, described in the book of Revelation. This was the very real and gentle person of
Jesus. He has always appeared to me in
this manner.
After I refused again, the Lord said to me,
“If you don’t get on…” Jesus had His left
arm extended to me, leaning slightly towards me, on the left of His horse, “…then you can’t do any of this coming
revival.”
Then, I suddenly answered decisively,
“Take me, Lord!”
I took the Lord’s extended hand with my
left hand and Jesus pulled me up effortlessly on His horse, behind Him. I had ridden a horse before and I knew what
that felt like. I was presently riding a
horse! I could feel the horse beneath me.
I uncomfortably sat with a little space between the Lord and me, not
daring to securely hold on to Jesus! How
or what would I hold on to when the horse moved forward? Would I hold on to Jesus? Unthinkable!
This is Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior,
our Redeemer who died on the cross for us, the Creator of the Universe who
stands at the right hand of God. This is
the King of Kings who will rule for ever and ever. His glory…
Suddenly the horse galloped away and I
almost fell off the back of the horse. I
instinctively grabbed Jesus around his waist, and then held on to Him tighter, as
the horse bounded down the hill, into the air and off the hill.
We galloped through the heavens and headed
down through the clouds and towards Earth.
I felt the motion of the horse as I hugged
my Lord Jesus ever tighter. I felt the slight
weightlessness, as we dropped down toward the Earth, passing one cloud after
another.
“Oh, the Glory of the Lord!” I was
thinking. “How would I be able to share
this with anyone? Who would ever believe
me?”
I next found myself standing there, by my
truck in the parking lot of the church, gazing up at the night sky with a
faraway, dreamy look in my eyes; my arms hanging limply by my side. Whereas there had been a refreshing, slight breeze
in the vision, now the air in the parking lot was still and humid.
Much time passed before I could move at
all. Finally, I slowly turned around,
opened the door to my truck and sat in the driver’s seat, which was as real to
me as the horse I had just ridden with my Lord Jesus Christ.
Part
2
Why
a Vision?
I will tell you about this vision, and
then you be the judge. And judge you
must!
Is this vision true? Is the Word of God true? Is Jesus Christ real? Are we in the very end times? Is there a
great revival coming? Will you be part
of it – will you “do” it? Are God’s
people now sleeping with the enemy in a bed of complacency, and need to be
woken up? And the big question; does God
really speak to His people?
This vision (in fact, this whole book) is
NOT about me. This is not an autobiography. I pray that everything I share with you in
this book points to Jesus Christ as our Lord, Savior and Redeemer, and to the
coming Revival. Nevertheless, I must
reluctantly use the words “I,” “me” and “my” only to let you know how the Lord
communicated in various ways with me concerning issues and events which are
about to come to pass – events for which you are called to prepare.
Hearing and seeing my Lord Jesus Christ is
something I have dealt with as far back as I can remember (five years
old). I have never asked for it. I do not now nor have I ever asked the Lord
to show me visions, dreams or prophecies.
I don’t control it. I am a
servant. God decides when, where, what and
how He wants to communicate with me.
Many of you have a similar unshared
testimony of Jesus Christ. It is now
time to unashamedly share with the world the revelation of the Lord given to you. You will find that God has spoken with Holy
Spirit unity to millions of saints of God like you who are eagerly hearing
Him. Do not fear those who come against
you (especially family!). Boldly speak
to others what God has given you and you will find confirmation that God truly
speaks to His people, as other saints of God acknowledge to you the same
experience or vision.
I am a spoiled child of God, perhaps as
you are! I have “seen” so much, as shown
to me by the Lord. I believe, in part,
because I have seen.
“Because you have seen me, you have
believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.” John 20:29
If you are a saint of God who does not
“see” visions, or Jesus, or heaven, or angels, count yourself blessed if you
believe in your Savior, Jesus Christ, and in the great things He is going to do
in your life. Great is your faith and
great is your reward! If nowhere else,
Jesus does reveal Himself completely through the Scriptures. Read the Word – that comes first. In fact, if you have not read your Bible
within the past twenty-four hours, put this book down right now; go pick up
your Bible and read it instead!
