#055 | Let Him In; Let Him Reign

While we were praying, I saw five bulls yoked together; they were all moving in one direction without fuss or struggling.

Also, I saw a group of people in a dark room with music blaring loudly. They were having a good time, singing, dancing and jumping. Then I saw a man standing at the door. The door was locked; I knew at that instance that it was Jesus standing there.

At one point, He tried to unlock the door, but it was locked from the inside. He tried the door many times. I wondered why the Lord would be trying to open the door using the door handle when He could easily enter if He wanted. After trying for some time, He left.

Some people in the dark room sometimes perceived that someone was at the door. The person would go to the door, put his ear to the door to listen, but wouldn’t stay long because he felt that he was missing out on all the fun going on around him. Then he would return to the dark crowd. It happened twice, and no one bothered to go to the door again; by that time Jesus was gone.

I thought I just imagined it until my pastor, while talking, said exactly what I saw. I understood from where he read in Song of Solomon, Chapter 5, that the latch used in the Bible was the door handle Jesus was trying to open. The LORD of the house was being kept out of His own house. I also got a word from Colossians 1:5-6 and Mark 4:11-12.

Interpretation: Words may be given to me in opening my mouth boldly to proclaim the mystery of the gospel (Ephesians 6:19).

The five bulls/oxen likely represent the five-fold ministry of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. Black represents mystery, or death. The ideal is that the oxen who serve the Lord in the mystery of the gospel, as they lay down their lives for His purpose, will do so in unity and headed in one direction without looking back.

And we must repent from being carried away by our purported worship of God, which results in Him not being the centre of our excitement. Our own gimmicks can occupy us in His active absence.

Sis. N.O.
4th December, 2016
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