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Even in the Old Testament Scriptures, the Lord has many things in plain sight, yet in different places. It would sometimes be hundreds of years before we would see what the word meant. For instance, when it came to the prophecies concerning the Messiah who was to come, we learn in different places that HE would be born of a virgin, would be from the City of David (Bethlehem), and would be from the Gentile area of Zabulon and Naphtali (around where Nazareth is etc.).
We even learn that the Scripture "out of Egypt I called My Son" to be a prophecy about the Messiah (see Hosea 11:1) and God tells Jesus' parents to flee for safety (see Matthew 2:13). Oh, and we're told He would sit on the throne of David (see Luke 1:32) and He would be a conquering King and a suffering servant (see Isaiah 52:13). It truly would have taken a rocket scientist to make that all add up.
I'm often asked by our readers why our own modern-day prophets are not as accurate as the Old Testament prophets. And I ask myself, "Would THEY have understood or would WE have understood any better that Jesus was the fulfillment of all those prophecies?" Even when Jesus told His disciples that they must take up their cross and follow Him, they did not yet know that Jesus was telling them how HE would die.
With that in mind, read this word by Kim Clement and ask yourself the same question, "What part(s) do I not yet understand?" I'm not proclaiming that every prophet today is "error proof." But I've found Kim Clement to be more accurate than most prophets these days. And sometimes, his prophecies leave people saying, "Huh?" Then they find out later, sometimes days or years later, what the prophecies actually meant—just as in the Scriptures of old.
Below you can order Kim's book called Secrets of the Prophetic. I highly recommend it and hope you'll order it. I also feel you'll benefit by my 2-Set Teaching God Says 'Run To My Throne of Grace Now!' which you can order in hardcopy or download below.
Now, enjoy this word by Kim Clement and see what you can glean from it.
P.S. please note that close together, Kim speaks of a great earthquake and also a good word about California. Be careful to not necessarily connect the two.