January 5th, 2008
There have been an unusual number of avalanches in the news lately and the Lord wouldn't let me get away from the thought of them. I asked Him what He would like to say and it was the following:
"I AM going to overwhelm you My beloved with an avalanche of My glory. I AM going to inundate you with all of Me. O how I will sweep you away...hang on only to Me as I flood you with a torrent of My love. This is a special promise to My faithful hidden ones...you who have remained steadfast and true no matter what has come your way. SUDDENLY I will appear....look for Me as I come to overwhelm you with My sweetness."
Holy Spirit started singing a really old song titled "Suddenly" sung by a man and his love:
(HIM)She walks in and I'm suddenly a hero
I'm taken in my hopes begin to rise
(HER)Look at me can't you tell I'd be so
Thrilled to see the message in your eyes
(HIM)You make it seem I'm so close to my dream
And then suddenly it's all there
(TOGETHER)Suddenly the wheels are in motion
And I, I'm ready to sail any ocean
Suddenly I don't need the answers
Cos I, I'm ready to take all my chances with you
(HIM) And how can I feel you're all that matters
I'd rely on anything you say
(HER) I'll take care that no illusions shatter
If you dare to say what you should say
(HIM) You make it seem I'm so close to my dream
And then suddenly it's all there
(TOGETHER) Suddenly the wheels are in motion
And I, I'm ready to sail any ocean
Suddenly I don't need the answers
Cos I, I'm ready to take all my chances with you
(HIM) Why do I feel so alive when you're near
There's no way any hurt can get thru
(TOGETHER) Longing to spend every moment of the day with you
With you....
(TOGETHER) Suddenly the wheels are in motion
And I, I'm ready to sail any ocean
Suddenly I don't need the answers
Cos I, I'm ready to take all my chances with you
av·a·lanche /'æv??lænt?, -?l?nt?/ Pronunciation Key -
Pronunciation[av-uh-lanch, -lahnch] Pronunciation Key -
Pronunciation noun, verb, -lanched, -lanch·ing.
–noun
1. a large mass of snow, ice, etc., detached from a mountain slope and sliding or falling suddenly downward.
2. anything like an avalanche in suddenness and overwhelming quantity
–verb (used without object)
to come down in, or like, an avalanche.
–verb (used with object)
to overwhelm with an extremely large amount of anything; swamp.
1. A fall or slide of a large mass, as of snow or rock, down a mountainside.
2. A massive or overwhelming amount; a flood: received an avalanche of mail.
v. av·a·lanched, av·a·lanch·ing, av·a·lanch·es
To fall or slide in a massive or overwhelming amount.
v. tr.
To overwhelm; inundate.
- a slide of large masses of snow and ice and mud down a mountain
- a sudden appearance of an overwhelming number of things; "the program brought an avalanche of mail"
Synonyms: barrage, deluge, flood, inundation, landslide, landslip, snowslide, torrent
via His Messenger
January 6th, 2008
2:12 A.M. - 2:46 A.M.