Saints of God, believe in Jesus not because
of visions, dreams, words or prophecies, but because you believe the Bible; the
Word of God. Any “extra” way God wants
to speak to you places the Scriptures under a magnifying glass so you may have
a clearer understanding. When God speaks
to you, it is to magnify the Word of God.
If a prophecy does not do that, then it is not of God. Discard it in the trashcan of falsehood and
confusion.
As I speak to you about the vision of the
white horse and the Rider, do not dwell on the vision as much as you should dwell
on the LESSON of the vision. What
scripture has been magnified? What
lesson is meant to be amplified? Speak
more about that with one another, rather than the “amazingness” factor of the
vision. The “Wow!” and the “Aha!” should
be applied to the higher level of spiritual understanding the Lord wants you to
acquire, rather than to the vision itself.
Do
not live in the “experience” of the vision, but in the interpretation of it;
the teaching content of the vision; the “exposition;” as to which
spiritual/biblical facts are exposed. The vision is meaningless if it does not
cause you to grow in your relationship with Christ Jesus.
Seek “exposition” over “experience.”
VISION: A mental representation or manifestation of
objects, scenes, etc., as in a spiritual revelation or visitation. You may experience one or all of the
following during a vision; sight, sound, feel, touch, smell, motion, interaction
or just observation.
A
“WORD:” Spoken divine revelation; God talks to
you through His Son Jesus and the Holy Spirit, or He may send an angel, or you
may just hear a voice “within” you, or an audible voice: Jesus is the embodiment of divine revelation
– The Word of God.
PROPHECY: A religious truth or prediction given under
divine influence and direction; may be through a “word,” dream or a vision.
TO
PROPHESY: To
proclaim one of the above
“But everyone who prophesies speaks
to men for their strengthening, encouragement and comfort.” 1 Corinthians 14:3
My prayer for you is that this book may strengthen,
encourage and comfort you in Christ Jesus.
Prophecy is not always about far future events. You may receive a word of prophecy to
encourage you for today. Or, you may be
given a word of comfort to help you make it through a rough night. Or, you may be given a prophecy to help you
understand a puzzling passage of Scripture which is important for your life in
Christ.
In these last days, however, the Lord is
speaking to many saints of God about preparations to be made now in order to be
ready for the soon-to-come Revival. Jesus
is strengthening you to prepare His bride (you; the saved) for His coming in
the clouds. More often than not, His
strengthening is to the point and radical.
If you are proud, He will humble you.
If you are impatient, He will teach you patience. If you want to go left when you should go
right, He will redirect your path. Allow
Him, though these actions may sometimes be painful changes to experience. Not everyone accepts these changes - to their
detriment (they are going to be hurting or suffering loss – Ezra 4:22).
Prophecy is not always pleasant and openly
welcomed. God will mess up your life! Let Him.
I
Did Not Ask For This!
Before the vision of the horse and the
Rider, I was very comfortable worshipping in the church building. There is nothing wrong with that unless Jesus
wants to talk to you alone! Many times,
the Lord would speak to me in church, especially during the worship service. But in this instance, it was to be one on
one.
Perhaps He had called me and I had not
heard Him, so involved was I in that one song.
Though the institutional “church” can be a wonderful experience for us,
it is sometimes necessary to step out of the church walls and into the
“street.” Sometimes it may be difficult
to pull ourselves from family, friends, padded pews, air conditioning, a safe
environment, great music, good teaching or preaching, or even provided
food! In this particular moment, Jesus
wanted my undivided attention; and He got it!
Jesus did not come to me suddenly in the
parking lot, but approached gradually. He
gave me time to be able to get ready in the Spirit for me to receive Him at
that moment. Jesus allowed my heart to
ponder the vision before it happened. The Holy Spirit does prepare you to
receive a vision. After all, I was in a
parking lot of the church – freaking out at such a sight was not an option!
There were times when a vision would come
upon me unexpectedly. At those times, I
was in a safe place at home, for example.
