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To: gregor who wrote (174)	5/14/1998 12:30:00 AM
From: Jane Hafker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14396

I am sorry to see that my reply to you this morning managed to drift off into nothingness. Surely this was human error and not the Lord sparing everyone. :) Your comment about lightning is very interesting. Look up lightning in the old Test, and it is all through the Father's Throne as John saw it with His own eyes. The Lord is showing you lightning and He is showing me the hurricane. In the hurricane, as you probably know, the first phase passes through, ruining everything. Then there is a beautiful sunny, or beautiful evening sky, and the hurricane looks like its gone. Except that all around the horizon on all sides is a turmultous haze which seems far away. Birds can safely fly in the eye. It is total calm, and seems like the storm is completely over, but it is completely surrounded by devastation. Then the eye drifts with the hurricane and the place where it was is hit by the third phase of the storm, and the wind whirls from the opposite direction and is worse than the first phase. The only way out is up through the eye and out over the storm. For those who are believing for such an escape, I pray it will come to pass, but if not, the birds fly safely in the center of the storm, and it is like there is no storm. It is all a matter of understanding the eye of the hurricane, which I never did before. But it is good to remember that God has provided a safe place even there. Even so, come quickly, Lord Jesus. I believe that my prayer for us all is that we will stay in the eye of the storm, and trust our Lord to keep us safe within, no matter what the edge looks like. And that we also remember that the hills, which may or may not even be visible at that time, are filled with the chariots of fire. Probably not for right this minute, but who knows.