Saturday, June 18, 2011

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Saturday, June 18, 2011:

Jesus said: “My people, every day that is given to you is another opportunity to serve Me the best that you can. Your frail bodies are faced with your human needs for food, water, clothing, and shelter. But do not worry or be anxious over these needs because I know what you need, and I will help you to obtain them. Be prudent to do what is necessary, but do not spend more effort on that which is unnecessary. Be thankful that you have a job or an income to pay your bills. You can even provide help for those who are unemployed and in need of their necessities. (Matt. 6:33) ‘But seek first the Kingdom of God, and all these things shall be given you besides.’ Trust in My help every day and you will not be anxious about today or tomorrow. The fire in the vision is how you are being purified as you are tested by evil temptations and the problems that come up. You may have to deal with health problems or repairs to your house or car. Whatever you have to face, keep a good disposition without letting things disturb your peace. Everyone has to face the same life situations that you are dealing with. It is how you deal with adversity that will test your true trust in Me.”

Jesus said: “My people, this latest volcanic eruption in Chile is very much like the one in Iceland that disrupted many airplane routes because planes cannot fly through the ash. You are seeing another natural disaster that is causing large evacuations. I have warned you to have masks as a protection for the ash of volcanoes or deadly viruses. Some of this ash has already circled around the globe and is returning to the original site. If enough ash stays suspended in the upper atmosphere to block the sun, you could see a cooling effect and possibly a change in the weather. Chile has had some severe earthquakes and these events can trigger old volcanoes along the Pacific Rim. Pray for the people in this area to help them avoid any deaths by following their evacuation orders.” (Cordon Caulle volcano)