Prophecy

Interesting, Paul. I am certainly not going to dismiss your dream out of hand, because you are certainly not the only one receiving dreams. I also received some dreams and revelations in January, none of which corroborate or contradict yours. They seemed to indicate, particularly, that the whole House of Israel will be regathered this year (ie, all the tribes of Israel will be identified and reunited). This does not interfere with prophecies of the Rapture, but blends with Rapture prophecy, as the Revelation 12 passage, revelation 7, Isaiah 66, Micah 5, and others seem to clearly indicate that around the time of the Rapture, the identification and reunification of Israel will occur.

It is clear from Scripture that the 2 witnesses will be Raptured after 1,260 days of prophesying, and it does say they go up in a cloud. Whether this only refers to a literal cloud, or to a cloud of witnesses, or like brethren who ascend with them, I couldn't say. Perhaps the 144,000 are Raptured at that time as well. That would just about fit the narrative, perhaps, though it needs more scrutiny. I need to study and pray this out some more--I'm glad you brought it up, because it if the Lord truly meant that for us to know, it could be a missing piece of the puzzle. I do know with my own dreams that sometimes I don't know whether there's any significance to them, or not--whether they're from the Lord or not--and other times it is abundantly clear.

My clearest word ever was when the Father told me (with the Voice like many waters roaring) "Why do the people not fear me, since I AM the One with all the power?" I was standing below one of the Rocky Mountains. When He said that, the mountaintop broke off and tumbled down toward me as if to consume everything within its path, and that without remedy. It is the only dream where the mighty voice of the Father spoke to me. Usually I see and hear visions of other things or people, symbols, animals, etc. Funny you should mention Ezekiel, God gave me a dream about him too, where he said, "Let me have a voice!" and was gone. I didn't know who it was, but got the chilly concept that it was a Bible person--the man I saw was bald and had a clean-shaven face. That really threw me off, since I didn't know who it was, until I got out my concordance and looked up words like "shave" and "razor" and determined the only man in the Bible said to have shaved both his head and face was Ezekiel.