A powerful vision would come and render me helpless for the next few
days, as it did with Daniel after he received such a vision:
“I, Daniel, was exhausted and lay ill
for several days.” Daniel 8:27
In these carnal bodies, humans can handle so
very little of the touch of the Lord!
I’m sure God knows that. Do not
fear, but trust the Lord completely during a vision. Trust God’s Word. He will strengthen you and give you
understanding.
Saints of God, there is going to be a
tremendous Revival coming very soon to this world of ours (it is, in fact,
already here). The majority of the prophecies
the Lord has given me since my youth concern this coming Revival. In the past, if I diverted from that God-given
goal in my spirit – in my heart – God would gently correct my course (and
sometimes, not so gently!).
Not fully understanding the Scriptures
that day of the vision, I had said in my heart, “No, Jesus doesn’t come to us
in a white horse; and we certainly do not ride with Him!” Jesus corrected my
error without saying a word, but by appearing to me on a white horse!
The
Meaning
In the vision of the horse and the Rider,
Jesus told me to get on His horse. He
was challenging my theology. Listen,
saints of God – YOUR theology will not get you there, or anywhere. We must read, understand, follow and obey the
Word of God. If you are willing, Jesus
will insure that you do. The Holy Spirit
must be your Teacher. There is no other
way to the Revival.
Jesus extended His hand to help me on His
horse. He was showing me that I cannot
have part in this Revival on my own. We
cannot “do” revival on our own – the church can’t, your pastor can’t, a brand
name evangelist can’t, and a great marketing campaign cannot bring revival,
either. God has a plan on how to do this
Revival. This coming Revival will
originate totally with our Lord Jesus Christ.
It will be the real thing, as we wait on Him and completely trust in
Him. It will be what we have been
waiting for and it will glorify the Holy Name of Jesus.
My theology was pushing Jesus away and the
purpose he had in me. I thought I was
rebuking (correcting) Satan to ward off a false vision. But had I known the necessary Scriptures at
that time, I would have more readily and completely accepted the presence of
Jesus at that moment. Of course, Jesus
wasn’t fazed and lovingly waited until I recognized the error of my ways.
“I saw heaven standing open and there
before me was a white horse, whose rider is called Faithful and True…his name
is the Word of God. The armies of heaven
were following him, riding on white horses and dressed in fine linen, white and
clean.” Revelation 19: 11, 13, 14
“If you don’t get on…” Jesus had His left
arm extended to me, leaning slightly towards me, on the left of His horse, “…then you can’t do any of this coming revival.”
Jesus didn’t preach to me. He didn’t tell me how wrong I was. He didn’t argue with me. He didn’t ban me from His presence or forsake
me. Instead, He was gentle with me, as a
real shepherd should be. He was
loving. He was patient. He showed me the needed correction. And He is doing the same to you! This is the kind of action we expect from our
pastors.
You cannot do “it” (God’s work) by
yourself. Search the Scriptures, as I do
after every encounter with Jesus. The
Master Teacher is called “Faithfull and True.”
Everything you do in Christ Jesus has
forward momentum. You are headed into a
predicted future reuniting with Jesus, as He comes in the clouds to gather you to
Himself (the rapture). But first, you
are headed into an amazing Revival when the Holy Spirit will be working through
you in word and in power. Every prayer,
every vision or word of prophecy, every Scripture we read, every worship time,
every time we share the Word of God – every one of those things, and more, move
you toward The Revival and your eternity with Jesus Christ.
‘“Blessed are those who are invited
to the wedding supper of the Lamb!’ And
he added, ‘These are the true words of God.’”
Revelation 19: 9
With the simplicity that a human can understand, the
Lord reaches out to you with His hand and His strong arm; and tells you to get
on HIS horse (not yours) and ride with Him. You must get off your own “high
horse,” and humbly submit to Jesus. He
is NOT riding with YOU, on your horse!
That’s not how it works. God
forbid! You will even be pulled up unto His horse by the Master’s own hand. Jesus is the only way that you will be used
powerfully in this Revival; with signs, wonders and miracles such as the world
has never seen.
