Hi! I had a vision of a baseball, an antique baseball, rolling (literally rolling forward) through the air toward me. It had a red number three painted on it in older type writing.
I am really "thrown" about this, pardon the pun! Please help if you can.
GBU all!
Baseball coming at me
Baseball coming at me
"Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things which thou knowest not." Jeremiah 33:3
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Some thoughts:
The number three, "Godhead"
The color red, "the Blood of Jesus."
Perhaps you are being tossed a ball by the Lord like He may be saying "She's on the ball," like you are capable and skilled -or-
Something is being given to you, I think of the word "delivery."
Jesus is our Deliverer...perhaps He is delivering something to you...
Toss or pitch, if this does not bear witness. Just trying to help.
The number three, "Godhead"
The color red, "the Blood of Jesus."
Perhaps you are being tossed a ball by the Lord like He may be saying "She's on the ball," like you are capable and skilled -or-
Something is being given to you, I think of the word "delivery."
Jesus is our Deliverer...perhaps He is delivering something to you...
Toss or pitch, if this does not bear witness. Just trying to help.
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Happy is the man who finds wisdom, and the man who gains understanding.
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antique (adj.)
1536, from M.Fr. antique, from L. antiquus "former, ancient," from PIE *anti in sense of "before" (locative singular of *ant- "front, forehead") + *okw- "appearance." The noun meaning "an old and collectible thing" is from 1771; the verb meaning "to give an antique appearance to" is from 1923. Originally pronounced in Eng. like its parallel antic, but Fr. pronunciation was eventually adopted. Antiquity "olden times" is from c.1380. Antiquated in the sense of "obsolete" is from 1623.
The Son of Man, Jesus is called the "ancient of days" in Daniel 7.
Perhaps the ball being antique shows how rare and valuable it is.
1536, from M.Fr. antique, from L. antiquus "former, ancient," from PIE *anti in sense of "before" (locative singular of *ant- "front, forehead") + *okw- "appearance." The noun meaning "an old and collectible thing" is from 1771; the verb meaning "to give an antique appearance to" is from 1923. Originally pronounced in Eng. like its parallel antic, but Fr. pronunciation was eventually adopted. Antiquity "olden times" is from c.1380. Antiquated in the sense of "obsolete" is from 1623.
The Son of Man, Jesus is called the "ancient of days" in Daniel 7.
Perhaps the ball being antique shows how rare and valuable it is.
Pearls
Happy is the man who finds wisdom, and the man who gains understanding.
Happy is the man who finds wisdom, and the man who gains understanding.