She Needs a Rib

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Write the vision, and make plain upon the tables, that he may run that read it for it is for an appointed time, but at the end it will speak and not lie, though it tarry, wait for it because it will surely come to pass [Hab 2:2–3] In the prophetic holdings of divinity, God used three men to give birth to His holy and beautiful daughter to perfect the plan of salvation. One two three—physically, prophetically and spiritually. Physically, the first man [Adam] was put into a deep sleep to remove a rib, one rib for his woman. And secondly Abraham was also put into a deep sleep to plant a Seed. Was he impotent, absolutely not for he had fathered Ishmael, but Hagar’s straw cot could not satisfy Sarah’s conjured plot to fulfill the prophetic slot, for Omnipotence had a man with a plan. Therefore, the man clothed in linen, Man number seven was third in line for all times and at the Ninth Hour, He began His travail. For women birth children, but only a man can give birth to a woman, a church. For the man comes by the woman, but the woman comes out of the man, and this is evidence of the birthing signs water and blood, that flowed from His Side; for both the natural and the spiritual births follows after the birthing signs. And so from the Sixth Hour to the Ninth Hour, evidencing the three hours of salvation, dense darkness covered the earth, for a woman gives birth wide awake and in much pain, but a man gives birth in black darkness and great horror, in a deep [death] sleep.

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