26-07 2026
Little Girl Dies and Comes Back with a Terrifying Message from Jesus
Until a few weeks ago, I thought children were protected from the heavier things of this world. I thought God
0spoke to prophets and preachers, to men with gray beards and worn Bibles, not to little girls with dirty knees and braided hair.
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I was wrong. And my granddaughter Lily is the reason I know that now.
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My name is Elellanar Marsh. I am 67 years old, a Baptist woman who has attended the same church in rural Tennessee for 43 years.
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I have read the book of Revelation more times than I can count. I have prayed over sick neighbors, buried two
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husbands, raised four children, and believed with every fiber of my being that God still speaks to his people in these last days.
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But nothing in my life prepared me for what happened to my 10-year-old granddaughter on the afternoon of
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February 3rd, 2026 when she fell into the old stone well at
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the back of my garden and disappeared into the dark for 61 minutes before we pulled her out alive.
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Her name is Lily Grace Marsh.
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She is small for her age, gaptothed, always humming something, always trailing mud through my kitchen. She had
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been helping me in the vegetable garden that afternoon, the way she does every time her mother drops her off on Sundays. She was chasing one of the barn
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cats along the stone wall near the old well, the one my husband covered with a wooden board years ago.
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The board had rotted through without any of us noticing.
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One moment she was laughing, the next moment she was gone. I heard the splash before I heard my own screaming.
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I called 911 immediately. The well is narrow, barely 2 ft across, and the water at the bottom was shallow enough
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that she could stand with her head above the surface. But the stone walls were too slick for her to climb, and she was
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too small and too frightened to help herself out.
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The fire department came. They worked for over an hour to widen the opening safely enough to lower a harness without
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the stones collapsing on her. I knelt in the garden, dirt, the entire time,
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praying out loud and not caring who heard me. When they finally lifted her out, she was cold and shaking, but
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breathing. She was conscious. She had not drowned. The paramedics said it was nothing short of a miracle given the
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temperature of the water and the time she had been submerged to her waist in February.
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At the hospital, the doctors found no serious injuries beyond mild hypothermia and a small cut on her forehead from the
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initial fall. But when Lily was warm enough to speak clearly, the first thing she said to me before she asked for her
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mother or her blanket or anything a cold, frightened child might ask for was this.
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Grandma, I saw Jesus and he told me things I have to tell you.
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I want to be honest about what happened next. Part of me, the cautious, practical part that has seen too many
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sensational things come and go in Christian circles, wanted to be careful.
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Children imagine things. Trauma produces vivid experiences.
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I did not want to be the grandmother who turned her granddaughter's near drowning into a spectacle.
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I held her hand and I listened quietly and I told her she could tell me everything when she was ready.
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Over the following three days, as she recovered at home, Lily told me. She told me in pieces the way children tell
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things, circling back to details she had forgotten. correcting herself, asking me to write things down because she was afraid she would forget.
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I wrote down every word. I have gone over those notes until I have memorized them. What I am sharing now is Lily's
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account told in as much faithful detail as I can preserve because she asked me to be the one to share it.
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She said Jesus told her that her grandma would know the right words. I can only pray that is true.
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Lily told me that when she fell through the board and hit the water, the cold was so shocking that for a moment she
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couldn't think at all. She said she screamed my name once and then stopped because the sound bounced off the stone
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walls and frightened her more than the silence did. She stood in the dark water and looked up at the circle of light
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above her and understood that she could not climb out. She said she was not as scared as she thought she should be. She
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said it felt like something was holding her, not physically, but the way you feel held when someone is standing very
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close beside you, even if they are not touching you. Then the darkness around her changed. She described it the way a
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10-year-old describes something she does not have adequate language for, reaching for comparisons to things she knows.
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She said the walls of the well stopped looking like stone and started looking like they were made of light that had
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been pressed together until it was almost solid.
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She said the water around her legs became warm. She said she stopped shaking.
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She said she looked down and she could see her own purple rain boots perfectly clearly even though there was no logical
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source of light at the bottom of a stone well in the afternoon shade.
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And then she said someone was standing beside her in the well. There was no room for a person to stand beside her.
