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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2017 · 25 MIN

HHMI ~ Go Lower Still

from Hebraic Heritage Radio Podcasts · host Eddie Chumney

by Laura Densmore During a recent prayer conference call, the Lord took me into an open vision. I was above the continental US, looking down upon the continent. It was dark, night-time. I saw many different prayer groups that were praying for Israel and for the US. Some groups met in person, some met over the phone. The dark places over the continent would suddenly “light up” as soon as they began to pray. I saw ladders under construction reaching heavenward. Rung by rung, the ladders were being built. Angels were being dispatched to build these ladders to heaven. Every prayer group had an open heaven over it and a ladder under construction. Some ladders were further along than others. I heard the Spirit of the Lord impress upon me the following instruction concerning the construction of the prayer ladders. “Go lower, go lower still. The more you repent, the more you humble yourselves, the more the ladder rungs go higher into the heavenlies. The Kingdom of God is upside down. Go low, repent, humble yourself and then I will lift you up. There is great authority granted upon those who will genuinely and thoroughly humble themselves and repent of personal and corporate sins.” As I watched these ladders arising all over the nation, I saw that they were connected to each other in the spirit.... Listen to audio to hear the rest (25 mins)

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