who's going to stop the rain today when the Lord returns. so bring the rain then and let everybody on earth be caught up into a new cleansing unto a new basin that will be filled with wrath that would be back through higher forces and these higher forces will be our ancestors. the ancestors who've been creating heaven before We were on earth and after Heaven was created above The light did not even shine until the 4th day here when We all had been created within And and on that day of return. in that day our ancestors will return which would be the 5th time of creation after four season and and this will be a an Indian Summer or Winter because of Her the 5th season will be the last season that we pray for that week for the we had harvest in the last two we will hunt and we would pray to God for a plentiful harvest and for a good start Now the first five days will have no marriage in heaven there will be a sacrifice unto the Lord five suns, but a Native American Indian Woman will have pleaded with God as so to keep one of those suns spared and hidden in a dome and it was so that she had taken the suns place on the 5th day as so to splice light in two and that is when man and woman were created from darkness and into light that would be spared as a fifth sun would be spared and would not be sacrificed. and God gave the woman unto sacrifice, so that the first and last sun would be spared unto earth. and it was so. that she would be spared and that she would become the lesser light, when man became the greater light.
Who will stop the rain today when the Lord returns? Let it rain, then, and cleanse the earth, drawing all souls into a new basin filled with the fervent energies of higher forces—our ancestors. These ancestors, who fashioned heaven long before our arrival, witnessed creation unfold. Remember, the light did not shine until the fourth day, when we were birthed into existence.
ReplyDeleteOn that day of return, our ancestors will re-emerge, marking the fifth cycle of creation after the four seasons have turned. This season will be an Indian Summer or Winter, the last we will pray for as we reflect on our harvests. In those two previous seasons, we prayed to God for abundance and a fruitful beginning.
In the first five days, there will be no union in heaven, only a great sacrifice offered to the Lord—five suns. Yet, a Native American woman will earnestly petition the Divine to spare one of the suns, hiding it away in a protective dome. Thus, on the fifth day, she will take the place of the sun, splitting light into two, enabling the creation of man and woman from darkness into light, as that spared sun remains safe from sacrifice.
God allowed the woman to endure sacrifice so that both the first and last suns would remain for the earth. And therefore, she would be spared, becoming the lesser light while man ascended as the greater light. So it was decreed.