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The well was barely 2 ft across. But Lily said this did not seem strange at the time.
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She said, "He was there the way a song is there when you are listening to it, present and real and filling the space
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completely without displacing anything else." She knew immediately who he was,
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not because he introduced himself, not because he looked like the pictures in her children's Bible. She said she knew him the way you know your own name.
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Something that had always been true, even before you were old enough to understand it. He said her name and she
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said it felt like every good thing that had ever happened to her happening all at once. He told her she was not going
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to die in the well. He told her that people were coming to help her and that she would be home before dark. He told
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her that she was going to be frightened during the wait, but that he would stay with her the entire time. And he did.
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She said he was there beside her for the whole hour she stood in that water, which is why she told me very seriously.
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She was not as scared as everyone expected her to be. But he had not come only to comfort her.
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He had come to show her something. And what he showed her is the reason I am
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writing this down and asking God for the courage to share it. The well disappeared.
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That is the only way Lily could describe it. The stone walls dissolved, and she
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was standing somewhere else entirely, except she was still wearing her rubber boots, and her coat still had a smear of
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garden soil on the left sleeve, which she found reassuring.
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The ground beneath her feet looked like glass that had light inside it. The sky,
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if it was a sky, was a color she said she cannot describe and has not been
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able to describe to me no matter how many times she tries.
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She said it was not a color she has a word for yet.
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Jesus was still beside her. He was taller than she had noticed in the well.
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She said he was not frightening despite the fact that everything about him felt enormous. The way a very old forest feels enormous without threatening you.
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Little one, he said to her, I am going to show you things that are coming, things that will be hard to look at, but
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I will be beside you the whole time, and when you go home, you will remember everything clearly, so you can tell your grandmother. Will you trust me?
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Lily told me she said yes without hesitating, which does not surprise me.
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She has always been a braver child than most people realize.
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The ground beneath their feet became transparent, and Lily found herself looking down at the whole country spread
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out below her. Not like a map, but like a living thing, something with breath
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and weight and a kind of ache to it that she said made her want to cry without knowing exactly why.
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This nation is being tested, Jesus told her. Not punished the way you punish someone to be cruel. Tested the way a
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bridge is. Tested to find where it is weak, so that those who built it can know the truth about what it can and cannot hold.
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The first city appeared below them, and Lily recognized it immediately because her mother had shown her pictures from a
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trip she took there before Lily was born.
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Los Angeles spread itself across the land below them, reaching from the mountains all the way to the ocean,
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enormous in a way that made Lily feel very small, even from above.
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She told me that what happened next was like watching a movie that was also somehow real. A distinction she kept
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returning to the realness of it. She watched the ground begin to shake. Not
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gradually, but suddenly, violently, the way a table shakes when something heavy falls on it.
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Buildings that looked solid from above began to come apart. Roads buckled and split. Fires appeared in multiple places
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at once and spread quickly because nothing was working that was supposed to stop them.
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He told her the dates, April 23rd, April 25th, April 27th.
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He said them slowly and repeated them so she could remember them. He told her that three great earthquakes would come
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in those five days, each one worse than the one before, and that the city would not have time to recover between them.
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He told her the water would stop. He told her the hospitals would fill and then close. He told her that what a week
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of this would look like would be something most Americans had never seen in their own country before and had
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never expected to see. Lily said she watched the fires spreading and she
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started to cry. Jesus put his hand on her shoulder and she said the grief she felt was his grief too, not just hers.
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that he was not watching this the way you watch something that does not touch you. Why won't they just leave? She
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asked him. Because they believe it will not be as bad as it becomes, he told her. Because they are waiting to be
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certain before they move. And by the time they are certain, the roads will be
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full and the time will be gone. This is why the warning comes now while there is still time to choose.
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The vision shifted and New York appeared below them. Lily had seen it in a school book. She recognized the shape of the
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skyline, those particular tall buildings gathered together at the edge of the water. "This one will not shake," Jesus
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said. "This one will drown." He told her June 9th. He told her the ocean would rise in a way that nobody would expect because it would not come from a storm.
