| From the Desk of Steve Shultz:  We pray the following prophetic word, spoken years in advance of the Coronavirus pandemic, will provide you peace in the midst of the storm, as well as a glimpse of what God is releasing to us in the midst of this crisis.
Many times, a prophetic word is given in code and we have to connect the dots to see God's message as embedded in the prophetic code. The following prophecy was declared by Heidi Baker while speaking at a conference in America in 2015 – regarding people with beautiful clothing and cars suddenly going hungry. Heidi Baker, along with her husband Rolland, are American missionaries to Mozambique. When reading this prophecy, it helps to know contextually that their ministry is based in Mozambique. (To Subscribe to the Elijah List subscribe here.) Thank you for making the always-free Elijah List Ministries possible. To partner with us, click here. Your donations truly help us keep these emails free for you. Donate at: Please forward this word to your friends! Encourage them to subscribe to the Elijah List right here: https://elijahlist.com/subscribe. Enjoy! Steve Shultz, Founder and Publisher
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http://www.elijahlist.com ************************************* "Prophecy Decoders: Heidi Baker Prophecy from 2015 in America - People With Beautiful Clothing Suddenly in Need of Food" Heidi Baker and The Elijah List  PROPHECY BY HEIDI BAKER in 2015 while ministering at a Church in America: I had a vision in your church and it wasn't what I expected to see. I saw bread lines, soup kitchens, and I saw people wearing beautiful clothing. Their clothing was not worn out. Now, in my nation, when people are hungry you can tell. I mean they are in shredded rags. They don't have shoes or they have flip flops. Most of them [have] no shoes. They are hungry and they know they are hungry. They come for food not because they are beggars, but because they are hungry. I have held starving children in my arms. I know what starvation is. I know what pain is. I know what suffering is. But in this vision that I had that was in your nation, my nation, which the Lord is helping me to say, I will identify with America as well as Mozambique. I saw this bread line, long bread lines, and I said, "Lord, I don't think that is popular to say in a church, especially one that is all about revival and victory and power." I didn't want to see what I saw, but I saw what I saw, so I was so undone... And I saw all these people and they had beautiful cars, 4 x 4s and Lexus', Mercedes', BMWs, Toyotas. There they were with fancy shiny cars, but they were standing in line.
What I said about worrying...the worriers turned into worshipping warriors. I asked, "Why are they so well dressed and standing in this line?" He said, "Because it is a suddenly. They are suddenly in need of food."
I asked, "What are we to do?" He said, "Tell them that what you see in Mozambique they will see in America with the signs and wonders and miracles. They will see it on their soil. They will see what I do." What is it that He does? For one thing, He puts peace on you in the midst of the storm. Prophecy Decoders Analysis: What a timely word spoken way back in 2015, over four years before the COVID-19 outbreak in China, in December of 2019. We see in this prophecy specific images being described by Heidi Baker including "people wearing beautiful clothing" and that "their clothing was not worn out." They were "well dressed" and "had beautiful cars" and "fancy shiny cars." Heidi Baker also describes the following... (continue reading) Find us on:
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