Subject: James S. -- 'Famous 125 year old "Eisenhower Tree" Severely Damaged During Ice Storm is Removed From Course at Augusta National Golf Club.....What is the Prophetic Significance of This Tree Being Destroyed and Removed?


http://ftw.usatoday.com/2014/02/masters-augusta-national-eisenhower-tree/


I very strongly believe there is a bone-chilling, prophetic
significance behind the destruction/loss, of this majestic, 125 year
old, lob-lolly pine tree, on the 17th fairway at Augusta National Golf
Club. You may be asking how can the loss of a 125 year old pine tree,
located in the middle of some famous and prestigious golf club in
Augusta, Georgia, be so noteworthy, and somehow, an ominous sign as to
what is soon coming to this nation? As a former golf professional, I
was saddened when I heard the news regarding the loss of one of the
most famous trees in all of professional golf, but a few minutes later,
I clearly heard the Lord say to look up information regarding former
President, Dwight Eisenhower, because there was a prophetic message
behind this one tree's destruction.

So, I did a search for "what were President Eisenhower's most important
accomplishments as President, what was he best known for and for what
would he be remembered?" The search came back with one choice being, "5
most notable facts regarding Pres. Eisenhower".....(below are the top 2
things for which he is remembered, today). As I read these to two
accomplishments, I couldn't help but think that the destruction and
death of this tree, which was named in honor of a President, who
although being a former General during our nation's deadliest and most
heinous war, someone who knew what war was all about, what it truly
meant for a nation and it's soldiers, would, as Commander in Chief,
have NO problem whatsoever entering our country into subsequent wars,
when events and contentious and threatening situations involving our
nation arose. On the contrary, when, in several instances during his
Presidencies, President Eisenhower made every effort to avert and avoid
a war scenario involving our nation. He miraculously kept this nation
out of wars around the globe, when he could have very easily escalated
an ongoing war, or initiated a new one. He was truly a peace President,
a man acquainted with the horrors of war, and now, the 125 year old
tree, a tree that was planted in the late 1880s, is dead, destroyed by
a once every 100 year I've storm.

Further evidence for my assertion, that this was a serious and ominous
prophetic event, is the prophetic definition assigned to the word
"tree" by Dr. Paula A. Price, in her book "The Prophetic Dictionary."

tree-creator plantings, nations....Isaiah 61:3...."trees of
righteousness"...."thick, large, leafy trees represent powerful,
prosperous kingdoms"....we can surmise, then, that the images of the
lob-lolly pine that was destroyed at Augusta National, would portend of
a weak and financially deteriorating/soon to be ruinous kingdom coming
soon to this nation. The leader we have over this nation now, is the
antithesis of righteousness and has been leading this nation towards
financial devastation and ruin. I believe now, that we've been shown by
the utter destruction of this 125 year old "tree of
righteousness"....this "planting of the Lord" has been removed, that
the covering and protection of the Lord has also been removed, and this
usurper will now be free to involve our nation in the wars he's been
orchestrating and engineering fir the past several years.

Come Lord Jesus...!


2. He Ended the Korean War.He ALONE, had the prestige to persuade
Americans to accept a negotiated peace and convince the Chinese
(interesting that it was the Chinese he needed to convince, given the
recent dreams/visions of China invading the continental U.S.) that
failure to reach an agreement would lead to dire consequences.
Eisenhower considered this to be his greatest presidential
accomplishment.
AND EISENHOWER'S NO.1 ACCOMPLISHMENT AS PRESIDENT:

1. He Kept America at Peace.Eisenhower was confronted with major Cold
War crises every year he was in office: Korea, Vietnam, Formosa, Suez,
Hungary, Berlin, and the U-2. While more than once America seemed on
the brink of war and those around him clamored to drop the Bomb,
Eisenhower always kept a level head. He dealt calmly and rationally
with each situation, always finding a solution that avoided war without
diminishing America's prestige.