The prophet's dictionary guide to the supernatural

their place before Him as penitents, perpetrator, or beneficiary. This differs from manifest and symbiotic prophetics in that it is based on what the prophet already sees and knows naturally about a situation. The prophet has even participated in judging the offense or propelling forward the prophecy even though he or she was ignored or rejected. God then resorts to public drama and charges the prophet to dramatize the people’s behavior and His corresponding judgment on their conduct. When Ezekiel was told to lie on his side for forty days, a day for each year of Israel’s sin, he vicariously experienced what the Lord observed and consequently intended to do to His people, something He had already shared with Ezekiel in other ways. The hope is that the people blinded by their sin are inspired to react to the drama by repenting and thereby avert divine judgment to merit God’s forgiveness and mercy and enjoy His continued dispensation of their covenant rights, benefits and privileges. 1575. Victor’s Tax—A) Also called the Jubilee portion. B) This is an amount that is half of the tithe. It goes to the priest who went to battle with the warrior and saw to the spiritual strategies of the victory that was won. See Numbers 31. One-fiftieth was also designated as Israel’s portion. It was to be given to the Levites as their share of the commonwealth of Israel. 1576. Violet—Amethyst. A spiritual color that represents modesty, moderation, and sobriety. The color violet indicates a shift from the harsh and brutal to the calm and serene. In gemology, it is the sobriety stone that inspires prophetic dreams. In the book of Revelation, violet, the color of the amethyst, is the twelfth foundation stone in the New City of God. It is also the bishop’s (apostle’s) stone. Revelation 21:20. 1577. Virgin—An unmarried person who has not had sexual relations. A chaste person who had vowed to abstain from fornication and/or adultery. A person who keeps from engaging in or observing anything defiling that may translate to or inspire sexual impurity. A person who remains with the same god they are purchased and indwelt by. One abiding in a state of spiritual purity. One who is pure, undefiled, unspotted by the world. 1578. Virgin Mary, The—The name for the young woman who conceived and brought forth Jesus Christ, the Son of God as foretold in Scripture. Review Luke 1 and Isaiah 7:14. The deified woman elevated to goddess status in the Roman Catholic Church. See Lunar Goddesses, Ishtar, Ashesrah, Queen of Heaven, and Mother of God. 1579. Vision—Seeing the events or manifestation of the supernatural world