KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS 2025

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Remember before I got sick for 2 days after the chemtrails cloud talking. . .
and after my computer issues breaking down and i was "blind" for a couple days and everything. . .
I didn't have money to get it fixed then a FB friend bought one my Spiritually Discerned Prophetic Art Pic to Canvas build that i can do. She paid me and then i had money to get computer fixed back up on line and back plugged in to Spirit and about a week later after all that these are the spiritually discerned prophetic images coming through.
Victorious.
Do you see it. . .
The Double Cross=2025A.D.
The phrase "his mark will be on his thigh" refers to Revelation 19:16, which states, "On his robe and on his thigh he has a name written: KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS.
The robe represents Christ's righteousness and authority, while the thigh, a place of strength, signifies His power and might.
In the Bible, the "thigh" holds symbolic significance, particularly as a location for swearing oaths, signifying authority and power, and as a euphemism for progeny or virility.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Oaths and Authority:
The act of placing a hand under someone's thigh was a common practice in ancient times for swearing oaths, indicating a solemn promise or agreement.
For example, in Genesis 24:9, Abraham's servant swore an oath by placing his hand under Abraham's thigh.
Jacob also makes Joseph swear an oath by placing his hand under his thigh to ensure Jacob's body would not be left in Egypt after the exodus.
Euphemism for Progeny/Virility:
The phrase "thigh of" or "from his thigh" can sometimes be a euphemism for "descendants" or "family".
For instance, in Exodus 1:5, it states "All the souls that came out of Jacob's thigh.
Revelation 19:16:
In this verse, the name of Christ is said to be written on his thigh, which some interpret as signifying the perpetuity of Christ's name, power, and dominion.
The thigh, in this context, may also denote the subjection of his people to him, signified by the putting the hand under the thigh.