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20 Jul 2015
 "ANSWER THE FRONT DOOR!" A LOUD VOICE SHOUTED I heard a loud voice from the Throne shout to the Angels, "Answer the front door! The 'bowl of prayers for children' prayed by their mothers is now full and tipping over! Angels receive your assignments!" I then saw Angels stand at attention while the names of these children and their personal addresses were being written on them. Some were "on the Street addresses" unknown by man but known by God. There were "prison addresses." Even telephone numbers were being given out to some Angels that would make person to person telephone calls on the earth to some of these children. Some assignments of angels unaware were just to make phone calls and speak to their heart things that nobody else knew. On the streets pay phones would ring and homeless children on the streets would be led to answer these phones ringing and receive a call from Heaven. ANGELS ON SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS TO COMFORT MOTHERS Special assignments were given to many Angels to come down and strengthen and comfort mothers. I heard the Lord say to the Angels: "Speak comfortably to the mothers and say your warfare is accomplished. I will speak to the north to give them up and to the south to hold them back no longer. I will bring them from the east and west. I will save your Children!" Isaiah 59:21 "As for Me, this is My covenant with them, saith the Lord. My Spirit that is upon thee, and My words which I have put in thy mouth, shall not depart out of thy mouth, nor out of the mouth of thy seed, nor out of the mouth of thy seed's seed, saith the Lord, from henceforth and forever." Blessings, Bill Yount www.billyount.com |
I guess because I come from the island of Newfoundland in Canada, I am intrigued by people who once sailed the big, wide oceans for adventure and missionary assignments before the modern era. In fact, some of my own family crossed that wild ocean from England to Newfoundland to do missionary work. (Photo via Wikimedia)
In fact, the day that we visited this historic revival site would have been Smith's 156th birthday. When he preached in Melbourne there was a tremendous move of the Holy Spirit. They say that over 2000 people were filled with the Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues.
As you can imagine I was very excited, but then I was standing at the top of a set of stairs leading into the basement. I heard a commotion down there and suddenly a spirit ran up to speak to me. This was the spirit of ISIS. (Photo via Wikipedia)
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Israeli archaeologists said on Monday they had discerned biblical writing on a charred 1,500-year-old parchment with the help of digital imaging and described the text as the oldest found since the Dead Sea Scrolls.
U.S. and Israeli researchers made the discovery using advanced medical and digital technology to examine the object, first unearthed 45 years ago when then-standard forensics could not decipher any script on the scroll.
"This is a really big discovery," Pnina Shor, curator at the Israel Antiquities Authority, told a news conference where the five-centimeter-long (two-inch) cylindrical object was put on display.
"After the Dead Sea Scrolls, this has been the most significant find of an ancient Bible," said Shor, referring to hundreds of ancient texts found in the late 1940s near the shores of the inland sea for whom the scrolls were named.
Scientists estimate that the Dead Sea Scrolls, widely considered the oldest written biblical fragments ever found, date to between the third century B.C. and 70 A.D.
The scroll presented on Monday was uncovered in 1970 at Ein Gedi, about 40 km (25 miles) south of the caves of Qumran, where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered.
Archaeologist Sefi Porat, 75, co-director of the dig, said the scroll dated to around the year 600 and turned up inside the remains of an ancient synagogue, which he chanced upon while exploring ceramic tiles at the beachside site.
At the time it was found, forensics technology then used to analyze ancient finds could not discern any writing on the badly charred scroll, he said. But a few years ago he sought more help from Israeli experts handling the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Merkel Technologies, an Israeli company specializing in high-tech medical equipment, helped in the deciphering by providing micro C-T scanning, Shor said.
These findings were sent to Brent Seales, a computer expert at the University of Kentucky in Lexington. Seales said he used digital imaging software to "virtually unwrap" the scroll and visualize its text, discerning what experts said were the first eight verses of the Bible's Old Testament book of Leviticus.
Shor said more research was needed to determine the full extent of text on the scroll and what lessons it might hold for biblical scholars. But she said the findings had already turned out to be far more significant than anticipated.
"The discovery absolutely astonished us. We were certain this was a shot in the dark," Shor said.
© 2015 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved. (Reporting by Allyn Fisher-Ilan; Editing by Mark Heinrich)
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