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Unveiling the Incredible Revelations from the Lord 8-6-26

  • Betty A. Burnett
  • 22 hours ago
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Spiritual Encounters

Incredible Revelations from the Lord 8-6-26

There were visions, and words were spoken directly to me by my “bestie” and my nephew. God prepares us for some things and others; He may not for whatever the reason the Lord knows best.


Vision One

During my mother’s hospital stay (twenty-nine days), and shortly before she passed saw a vision- She was in a casket at the church; my family and I were there, everyone was dressed in white. I shook my head in unbelief and it left my mind and never came to me again until after she passed. I believe the Lord was preparing me but I didn’t accept it, just as I didn’t accept what the medical team was telling my aunts and me in the conference room.


I was devastated, had a prayer praying with me that the Lord would perform a miracle. We were disappointed at first but later realized it was not wrong to pray a prayer of faith yet understood that it was not the Lord’s will for Momma to live. I slept at the hospital for approximately a week before she passed and at I night when it was the two of us in the room. I continued to say “Momma don’t leave me”

 

Vision Two

My only sibling was transported to the hospital on a Friday night; we talked that Saturday morning. I asked her if she wanted me to come to Camden and her answer was she would let me know if or when I was to come.


In the wee hours on Sunday, at 3:33am I awakened and immediately afterwards, my niece called screaming that her grandmom’s condition had turned critical. I called the train station; no lines were open. I kept calling until someone answered. I went to the station to take the 9am train out of Greensboro.


In the meantime, my nephew was keeping me informed of her status, and shortly before the train arrived, my nephew called and said she is gone. O MY God! I rode those ten hours to Philly shedding an ocean of tears.


Prior to the situation that happened with my sister, a Black History play was scheduled to be presented the last Saturday in February. I had asked a brother to direct the play for ne not knowing what was going to happen- that was GOD! The services took place; I was back in Greensboro for the play.

Back to New Jersey for an appointment that my sister had in Bucks County, Pa. My sister was gone to be with the Lord, so our god sister from Philly took the trip with me.

 

Prior to my sister passing, I had no indication that such a shocking and sudden thing would take place; it was absolutely devastating. BUT! Sometime later the Lord gave me a vision of my sister entering into His presence with both of her arms wide open. That didn’t stop me from missing her, but it took away the pain. Praise the Lord.

 

The Spirit showed me my niece in a vision-

We did not have a conversation, but He told me to tell her mother she was going to be alright. Six months later she left suddenly. Some may not have understood her, but I did. I also understood when the Lord said she was going to be alright; that was a spiritual thing. She always remembered my birthday and phone number. When she called we discussed the Bible, and I asked how did she know about the scriptures and she said: “You taught me a long time ago”

 

Words were actually spoken to prepare me.

When my “Bestie” passed suddenly in 2024, it hurt soooo bad! We discussed the Word and prayed every night long distance. It was either two nights or one night before he passed that he said to me: “I don’t believe I’m going to live much longer” I just let that go right over my head, until it happened and reality sunk in. He was actually preparing me for his departure.

 

A conversation prior to my nephew passing-

My nephew called me on a Sunday night from his best friend’s house and we had an enjoyable conversation; we said that we love each other and a few days later he was gone. Looking back, I thank God for our conversation that closed with love. What an awesome closure!

 

I still remember and reflect on the wonderful memories of my beloved relatives, but I am able to keep it moving and enjoy the life the Lord has given me to the fullest. His grace is sufficient, in my weakness, He is my strength.

 








This is truly a faith walk!

Betty A. Burnett ~ burnettministries.org

 
 
 
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