Treasure In Brokenness

I see your face
In every sunrise
The colors of the morning
Are inside your eyes
The world awakens
In the light of the day
I look up to the sky and say
You're beautiful
I see your power
In the moonlit night
Where planets are in motion
And galaxies are bright
We are amazed
In the light of the stars
It's all proclaiming who you are
You're beautiful
I see you there
Hanging on a tree
You bled and then you died
And then you rose again for me
Now you are sitting on your heavenly throne
You're beautiful - by Phil Wickham

Out on a weird limb here…

Where are my spirit led prophetically gifted people?? 🤣 I need your assistance !!!

Anyone else ever get visual symbols during prayer and worship? I mean, for the love… of course my name in Hebrew means, “Seer.”
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But seriously, I was given these symbols during deep communion with Him in a morning prayer service (some time ago), meaning I saw them with my eyes closed… (which I consider to be “seeing in the Spirit”) and I wrote them down
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Later by His prompting and with His help, I researched them… and after finding a document that shows the progression from ancient to modern Hebrew alphabet … to my astonishment 🤯 … I found each one there, plain as day …
… the tetragrammon YHVH of His name that was used by early Hebraic speaking people…

Anybody?! 😬
Thoughts?!
Questions?!
Comments?!
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