1457 Swedish Boy's Rapture Vision - Mountain in Egypt?

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1457 Swedish Boy's Rapture Vision - Mountain in Egypt? 

23 Jun 2021 NOTE THE DATE A Swedish boy had a vision of the rapture, describing a supernatural departure from homes at 7 a.m. on a Friday, leading people to the base of a mountain in Egypt. The vision suggests the rapture will occur on a Sunday, with a message about the event given to those at the mountain. The video creator connects this vision to a prophetic word received by another individual, highlighting the significance of the event. 

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Key points

  • * Rapture Vision Date: The boy’s vision, which occurred on a Tuesday before Resurrection Sunday in 2018, predicted a rapture event on a Friday at 7 a.m. in Sweden. * Rapture Vision Location: The vision described people being taken from their homes and transported to the base of a mountain in Egypt. * Rapture Vision Description: The boy’s vision depicted Jesus informing him about a departure of people from their homes, who would then gather at the base of a mountain in Egypt. * Location of the Mountain: The speaker was confused about the location of the mountain in the boy’s vision, initially thinking it was Mount Sinai but later realising it couldn’t be. * The Pyramid at Giza: A fellow watchman named Sabim Vlaming suggested that the mountain in the boy’s vision was actually the Pyramid at Giza, which the speaker found to be a plausible explanation. * Resemblance to the Vision: The Pyramid at Giza fits the description of the mountain in the boy’s vision: it’s in Egypt, has sand at its base, and a shape at the top that resembles the “snow” the boy drew. * Vision Timing and Location: A Swedish boy had a vision of the rapture taking place on a Sunday, with events centred around the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt. * Vision Details: People would be called to the base of the pyramid, receive a message about the rapture, and then witness an earthquake and the crumbling of the pyramid. * Connection to Biblical Prophecy: The vision is believed to be connected to Amos 3:7, where God reveals His plans to His servants, the prophets, and the idea of the rapture occurring on a Sunday. * Rapture Description: People leaving Earth would become ghost-like, float through a light beam, and transform into beautiful, angel-like beings. * Heavenly Crossing: The transformed individuals would cross into heaven, reminiscent of the Israelites crossing the River Jordan. * Prophetic Connection: The boy’s vision aligns with a prophetic word posted by “Jesus Rules” on March 26, 2018, describing a similar rapture event. * Rapture Vision Connection: A Swedish boy’s vision of the rapture aligns with a prophetic word from Ron, suggesting a potential connection beyond coincidence. * Vision Details: The boy’s vision describes entering a river of life for cleansing and experiencing immense joy in heaven. * Call to Action: Viewers are encouraged to download the document, watch the videos, and consider the potential significance of the events.

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