“11-16-12: Vision of the Minutemen”
Early in the morning, I had a vision of many minutemen
marching in rows all in a line, and they were all dressed in colonial clothes,
and were carrying drums and other instruments. They were all beating their
drums to a single unified cadence. They were all moving together and were
passing through towns to awaken the inhabitants.
I knew by the vision, that the Lord is calling His
Minutemen to now assemble, and gather, and to begin to function in their
callings to awaken the Body of Christ to her destiny in America. The Lord is
stirring the spirits of the minutemen, to rise up and to begin to blow their
horns, ring their bells, and beat their drums. It is time for the Lord’s war to
begin.
Minutemen:
A member of a group of American militiamen just before and
during the Revolutionary War who held themselves in readiness for instant
military service.
Example: Paul Revere.
Armed American civilians who were active in the Revolutionary War and in the period just preceding the
war. They were named Minutemen because they were ready to fight alongside
regular soldiers at a moment's notice. The Minutemen of Massachusetts were especially well known.
-Susan O’Marra
-11-16-12
