Sunday, August 30, 2026

Zechariah's Vision

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Addition to the post ( two-witnesses-lampstands.html ) as follows:

In the picture above, the two trees are Moses and Elijah. Moses and Elijah are also represented by the flames of spirit that alight each of the two lamp-stands/congregations that support them. 
The two lamp-stands in the picture above, represent the congregation that supports the spirit of Moses and the congregation that supports the spirit of Elijah.


Let's look at this through the lens of the prophetic vision of Zechariah.....
(Zech.4:1,2,3,11,12,14; Rev.11:3,4).
In the second picture above which depicts Zechariah's vision, we will see how the spirit of both prophets/trees, pours into one bowl, so that the two spirits/flames/oil become blended into one, inside the bowl. This can also be symbolized by the flame of two separate lamps being brought together and becoming one flame. 

It is the same with the supporting two congregations. They blend into one congregation that supports both prophets/spirits, by supporting the one prophet/flame/bowl that has resulted by blending both the spirit of Moses and the spirit of Elijah.
Just as those two spirits of Moses and Elijah combine as one in the bowl, the two congregations that support those two flames, combine into one congregation which supports the one bowl.
To summarize,
Just as the spirits of Moses and Elijah (the oil from each of the two olive trees) are combined into one bowlthe two supporting congregations of the two witnesses, combine into oneto support the one bowl that contains both spirits (Rev.11:3). 
The single congregation in the time of the end that supports the one bowl, represents two congregations, just as the one bowl represents two prophets/spirits/flames. The single congregation simultaneously supports both spirits/lamps/trees/ of both Moses & Elijah.

There is more to the vision of Zechariah.

The two olive trees represent Moses (one tree) and Elijah (the second tree). Both trees pour forth the golden oil (holy spirit of prophecy - 2Pet.1:21; Rev.19:10;  1Cor.14:32) into the one bowl (heart). 
That one bowl containing both spirits, pours forth the spirit of both Moses and Elijah, into the lamp-stand containing 7 lamps beneath the bowl. (Zech.4:1,2,3,4,13,14; Rev.11:4,3) (Rev.15:7; 8:2; 10:7,3)

The lamp-stand that contains seven flames represents all the prophets and the spirit/flame given to each of them, along with those who have supported the seven flames/lamps upon them. Those seven flames are symbolic, and they represent all God's prophets. 

Therefore, when the "Two witnesses" arise in God's Day of Judgment... 
       (Matt.17:1,2,3; Rev.11:3,4; Zech.4:11,14); 
...the one bowl/heart will fuel and re-alight the spirit of all God's former prophets. By the divine light preserved within the recorded words of the prophets; their voices/trumpets will once again be heard (Isa.58:1 (NIV version); Rev.19:10; 8:1). 
The recorded words of the prophets and the divine light/spirit/inspiration that they contain will burn again, illuminating God's mysteries contained in the book of Revelation.

As we see in the picture that depicts Zechariah's vision; 
the bowl is filled with the oil/spirit from Moses and Elijah (the two trees). That bowl in turn is fueling the seven lamps/prophets/spirits and their light/flame. 
The prophet that possesses that bowl/heart, is the last prophet... the seventh (Rev.10:7,3). That prophet is given the spirit that God gave Moses and Elijah, the "two witnesses" of Rev.11:3 
(Matt.17:3; 16:27,28; 17:1,2,3,5;  2Pet.1:18).
The meaning of Revelation's symbols is locked behind seven seals. (who-is-worthy.html)
The divine light contained within the spirit/flame of God's seven prophets, will be employed by the last prophet to open those seals and bring to light Revelation's interpretation (Rev.10:7,3,4; Dan.12:4,9). 
The words of the prophets within scripture will provide the keys to open the interpretation of Revelation's symbolism. Through the endowment of spirit given to the last prophet; the lamps of former prophets will once again provide illumination. The last prophet will revive their recorded words, so that the light and truth they contain will once again be heard, and applied as keys to open the seals of Revelation. 

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