BUT THEY CAN’T CONTINUE TO CLIMB WITH YOU BECAUSE THEY NO LONGER SEE WHAT YOU SEE
Only pioneers climb mountains–people who want to do something that no one ever did before–people who want to get above the multitude–beyond what has already been done & accomplished. Pioneers must have Vision–vision to see what no one else can see; Faith–faith to believe things no one else believes; Initiative–initiative to be the first one to try it; Courage–the guts to see it through! But on the mountain you are the first to see the sun rise & the last to see it set! You see the full circle of God’s glorious creation! You see the world in its proper perspective with range after range to be conquered & a world beyond the horizon of normal men! A world beyond their vision & their horizon! You see distant peaks yet to be climbed! You see distant valleys yet to be crossed. You see things that the men in the valleys can never see.–Can’t even comprehend because they can’t see it! And you can see the 360 degree circumference of the total horizon–the entire scope! It’s like seeing all of life from its beginning to its end & understanding. You feel like you’re living in eternity; whereas, down below they’re living in time.
April 21, 2025…Prophecy: But they can’t continue to climb with you because they no longer see what you see. They’ve lost the vision. The mountain has vanished, and now all they see is the valley. Perhaps they never did see the mountain; perhaps they were too young or it was only your inspiration that kept them going. Because you kept saying there was a mountain, they believed what you were saying and kept trying to keep up on the strength on your word. It was your faith that kept them going, but because they weren’t really feeding on the Word themselves, they eventually and inevitably ran out of steam. The mountain is still there; they just don’t see it or they have lost sight of it… It’s as if the Kingdom of God has faded from their sight due to their lack of input or belief in the Word. It’s the Word that keeps that portal open, and if they aren’t truly feeding on it and believing what it’s saying, it all becomes imaginary to them… They lose the vision. They begin to think you’re mad or seeing things or making things up. The Word loses its power in their lives. The portal closes, and they no longer see the Kingdom of God. The Word tells us what we must do to believe; to see the Kingdom, first you have to be born again, but if you don’t keep feeding that newborn baby spirit, very soon that baby dies. The spirit is saved but they themselves stop growing. The portal closes and all they see is white magic, the imitation. One day the flesh that they took so much time and care to pamper falls to the ground as their spirit passes on into that realm that they chose not to believe in and before them looms… a great mountain.
The Next Mountain Range
The pioneer, on the other hand, never lost the vision of that great mountain. The portal never closed to his eyes; the pathway never dimmed. He continued to see what no one else could see; his faith, initiative and courage grew stronger. He kept climbing higher and was rewarded by being the first to see the Son rise, and he was also first to see the sun set on the world below. True men and women of God see things long before the world of men see them. Men and women of God see these future events in the Word of God and believe. They see the Son rise well before the valley villains do. The valley villains only see when the day of the scheduled event arrives. The valley villains only see the sun set when their world of materiality collapses, and all around them turns to darkness. So they sit there in their darkness waiting for the pioneer to call them to the next range of mountains that need to be climbed. Mind you, the pioneer has already seen them a long time before because he has been on the summit and seen far off into the future. He has not only seen the next range of mountains, but he saw that there were other ranges beyond the next range. Eternity is a long, long time. The pioneer has seen distant peaks and valleys far beyond the comprehension of the dazed valley villain who is sitting on the ground at the foot of the imposing mountain. Our pioneer helps the poor soul to his feet as he explains that this mountain that towers before him has to be climbed. The pioneer explains that if he, the villain, can just reach a little ways up; he will see things more clearly. The discouraged villain looks behind him, just as he did in his life before the sun set, but this time he sees nothing but an impenetrable wall. He sees a small signboard on the wall and reads what is inscribed: it says. “The Past …closed to all travelers. The Mountain Pass is before you…please take your guide’s hand and follow his directions.”
As the two begin trekking up the not-so-steep path that leads to the ankles of the mountain, the pioneer explains to the bewildered newbie. “The climb ahead is going to take faith. At the moment we are just at the foot, but the path ahead steepens dramatically as we reach the shins of the mountain. Faith is a very precious commodity in this part of the world. It comes with time and a great deal of determination and struggle. There are resting places along the climb set at certain intervals by those that climbed this mountain in the days of yore.” Our guide points to the path ahead as it disappears into a mist-cloaked forest. “Through that forest, the pathway ascends into wild mountain terrain. Here, take this lovely, blue-colored elixir; it will strengthen you for the climb ahead. When you reach the first peak, way up yonder through that veil of mist, you will see what you failed to see in your last attempt at climbing this mountain. Up there you will be able to see 360 degrees, the circumference…the total horizon…the entire scope. From there you will see life from its beginning to its end and you will understand. You won’t just feel like you’re living in eternity; you will be living in eternity; whereas before, down there (our guide points toward the wall of darkness) you were living in time, with the creatures of time. But all that is gone now; it was all sucked away when that world collapsed, so let’s look forward to a brighter future. Are you ready to climb?”
As they start walking up the path ahead, the guide begins whistling a tune; it is a merry ditty…The villain, who is already beginning to see a little more clearly, pipes up and asks, “That tune you are whistling…I can vaguely remember the melody. Have we met before?”