After Jesus speaks of preparing a place
for us in heaven and coming back to take us there, He says:
“You know the way to the place where
I am going… I am the way and the truth and the life.” John 14: 4, 6
Concerning this coming Revival, you do
nothing of your own. He is the way, the
truth and the life of The Revival. Jesus
will tell you where to go, what to say and what to do. It was so during the first revival almost
2,000 years ago; and it will be so during the last Revival to the gentiles.
“If you love me, you will obey what I
command.” John 14: 15
“Do not let your hearts be
troubled. Trust in God; trust also in
me.” John 14: 1
“I tell you the truth, the Son can do
nothing by himself; he can do only what he see his Father doing because
whatever the Father does the Son also does.
For the Father loves the Son and shows him all he does. Yes, to our amazement he will show him even
greater things than these.” John 5: 19,
20
Even Jesus couldn’t do His Revival without the Father
telling Him where to go, what to say and what to do. Neither can you do The Revival on your own.
A vision given to me by the Lord is never
my own – it does not belong to me. Once
I have received it and confirmed it correct and Scriptural, then I have an
obligation to give it to you. I give it
to you now in the name of Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior.
Now, let us move on to Chapter One and the
first prophecy the Lord wants you to have, so that you may know how to prepare
for the coming Revival; that the bride of Christ may be made ready for His
coming.
Each prophecy and the explanation thereof
stands on its own. What I am saying is
that you may see the same Scripture appearing in more than one chapter. By their repetition, these Scriptures may
reveal to you a theme of this book – a direction leading us towards important
Revival preparation.
“Surely
the Sovereign Lord does
nothing
without
revealing his plan
to
his servants the prophets.”
Amos
3:7
CHAPTER
one
The
Harvest
Part
1
One morning, while reading my Bible,
sitting on my sofa in my living room, the Lord suddenly takes me up and brings
me before him. It’s not that I was sitting
there and suddenly saw Jesus in my living room.
It’s not that He appeared where I was sitting so I could see Him. He TOOK me UP in the blink of an eye! I always assumed it was up to heaven
somewhere. I’ve never asked.
I want you to understand that Jesus did
not take my earthly body – it can’t go where Jesus took me. He took me up in the Spirit. If someone had walked into the room at that
time, they would have seen me with a blank look on my face, sitting motionless
on the sofa…probably gazing up at the ceiling!
I have brothers who have caught me in such a position when I was “gone”
talking to the Lord.
My real identity is my spirit. My earthly body is just how my spirit is
“dressed” while I’m on earth. The real
me is the spirit me. When I get to
heaven for eternity, the Lord will give me a new, perfect body – I will be “dressed”
differently than here on Earth, though I will look similar enough that I would
be recognizable. I now have an imperfect
earthly body; I will then have a perfect spiritual body in heaven.
“Now we know that if the earthly tent
(body) we live in is destroyed, we have a
building from God, an eternal house (spiritual body) in heaven, not built by human hands.
Meanwhile, we groan, longing to be clothed with our heavenly dwelling (body), because when we are clothed, we will not be found naked (there are no naked
spirits! Upon death, the change from
earthly to spiritual body is instantaneous). For while we are in this tent (earthly
body), we groan and are burdened,
because we do not wish to be unclothed
but to be clothed with our heavenly
dwelling (body), so that what is
mortal may be swallowed up by life (eternal). 1 Corinthians 5:1-4 (The words in parenthesis are mine, of course)
I am standing before my Jesus and I say to
Him, “What is it, Lord?” I’m standing in
a different place than in my living room.
I suddenly find myself in a completely different setting. There is light, but not from the sun or
moon. There are no shadows. The sky is dark, rather than blue, though it
is not night.
However, all I see presently is Jesus’
face. As I look upon Him, I know that
there is more to the vision than just Jesus’ face. He has a look which seems to tell me that He
wants me to seek, ask and knock. He’s
not going to easily tell me all I need to know.
I feel that in this vision, we will interact – it’s question and answer
time!
So I ask Him to show me more, that I may
understand and know what He wants of me.
I am not here simply for my enjoyment.
There is something here I need to know.
I’m curious and excited!...
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