The prophet's dictionary guide to the supernatural

which our Lord rises and appears on the earth. Eastern worship speaks to the primitive groping of humanity in search of its origins, purpose, and powers of life. The east refers to the ancient and eternal in God’s language of spirituality. When used prophetically, it is indicating regeneration, renewal as from the new day symbolism. As waters designate the west, the mountains designate the east direction. See Numbers 3:38. East being solar speaks to spiritual seed being sown, thus equating it with the sun. Obviously Asian in perspective, visions situating their events in the east indicate a spiritual communication set in antiquity. East directions in visions reflect the ultimate prophetic purpose for life and events in the New Testament. 437. Ebeh—Sumerian mountain god overcome by the Inanna. 438. Ecclesia—The Greek word for church inducted by Christ into His kingdom as a term to identify His body of believers. The spiritual confederacy of Creator God. His New Creation state. Based on an ancient Greek institution comprised of citizens who were inducted in the organization to handle community business and collaborate with royalty and government in various judicial, political, and military matters. Daniel 7:14; Matthew 16:18; Revelation 1:4 and 7:9. 439. Economy—The idea of economy is that of having enough to subsist and survive in order to prosper. One’s inherent economy is bestowed by the Creator. It is how people succeed and compete effectively for vast wealth, resources, and riches. Economy includes efficiency, organization, and systemization. It is taking the sum of the components one has at their disposal and arranging and utilizing them to best serve the needs, interests, and pursuits of one’s life. The goal of economy is to productively consume and distribute what one has control over, and access to, for the greatest good and the highest possible return. God’s economy involves His assignment to every generation the administration of His vast creation wealth, resources, and provision throughout the world. Creator economy differs from that of mortals in that it contains spiritual giftings, talents, and abilities. Included in this list are ethics, morality, and qualities that all ensure the fulfillment of the destinies God assigns to each soul born on the earth. These supernatural bestowals generate the natural possession and benefits one acquires in the course of their life. God’s economy spans time, generations, and nations throughout history. In these contexts thrift, conservation, life management, and skills acquisition are all important to