Doves,
How does
a tragedy of a bridge collapse where many are killed and wounded become
prophetic?
The
collapse indeed was a tragedy with many sorrows and tears, but out of the
sorrows and the tears, God draws near. In the midst of tragedy, God is
not unmoved by the sorrow, but is moved with compassion. He draws ever
so close desiring bring the comfort and to be the exceeding great reward for
those who draw near to Him.
It is
sometimes through tragedy and loss that we realize we are in desperate need of
Him. It is through our sorrows and tears that we value how precious God
is. It is through the cost that we realize the value exceeds beyond our
imagination.
How
precious would the bridge be if we no longer could have access to God?
In hell, there is no bridge.
Even in
the midst of the tragedy, there is a message of hope.
The
cities of
Minneapolis
and
St. Paul
are called the
TWIN cities.
Minneapolis
is a city named
meaning “city of waters”.
Saint
Paul
is a city named in honor of the Apostle Paul.
The
Mississippi
was a Native American word meaning “Father of the waters”.
The I-35W
Mississippi
River
Bridge
was officially designated Bridge 9340.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-35W_Mississippi_River_Bridge
An
interesting verse emerges from the bible at verse # 9340.
http://www.biblewheel.com/GR/GR_Database.asp?SearchBy_Strongs=&Lang=H&SearchBy_VerseNumber=9340
1Ki 17:22 And the LORD
heard the voice of Elijah; and the soul of the child came
into him again, and he revived.
This
verse has a gematria of 2271 which is a
reverse of the chapter and verse digits 1722.
The odds
of a verse having a gematria the same or reverse of its reference is 1 and
5000.
Reversing
the chapter and verse we have 2217.
2217h = Zerubbabel
What are
the odds of a TWIN city bridge having a bridge number that points to verse
containing the name of Elijah?
Those who
are seeking the great revival of the end times, it is nearly here. Until
then we wait on the Lord.
Elijah,
Zerubbabel, and “
St. Paul
” are prophetic similitudes of a future fulfillment of a man who
inherits the birthright of Joseph which would make him a “Father of Nations
(waters)”, the children which he has not begotten. (Isa 49)
1Ch 5:1 ¶ Now the sons of
Reuben the firstborn of Israel, (for he [was] the firstborn; but, forasmuch as
he defiled his father's bed, his birthright was given unto the sons of Joseph
the son of
Israel
: and the genealogy is not
to be reckoned after the birthright.
1Ch 5:2 For Judah
prevailed above his brethren, and of him [came] the chief ruler; but the birthright [was] Joseph's:)
The other
who is joint owner of the inheritance is the “King’s daughter” of which is
spoken:
Psa
45:16 Instead of thy
fathers shall be thy children, whom thou mayest make princes in
all the earth.
Blessings,
Wade
Balzer
wbalzer@newjerusalem.org