(From the Visions of Shiloh)
We were in a beach hut. Everyone else was in a circle – including the Lord. He began passing a dark Orb around the circle (It contained the mysteries of God). Each person took it and passed it to the next.
The Lord then tossed it to me where I stood, looking out a window. So I joined the circle and as we continued passing it around – the orb became clearer and clearer. Then we all went out to the beach – it was very bright and hurt our eyes until we got used to it.
We ran down near the water – very far and very fast. Gary and Mellisa picked up huge boulders and threw them into the ocean. Jim took a rowboat out and dove into the water. He would grab the boulders off the bottom and throw them back onto the beach.
Alton was climbing a huge rock cliff easily. Don was surfing. Darla was dancing with a yellow butterfly that had been released from its old cocoon (she had been wounded before but now made whole).
Cathy was doing gymnastics on the parallel bars. Dave had been playing with a scorpion on the beach but now he was helping some kids build a real castle out of sand. Nicole and Nickie were sewing and making clothes and quilts – beautiful things – very quickly.
(Note - this vision as others, contained the first names of people who were part of the Shiloh church at the time these visions came to me. So I have changed their names in order to protect them and so you may imagine anyone in your own circle taking part in the vision, as you like.)
Comments -
The orb of the mysteries of God that Jesus hands us and we pass around a circle is the process of getting to know God through our relationships in the church. As we observe what God has done for others and spend time in fellowship, the purposes and character of God become clearer to us.
This revelation will give us new spiritual strength and divine ability to love and serve each other, to be new creations, enjoying life and building things for others. We will be able to scale mountains, bring things to the surface, and provide beautiful things for others that provide comfort and fulfill needs.
“For even as we have many members in one body, and all the members don’t have the same function, so we, who are many, are one body in Christ, and individually members of one another, having gifts differing according to the grace that was given to us: if prophecy, let’s prophesy according to the proportion of our faith; or service, let’s give ourselves to service; or he who teaches, to his teaching; or he who exhorts, to his exhorting; he who gives, let him do it with generosity; he who rules, with diligence; he who shows mercy, with cheerfulness.” - Romans 12:4-8
Prayer -
Dear Lord, thank you for the body of Christ. Thank you for those who, even though they may be quite different from me, are also on this journey of discovery in you. As I spend time with them, please reveal yourself more to me. Please help me find the passion to live for you through the love you give in our times of fellowship. Thank you. Amen.