The Bride vs Guests

11-10-13

In the dream I was making a YT video telling people that time is short, but I was also explaining the difference between the Bride and the guests – not everyone who has eternal salvation is part of the Bride. It is a smaller group of people then what a lot of Christianity believes. Then I saw myself buttoning up the dress of a bride.  The DREAM ENDED.

I have understood this dream to reveal that I am to help the bride prepare for her wedding. One thing worth noting is that I was doing something she could not do on her own. She couldn't reach those buttons.  

Now regarding who is the bride...

Please prayerfully consider a few matters.

•   Like Chavah (Eve) was taken from Adam’s body, so will the bride of Yeshua (the last Adam) be taken from His body.

•   Rev 19:7 “…His wife has made herself ready.” This suggests required action. Salvation is a free gift and does not require action.

•   Many are called but few are chosen

•   With any wedding, there is one bride but many guests.

There are pictures of the bride in Scripture, and I ask that as you read the sections below, you ask our Father to open your eyes that you may see the wondrous things in His Torah.

Please read the follwing:

Gen 24

Abraham is an archetype of the Father / YHVH. Isaac is a type of the Son / Yeshua.

Eleazar is a type of the Ruach haKodesh sent to find a bride for the Son.

Rebecca is a type of the bride.  Examine closely what Rebecca did. She not only drew water for Eleazar but also his camels. The 10 camels represent YHVH’s 10 Commandments. Now look at verse 10. The servant took 10 of his master’s camels. The 10 commandments represent all of His commandments. Are all of the people who have confessed Jesus as Lord keeping His commandments?  No, because Christianity teaches that the Law was nailed to the cross and created their own laws, just like the religious system of in the days of Yeshua.

Est 2:8,9   

⁸ So it was, when the king’s command and decree were heard, and when many young women were gathered at Shushan the citadel, under the custody of Hegai, that Esther also was taken to the king’s palace, into the care of Hegai the custodian of the women. ⁹ Now the young woman pleased him, and she obtained his favor; so he readily gave beauty preparations to her, besides her allowance. Then seven choice maidservants were provided for her from the king’s palace, and he moved her and her maidservants to the best place in the house of the women.

Esther is a type of the bride. Note in the section above that there were many women gathered representing all Christians, but Hegai, a type of Ruach haKodesh, was to prepare the the women.  He made a clear distinction between Esther and the rest of the women showing her favor.

I have only one more example for now.  Examine the instructions given to women towards their husbands. “Submit.” Ask yourselves if all of Christianity, 2.35 billion people, are submitting to the Holy One of Israel. Would YHVH choose someone who stands in rebellion and follows the dictates of their own hearts? It’s His choice. Consider Luke 14:8 as one example. “When you are invited by anyone to a wedding feast, do not sit down in the best place, lest one more honorable than you be invited by him;"