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It would come from something moving beneath the seafloor far out in the Atlantic. Something shifting in the deep
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that would send water inland with a force and a speed that would not give people time to understand what was
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happening before it had already happened.
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Lily told me that watching the water move over lower Manhattan was the thing that stayed with her most vividly. The
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color of it and the quiet of it from above. Because from where they were standing, it looked almost peaceful. The
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way flooding always looks peaceful from a great height, like the land is simply returning to something it once was. But
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she said she could feel what it was doing at the ground level. She said the feeling came up through her boots, the
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panic, the cold, the speed of it. She asked Jesus how people were supposed to
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know to leave before June if they could not see what she was seeing. He told her that some would know because they had
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been listening, not because they had seen visions or heard voices, but because they had been practicing the
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discipline of listening to something quieter than their own plans. And when the warning came through whatever form
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it came in, they would recognize it as true. She asked him how you practice that.
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By being still more often than the world tells you to be. He said, "By valuing what is true over what is comfortable.
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By not loving the place you live more than you love the voice that tells you it is time to leave it." Chicago
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appeared next. Lily had never seen Chicago before, even in pictures, and
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she had to ask him what city it was. He told her, and she said she repeated it carefully to herself several times so
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she would not forget it. "This one will not shake and it will not flood," he told her. "This one will simply stop."
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He showed her what happens to a city when all of its systems fail at the same time in the heat of summer without warning.
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August 3rd, he said, the power will go. Without power, the water will stop.
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Without water and without power in summer heat, a city becomes unlivable in
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days. And when people realize that no help is coming quickly enough, everything that keeps people orderly
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begins to come apart. Lily described watching the city change from above over the course of several days in the
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vision. The way the lights went out first, then the traffic stopped, then people started appearing in the streets
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in greater numbers than streets are meant to hold. She said she could tell from above when the moment arrived that
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people stopped believing help was coming because something changed in how they moved. She told me this one scared her
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most not because of the scale of the destruction which was less visually dramatic than Los Angeles burning or New
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York flooding but because of what the people were doing to each other. She is 10 years old and she has not seen much
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of what people do to each other when they are truly desperate. I am grateful for that. But she saw some of it in this
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vision and she went quiet for a long time after telling me about it. And I
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did not push her to say more than she wanted to say.
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He told her something while they were watching Chicago that she repeated to me word for word three times because she
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wanted to make sure I had it exactly right. He said, "When people have built
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everything on systems made by human hands and those systems fail, they discover they have no foundation left.
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This is not because I want them to suffer. It is because I have been calling them to build on something that
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does not fail and they have not listened. And now the thing they were warned about is arriving. And I grieve
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every single one of them. Lily said he was crying when he said it. She told me this very matterof factly. the way
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children report things they do not fully understand, but are certain they witnessed. She said his tears did not
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look like weakness. She said they looked like the most serious thing she had ever seen.
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Then he showed her the larger picture.
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He lifted their view higher until they could see the whole western edge of the continent at once from the south of
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California all the way up through Washington state and into Canada. He told her about the Cascadius subduction
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zone, not using those words because she is 10 and would not have known them, but describing it as the great hinge beneath
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the ocean floor off the northwest coast, where two enormous pieces of the earth's foundation have been pressed against
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each other for three centuries without releasing. April 15th, he said the hinge
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will let go. He told her the number 9.2 and made her repeat it. He told her
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about the wave, the water that would come behind the earthquake and how far inland it would reach. He told her that
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communities along that coast had 20 minutes at most and that for many the warning would come too slowly or not at all.
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Lily told me that watching the wave from above was different from what she had expected. She said she had expected it
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to look violent. It looked slow. She said it looked like the ocean was breathing in and then breathing out,
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except the breath out kept going much further than it should. She watched it cross the coastline and she understood
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in the way you understand something you are seeing directly rather than being told about why people standing on that
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coast would not have survived it. He told her this event would wake something up in the country that people who had
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been living as if tomorrow would always resemble today would find that assumption shattered. He told her that
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the shattering was necessary, not because he wanted to break people, but because what people had built their
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sense of safety on was already broken, and they had simply not been able to see
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it clearly. Lily asked him if he was angry at America. He was quiet for a moment before answering, she told me.
