THE FINGER OF YAHWEH IN SECRET; A WARNING REGARDING PESTILENCE
Tuesday, 05/05/26 at 13:14
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May 2, 2026 Early Morning
Within one dream state, I experienced two distinct visions:
The First Dream:
In the dream, I saw a book that was closed. Although my own eyes were shut, it was as if the LORD granted me “X-ray vision” to see through the cover. I witnessed something reminiscent of when Yahweh gave Moses the two stone tablets—how GOD wrote with His own finger. I saw the finger of the LORD releasing power like bolts of lightning, writing inside that closed book. Even though the book remained shut to the outside world, GOD allowed me to see what He was doing in secret. I was instantly filled with confidence; when the book is finally opened, the writing will already be complete.
The Second Dream:
The scene shifted to a wooden cabin deep in a forest. It was very dim and completely empty. I noticed a small hole on one of the walls. I sensed movement, and upon looking closer, I saw a rat scurrying out from the entrance of the hole.
Then, I woke up.
Interpretation of the First Dream
I believe one of the meanings (though I am still seeking more) is that the Holy Spirit is saying: even when things appear closed or sealed to our natural eyes, the LORD says He is already writing with His finger. The LORD is at work.
This word is for those who have not yet seen the manifestation: Give thanks , praise , and lean steadfastly ! For He is writing, and He will open your eyes to see what you have never seen before. To whoever has, more will be given. Like Moses, you shall receive the “Tablets of Testimony” from GOD.You will experience the fulfillment of His divine will and receive the authorization, promises, and power ordained for you. The closed doors are swinging open!
‘What no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, and what no human mind has conceived’—the things GOD has prepared for those who love him.”
—1 Corinthians 2:9
“For we live by faith, not by sight.”
—2 Corinthians 5:7
Interpretation of the Second Dream
The rat symbolizes “plague” and “judgment” (I sense the Spirit of the LORD leading us to remain vigilant in prayer regarding pestilence). As I sought the LORD in prayer, the Holy Spirit brought several matters to my attention (please take these into prayer, discern them, and seek further guidance):
1. I previously received a message from the LORD where He said: People assume that after the 2019 pandemic, another plague of such severity will not occur again. That those with this mindset will be caught completely off guard when the next plague arrives.
2. (H5908 and H5909 share the same linguistic root. In Middle Eastern culture, rats and spiders are categorized as “creatures that lurk on the fringes of human habitation.”) While praying, I realized the LORD is highlighting the importance of spiritual warfare. The devil is looking for someone to devour. I feel the LORD is reminding His children to address the “breaches” (doors opened to the evil one) and the “cracks” appearing in their lives.
“Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour.”
—1 Peter 5:8
“Submit yourselves, then, to GOD. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.”
—James 4:7
“In order that Satan might not outwit us. For we are not unaware of his schemes.”
—2 Corinthians 2:11
3.Warning: I heard the Holy Spirit say: “Watch the borders! Watch the boundaries! Watch the wharves! Watch the seashores!”
NOTE:
Strong’s Concordance and Linguistic Affinities :
- Strong’s Concordance: SH5909 (Rat) likely shares the same root as SH5908 (Spider), with a secondary meaning of “to attack.”
- Negative or Unclean Symbolism: In the Levitical laws of cleanness, the rat (Akbar) is explicitly listed as “an unclean swarming creature” (Leviticus 11:29). In the Book of Job, the spider (Akkabish) is often used to symbolize vanity, fragility, or the false hope of the wicked (e.g., the “spider’s web”).
- Linguistic Similarities: The Hebrew structures for these two words are remarkably similar:
- Spider (Akkabish):עַכָּבִישׁ
- Rat (Akbar):עַכְבָּר
Both words share the same radical letters: ע–כ–ב (Ayin-Kaph-Beth). In Hebrew, this structural similarity suggests an ancient primitive root, likely associated with actions such as “entangling,” “weaving,” or “moving with swift agility.”
- In Leviticus 11:29-30, the rat (SH5909) is explicitly listed among unclean things. While the spider (SH5908) is not named directly in that specific list, they are both viewed as “creatures that crawl upon the earth.”
- Some scholars suggest the prefix of both words derives from “bending” or “moving rapidly.” A rat scurries within holes, while a spider is defined by its weaving movement. In the Ancient Near Eastern worldview, both are “creatures lurking on the fringes of human habitation,“representing subtle threats that infiltrate through the “cracks” and “boundaries” of our lives.
