“Newborn Babies with Wedding Rings
Tue, May 21, 2019 11:53 PM
Christian Robert
1 Peter 2:1-3 King James Version (NKJV)
“Therefore, laying aside all malice, all deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and all evil speaking, as newborn babes, desire the pure milk of the word, that you may grow thereby, if indeed you have tasted that the Lord is gracious”.
During my prayer time I received a vision. I saw a newborn baby wrapped in a blanket or towel. This baby was awake and peaceful. By the looks of it, this baby must have been only a few days old. As I was watching this baby I saw how someone placed a wedding ring on his or her finger. That was the end of the vision.
After seeking the Lord for an interpretation I believe this baby represents the newly born again Christians coming out of the great harvest. They will have received the Lord in repentance, and they became like spiritual babies in Christ according to 1. Peter 2:1-3.
The wedding ring on his or her finger illustrates symbolically that they belong to the bridegroom: The Lord Jesus Christ. These babies will have no time to grow up and mature in Christ during their time on earth. They will be born during the days when the Lord’s judgments are sweeping the earth. Some of them will be here for a few months or weeks, and in some cases they will only be on earth for a few days.
Therefore, in the Spirit they look like newborn babies with wedding rings, ready to meet the bridegroom, and yes, there will be millions of them coming forth from all four corners of the earth. All of them have been snatched from the fire at the very last second of the church age.
As those who are called to be part of the remnant walk the streets as mighty warriors of Christ (babies can’t do this job) and proclaim the gospel of salvation during the days of judgments, they will leave behind a trail of spiritual newborn babies with wedding rings for the glory of our and their Savior Jesus Christ. But there is little time to get this job done, for those days will be shortened.
I feel the Lord is asking this question: “My remnant, are you ready?”