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And then he said something she has quoted to me several times now because she is not entirely sure she understood
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it and wants me to help her. He said, "I am not angry the way you imagine anger.
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I am the way a father is when he has watched his child walk toward a cliff
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for a very long time and calling out and being unheard.
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What you are seeing is not punishment so much as consequence.
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I did not build the cliff. I only kept warning about it.
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He showed her the New Madrid fault line next, though again without using the name, describing it as the old fault
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running beneath the great river in the middle of the country. He said, "June 7th." He told her about the bridges
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falling. He told her that the great river would change its course in places, that pipelines would rupture, that the
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country would be effectively divided in half for weeks by the disruption to roads and bridges and rails that crossed the Mississippi.
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He told her that the food in stores would stop being replaced, not because there was no food, but because the
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systems that moved food from where it grew to where people lived would be broken in too many places at once to fix
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quickly. He told her that people who had never gone hungry would go hungry. He told her that this would happen not
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because he wanted it to, but because the structure that Americans had trusted to feed them was more fragile than anyone
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had acknowledged, and fragile things, when tested past their limit, fail.
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Lily asked him what people were supposed to do. He told her to watch carefully because he was about to show her. The
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vision shifted and she found herself looking at different landscapes.
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Not cities this time, not destruction, but wide open land, mountains, grasslands,
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places where the sky was very large and the towns were small and far apart. He
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named some of the states, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, the Dakotas, and he described them as places where the
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ground was more stable, where enough land existed for people to grow food, where communities were small enough that
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they could know each other and help each other, where the infrastructure failures that would devastate cities would be survivable.
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These are places of refuge, he told her.
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Not because they are perfect, not because nothing hard will happen there, but because I have prepared them for
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this time. And the people who go there before the testing begins will find they are not alone when they arrive.
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He showed her people making hard decisions. A family loading a truck and driving away from a house that was
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beautiful and leaving behind jobs that paid well and friends who did not
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understand why they were going. A young couple selling things they had worked years to own. An elderly man boarding up a house he had lived in for 40 years.
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Each of them looking afraid and uncertain.
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none of them appearing to have been given easy choices.
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He told Lily that obedience rarely looks like certainty from the outside. He told
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her that the people who left would be called foolish by those who stayed, and that some of the people who stayed would
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never understand why those others had gone, because the departure would seem to make no rational sense until the
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disaster arrived, and by then it would be too late to leave calmly.
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But he also told her something that I want to be very careful to record accurately because Lily was emphatic
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about it. He said the refuge states were not a guarantee of ease. He said that
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going to safer ground was not the same as being given safety. He said that
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hearts would be tested just as much as geography and that people who arrived expecting to be sheltered without
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contributing anything, expecting others to have prepared on their behalf would
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find themselves in just as much spiritual danger as the people they had left behind in the cities.
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He said that survival in what was coming was not a reward for knowing the right information.
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It required a particular quality of trust, not in the preparation itself,
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but in him daily through each difficulty.
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and that people who were not building that kind of trust now would find they did not have it when they needed it most.
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The vision showed one more thing before it ended. She told me this part slowly because she was trying to find the right words for something that frightened her.
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She described seeing as the disasters unfolded in the vision, a moment when
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the fear and desperation of survivors created an opening for something to be
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offered that seemed like help but was not.
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He described it to her in language she could understand.
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He told her about a mark, a way of tracking and identifying people that would be presented as a solution to the
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problems that had been created. He told her it would be offered to hungry and frightened people as the key to
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accessing food and help and safety. He told her that it would seem like the
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most reasonable thing in the world at the moment it was offered because reasonable things feel most reasonable
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when you are terrified and have nowhere else to turn.
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He told her not to take it no matter what it cost her. He told her this was
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the most important single instruction he was giving her. He said the people who
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accepted it would be choosing a kind of separation from him that was not simply
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spiritual in the way sin is, but permanent in a way that went deeper than anything she had a category for yet.
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He told her that the price of refusing it would be high and that she should begin preparing her heart now to pay
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that price by practicing trust before the moment of testing arrived.
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Then he looked at her and Lily told me that this look is the hardest part to describe.
