Visions of Preparation: Wool Blankets, Precious Metals, and a Coming Time of Darkness

Sunday, 11/15/26 at 00:20
Jolie Ware

November 14, 2026 – 9:39 PM

Scripture: Proverbs 22:3 (KJV)

“A prudent man foreseeth the evil, and hideth himself: but the simple pass on, and are punished.”

Two mornings ago, I awoke to several visions. Some of these things were shown to me two days in a row. I believe these visions are a warning to prepare for what is ahead.

1. Wool Blankets

I saw wool blankets on two consecutive days.

In the first vision, I saw a wheelbarrow full of Pendleton-brand blankets.

In the second vision, I pulled into a parking spot. Upon arriving, I saw a Ford truck with an 8-foot bed. The bed was filled with heavy wool blankets stacked so high that they were overflowing. Even the engine cover was covered with a blanket.

Make sure your beds have plenty of warm blankets and comforters.

2. Four-Season Tent

I saw a four-season tent that was low to the ground. It appeared to be designed specifically for sleeping.

3. Prepare with Gold and Silver

I was made aware that it is time to purchase gold or silver in small denominations, approximately the size of a dime.

Gold is worth more, so you would want smaller amounts that could be used for trading and bartering.

These smaller pieces would also be easier to carry or hide and could make purchasing goods easier.

4. Prepare for Power Outages

I was made aware that the power will go off.

You’re going to feel like you are camping inside your own home!

Prepare for going dark. It is going to be a very cold winter.

5. Warm Clothing and Apparel

Make sure everyone in your family has extra warm clothing and apparel. Have more than just a few sets available.

Prepare ahead of time so that your family has what it needs to stay warm.

6. The Ford Truck

I also received the following thoughts regarding the word FORD:

• FORD – Found On Road Dead.
• FORD – First On Race Day.

7. A Song

The song “Don’t Worry About a Thing” (by SING) also came to me. I started hearing this song on Friday, November 13, 2026.

Additional Information: Pendleton Wool Blankets

Since the early 1900s, Pendleton Woolen Mills has honored America’s National Parks with a collection of distinctive park blankets.

The Glacier Park National Park Blanket was one of the first. Its historic markings and colors date back to the frontier trading posts.

Traders would indicate the weight of the blanket being offered in exchange for furs by holding up one finger for each pound. The original blankets incorporated three, four, or five black stripes in their designs, indicating the value of the blanket.

Please take these visions to the Lord in prayer and seek His wisdom and direction regarding preparation.

I preserved the author’s central message and organized the visions into sections for readability. I also retained the Pendleton blanket background information and the Ford wordplay.