12 Dec 2023
Kay Chong Yeo
While I was praying this morning, I heard the sounding of a trumpet. Immediately, I heard a loud voice proclaim, “Watch and pray!”
Suddenly, I saw an open vision…
In the vision, I saw 2 large clouds coming from 2 opposite directions. One was a dark and stormy cloud, while the other was full of light.
Both clouds began to collide!
Immediately, the words “Isaiah 60 Moment” appeared just below both clouds. I knew that it was about us stepping into the Isaiah 60:1–3 prophetic moment in this decade and beyond.
Suddenly, 3 different persons began to emerge from both clouds.
From the dark cloud, a woman emerged dressed in a purple and scarlet dress. Below this woman was a smaller cloud inscribed with “Revelation 17 & 18”.
Two women emerged from the cloud that was full of bright light. One was Mary of Bethany and the other was Esther. Below them both was a smaller cloud inscribed with 3 passages of scriptures: Psalm 18, Psalm 24 and Hebrews 4. In my spirit, I sensed that this was the heart and mantle of the End-Time prayer movement.
Then the open vision ended with another voice proclaiming: “Do not neglect the buying of gold, white garments and eye salve!” This is primarily from Revelation 3:18–20.
My immediate understanding of the vision is:
1. We are entering into the unique dynamics of Isaiah 60, where both light and darkness will escalate.
2. The Harlot Babylon is beginning to emerge. One of the things that the LORD has been speaking to me is to pay attention to Revelation 17–18 because it will begin to emerge by 2030. Our focus for the 2030s is not Revelation 13 yet, but Revelation 17–18, because Revelation 17–18 will precede Revelation 13. It will be the cause for the Great Falling Away in 2 Thessalonians 3 and pave the way for the abomination of desolation.
3. The heart of Mary of Bethany and the mantle of Esther will be critical for the End-Time prayer movement and Ekklesia. Mary was a person of One Thing. She was one who knew and understood the heart of Jesus. More importantly, she knew exactly when to act, what action to take and most importantly, not go beyond what she was supposed to (Lk 10:38–42; Jn 11:17–37; Mk 14:3–9). Esther is the Old Testament pattern of the ekklesia operating from the position of the Bride of Christ. The entire book of Esther reveals specifically how to prepare and partner with King Jesus as the End-Time prayer movement.
4. The End-Time prayer movement or Ekklesia has to be built upon John 13–17 (i.e. gold), Revelation 2–3 (i.e. white garments) and Matthew 5–7 (i.e. eye salve).