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She said it was not frightening. She said it was the most seen she had ever felt, like being known completely by
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someone who was completely safe, and that the combination of those two things together was nothing she had words for.
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He told her to go home. He told her that people were nearly ready to pull her out of the well and that she would be cold, but she would be fine.
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He told her to tell her grandmother everything and to ask her grandmother to write it down and share it. He told her
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one more thing and she asked me to make sure I included this at the end exactly
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as she said it. He said, "Tell them that I am not doing this to destroy them.
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Tell them that I have been calling and that the call has not been heard and that now the thing I warned about is
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arriving and I will be in it with them if they will let me. Tell them that what
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is coming will be very hard and that I will be in every hard thing with anyone who asks me to be.
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Tell them to stop waiting until they are sure. And to start trusting while they are still uncertain.
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That is what faith is. That is what I am asking for.
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The well came back around her, the stone walls, the cold water at her waist, the circle of gray February sky above her.
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And a few minutes later, the voices of the firemen and my own voice calling her name and the harness coming down.
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I am 67 years old and I have never shared anything like this publicly in my life. I am a private woman and a
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cautious one. And I am aware that what I am writing will be dismissed by many people, some of them people I respect.
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I am aware that children have vivid experiences in traumatic circumstances and that those experiences do not always
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mean what they appear to mean. I have considered all of that carefully and I have prayed over this for 3 weeks.
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But Lily remembered specific dates. She remembered specific cities in a specific order.
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She remembered details she had no way of knowing, including the name Cascadia, which she did not know she had said
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until I showed her my notes and she stared at the word and told me he had said it clearly enough that she had held
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on to it, even though she did not know what it meant.
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She asked me every morning for two weeks whether I had written it all down yet.
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She asked me whether I had shared it yet. She told me that he said her grandmother would know what to do with it.
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I am doing my best to be worthy of that trust.
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If you have read this far, I ask only that you sit with it quietly before deciding what to do with it. Not that
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you believe it immediately and without question. Not that you dismiss it because a child and an old woman are not the sources you expected.
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Just that you sit with it quietly and ask in whatever honest way you know how to ask whether there is something here you are meant to hear.
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The dates Lily was given are close. Some have not yet arrived.
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I am writing this down and sharing it because she asked me to and because in
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43 years of faith, I have learned that the moments when God asks something
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uncomfortable of us are usually the moments worth paying the most careful attention to.
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Her purple boots are still by my back door. I cannot look at them without praying. I hope you will pray, too.
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I'm truly grateful you stayed with me until the very end of this story. If you're still reading, I believe there was a reason your heart remained here.
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Before you go, I'd love to ask you something simple but meaningful. Write a comment and tell me the country or city
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you're listening from so I can remember you and your people in my prayers.
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If you want to hear more testimonies and messages like this, follow the channel and turn on notifications so you'll know whenever a new message is shared.
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And if this story spoke to your heart, please pass it along to a few people you care about.
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Sometimes the smallest action, just sharing a message, can bring hope, strengthen faith, and guide someone a little closer to God.
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Bemærk:
Profetier indeholder ofte advarsler om mulige kommende begivenheder (katastrofer).
De er ikke skrevet i sten!
Hvis menneskene forbedrer sig og beder,
kan profetierne ligeledes formildes, udskydes
eller helt undgås, da vi jo har vores frie vilje!
Obs. Vigtigt at bruge sin kritiske sans i forb. med budskaber eller de såkaldte nærdødsoplevelser) . Her i de såkaldte sidste tider, er der mange falske profeter også på Youtube.De giver sig ud for at være budbringere fra Jesus, Maria (f.eks. Medjugorje) m.v., Disse vil gøre meget for at ødelægge det for de ægte.
Her må man bruge sin kritiske sans og intuition (mavefornemmelse) jd
"Tag jer i agt for de falske profeter, der kommer til jer i fåreklæder, men indeni er glubske ulve. På deres frugter kan I kende dem. Plukker man druer af tjørn eller figner af tidsler? Sådan bærer ethvert godt træ gode frugter, og det dårlige træ dårlige frugter." (Matthæus Kap. 7, vers 15-20)