Prophecy Patterns, Part 8 of 9–the Metonic Cycle, Shortness of Time, and Jesus’ Peace, Reposted for 2019

Posted on November 5, 2019 by

There continues to be an uptick in interest in this seris of prophecy charts. Here is a repost of the next one, # 8 of, now, 9 total.

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Sufficient for the Day and the Fray (Courtesy of the Way–Truth and Life)

Posted on November 3, 2019 by

Phyllis Beveridge Nissila

Consider the pair of contrasts below.

On dealing with trouble: Continue reading →

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Candace Owens Interviews Sebastian Gorka

Posted on November 2, 2019 by

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Sebastian Gorka, former deputy assistant to President Trump and host of “America First,” joins Candace in the studio this week for a conversation on the indoctrination of the Left, the assassination of masculinity, and his experiences inside the Trump administration…

https://www.prageru.com/video/the-candace-owens-show-sebastian-gorka/

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For the Mother Missionaries Today

Posted on November 1, 2019 by

Phyllis Beveridge Nissila

Some of us were talking about what I would term the “missionary role called mothering”. Here are my follow-up notes for any mother who might need a bit of empathy, understanding, compassion, encouragement, and/or experienced-based knowledge today.

Note: this is not the sugary, for lack of a better term, greeting card kind of mothering (although those are useful for reminding kids to–buy greeting cards for Mom), but the kind of mothering that wakes one up, literally or figuratively, in the middle of her child’s “night” (day, morning, life) because she “knows in her gut” something is wrong. Continue reading →

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“The Kraken 2.0” (On Evil’s Proper End)

Posted on October 31, 2019 by

Phyllis Beveridge Nissila

Kraken?

These days when evil seems to be metastisizing like stage 4 cancer, fattening on power, insolence, and presumption, I am reminded of “The Kraken,” both the sea monster from Scandinavian folklore and Alfred Lord Tennyson’s poem of the same name.

I am reminded that although evil does spread as fast and as wild as evil-mongers can get away with, like cancer, Continue reading →

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Prophecy Patterns, Part 7 of 9–Jesus, Sign, Signal, Savior! Reposted for 2019

Posted on October 31, 2019 by

Entire series can be accessed here.

Updated for 2019.

So the reader might wonder, perhaps, after reading through one, two, or all… prophecy charts (or any/all of the reposts so far) that my sister and researcher Claire Gumbs has been inspired to create over a period of nearly (10) years, now:

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Truth from the Inside Out: GUEST POST by Peter Barry Chowka in American Thinker on the Passing of Soviet Dissident Vladimir Bukovsky

Posted on October 28, 2019 by

Posted here with permission from the author.

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(Don’t) Wait for It… On Time, Free Will, and Patience

Posted on October 27, 2019 by

Phyllis Beveridge Nissila

Time

One day each of us will dwell in a kingdom where terms like “past,”present,” “future”–even “one day”–will be moot; where the exoskeleton of time will have fallen away; existence will be the realm of “now” and “is”; and where the term “wait” is no longer part of the lexicon.

But as hard as it often is to do, i.e., to wait, if you think about it, waiting (waited, will wait) is perhaps one of God’s greatest gifts because of Continue reading →

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On Discerning Changes in the Weather and Understanding the Importance of Prophecy

Posted on October 26, 2019 by

Phyllis Beveridge Nissila

Signs of Changing Weather

On days like today when wine-red and rust-colored leaves wink and flutter down shafts of late October light my thoughts turn to the transitioning of the seasons discerned by changes in the weather, and the emergence of prophetic seasons, known by other signs. Continue reading →

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Prophecy Patterns, Part 6 of 9–The Fullness of Time: Reposted for 2019

Posted on October 25, 2019 by

There continues to be an uptick in interest in this seris of prophecy charts. Here is a re-post of the next one, # 6 of, now, 9 total.

Entire series can be accessed here.

Introduction, Part 6

If you have been reading through my sister and researcher Claire Gumb’s prophecy charts (that can be downloaded free and made into tri-folds), you will recognize in #6 the “14 generations” time line from the first tri-fold with an added pattern overlay: the Metonic cycle (introduced in the last chart/tri-fold). Yet even if you have not looked at the previous tri-folds, the pattern is obvious–and compelling: Continue reading →

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