THE THEOPHANY

Two men from the same rural county in Wyoming experienced a Theophany (a manifestation from God) approximately four months apart from each other. In chronological order, this is an account of the first THEOPHANY. A common man from a small rural city in Wyoming had
been praying his entire adult life for a spiritual revival to return to America. He went up to the top of a hill, the same hill where he and other Christians from his community gather every Easter for a sunrise worship service. On this particular day (not Easter) he went alone to pray
and seek our Heavenly Father’s help in bringing America back to Him. He cried to the Lord,“Holy Father, if you want us to die like sheep for the slaughter, then so be it! But if you want us to fight for this country, then help us!” He then made his individual petitions known to the Lord. He asked for another holy event, the magnitude of which would glorify our Heavenly Father and His Son; and bring revival once again to America. He then requested to sound the trumpet (metaphorically) to all the churches in our country about our youth who were being
over taken by the evil of the world. Which would ultimately produce a generation of unbelievers. Which in turn would ultimately be the end of our Judeo Christian nation. He then petitioned the Lord to unite the Lord’s church with one common vision (not in doctrine): but to share the vision of discipling our youth. He then petitioned the Lord for His approval of a coalition of Christian states. This coalition would be able to withstand the children of Belial’s attempt to impose laws that would compromise the Christian Faith. (He made reference to the Peace of Augsburg in 1555.) He then concluded his prayer, by asking, “If these petitions are pleasing to you, then give me sign.” He then asked for the Greek letters Alpha and Omega (the name ascribed to our Lord Jesus in the book of Revelation 1:11) to be made visible the next day at the break of dawn in the eastern sky. The next morning at sun rise he went to the same hill looking for the sign that he had requested the previous day. There was no sign to be found. Seven days after his initial prayer, a woman residing in Wyoming had taken a picture of the morning sunrise that day. She then placed her picture on a public platform. A woman residing in the same community as this man sees the picture and is intrigued by it. She then shares the picture with this man. The picture is of the sun’s initial glow as it begins to rise in the eastern sky. There is also a great beam of light piercing through the dark morning clouds to the top of a hill. Unbeknownst to both women, they are being used by God to share His response to the man’s prayer. The next morning after receiving the picture he wakes up from sleep and
immediately he hears a voice that sounds like thunder, proclaiming two distinct names, “Mary and God.” This man immediately begins to ponder the woman who visited him the previous year whom he thought to be an angel. This woman’s identity remained unknown to him until
now. She was not made of flesh but of spirit with colorful pigmentation. Dressed in a beautiful light blue robe as she stood before him early in the morning as he rose from his bed. There was no verbal exchange between them just a smile on her face as she looked upon his night stand that held a picture of a narrow cattle gate and barbed wire fence that ranchers use to contain their cattle. At the bottom of the picture were the words, “Enter by the narrow gate… Jesus.” After hearing the name Mary, he knew instantly that this was Mary the blessed mother of
Jesus. He then magnified the picture that was forwarded to him the day before. There standing upon the top of a hill in Wyoming was the LORD of Heaven and Earth (the SHEKINAH GLORY). Clothed in a brilliant and radiant white robe draping to the ground. His brilliance was like that of the sun, radiant and whiter than snow. Hanging over His right shoulder to the ground is a white scarf matching His robe in color and brilliance. What initially appears to be the rays of the sun piercing through the morning clouds; is not the rays of the sun. For the sun has not yet risen in the eastern sky. It is the radiant and brilliant Glory of God. It covers His face and head and drapes to the ground all around Him.(Psalm 104:2) It is the SHEKINAH GLORY. Far beyond anything that he would have asked or imagined.