Lady of Lourdes Indicates Birth of Christ
25 September 2011. Edited and Corrected 28 September 2011.
By Mark Farquharson
Back on the 19 May 2011, I saw a church building down a driveway behind some other buildings. I walked down the driveway but did not go into the church. There was a sign that said All Welcome, and indicating the entrance was around the side. The front doors being closed. The church was called “Church of Our Lady of Lourdes.”
Four months later on the 20 September 2011, I was back outside the same church. This time I walked down the side and up some stairs, to the open door. Going inside I pasted the altar. Walked down the other side, I stop at a statue of the virgin Mary the mother of Jesus. Further down I walked up the stairs to the second level and looked to the alter at the other end. Then I proceed back to the open side door, stopping briefly at the small candles. I do not light a candle. Then I left the building and proceed to go around the building and back to the driveway.
Lady of Lourdes: In 1858 near Lourdes, southern France, in the grotto of Massabielle, a young girl saw a Lady. The lady apparition was seen a further 17 times. It is believed by Catholics and some Protestants that this lady is the Blessed Virgin Mary.
You should not pray to the Virgin Mary, for she is long dead. She can not hear your prayers. She has to wait along with the rest of the saints for the return of Christ for her resurrection from the dead.
Going into the church itself and stopping at the statue, points to the birth of Jesus Christ. Which I have said in the past was on the first day of the seventh month, which is also the Day of Trumpets which is 29 September. This being a Watch Date for the start of the Open Door Ministry, the coming of the Knowledge and Glory.
I have in the past got the Christmas sign. Yesterday I again got indication on Christmas and Easter. Christmas being the celebration of Jesus’ birth. Easter being the death and resurrection.
Copyright © Mark J Farquharson 2011. Edited and Corrected 28 September 2011.
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