#166 | The Perseverance of The Saints (2)

“…Once they reach Upper Egypt, which is BABYLON, their sights will become dull and with time blindness will set in. At the end, they will become one with their idols.”

As we walked further into the market, I saw a lineup of people from all over the world in chains and in debt to Egypt. I saw that even those who weren’t in debt joined the line, submitting as though they too were slaves.

These people on the lines were the materials used to make the various fake vessels. They had a general hopeless look, as though they had given up on any thoughts of freedom. Some were not even aware of the bondage they were entering.

From a bird’s eye view, Lower Egypt seemed prosperous — open plains covered with green healthy grass, perfect architectural structures, and springs of water.

However, when one got there, it looked totally different:

• The green grass became a poisonous species.

• The springs were filled with dirty water.

I also saw that those chained had their chains extended at times and were given a delusion of freedom that wasn’t real.

UPPER EGYPT

The angel began moving towards the exit, and I followed him out. As we stepped in, the archway above was labelled BABYLON THE GREAT.

Inside, we saw the same people that were in chains. They appeared as Royals and wealthy people, moved with grace, spoke eloquently, and looked magnificent. Yet, when one stared into their faces, they were still the same hopeless people from Lower Egypt.

Everywhere seemed like a church with praise and worship, but it was shallow. People attended to exchange and show off jewellery, which were idols with demons, but BABYLON cast a delusion so they did not see their corruption.

Next, I saw a massive hoard of demons coming to take over Babylon’s rulership. This ensured the prisoners remained captives, making their release nearly impossible.

The people trapped in Babylon’s churches saw themselves as fulfilling destiny, so they did not perceive their bondages and could not relate to freedom.

Remnant Rescuers

After this, I saw a multitude of soldiers sent by the Lord for the last-day battle, passing by Babylon. They were to enter and free the captives.

I saw that a prerequisite for entering Babylon as a remnant was to cut a piece of their brown cloak and cover their eyes with it. Only then would they see Babylon as the Lord wants them to — enabling them to fight and free people without compromising their own freedom.

12th May 2023
Sister N. J.
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