There is a call to recap the vision, linked here, because some details should have been included which adds two more important layers to the interpretation. It happens sometimes.
The Vision – More Details
As the vision began, I found myself walking barefoot on very white land (holy ground). A glimpse of something moving in very dark and deep waters (spirit world) was shown. Suddenly, it’s as though I am standing behind a large glass (protective lens of the Spirit) and this is when I saw a powerful Angel crush the bear in these waters. But and this is telling….only the left side of the bear’s rib cage was shown after it was eviscerated.
1. The Lopsided Bear – Ancient Media Persia
In his vision, Daniel saw a brutal flesh-eating bear that came out of the sea and was raised on one side. (Dan. 7:5) It symbolized the Medo-Persian Kingdom who was more dominant with its ‘Persian’ side than the Median side…
Lopsided: with one side lower or smaller than the other. (Source: Oxford Dictionary)
The ancient Medo-Persian Empire does not come back in its original form in the last days. But it makes sense that another modern-day brutal bear, in partnership with other kingdoms (left ribs), will once again arise before the Lord returns to POWERFULLY destroy His enemies and establish His kingdom on earth.
2. Goats and Sheep – Another Layer
We know from the Word that the Lord will separate all unprofitable and cursed servants (goats) to His left side from the righteous (sheep) on His right side when He forms His new nations for His New Kingdom. The former will descend into everlasting darkness and punishment with the devil and his angels. And the latter will inherit eternal life. For the faithful, this is a Word of encouragement! For the cursed, this is a warning.
Recommended Reading: Separation of Goats and Sheep, linked here.
The Lord is intensifying the visions because the latter-day clock is ticking loudly. He does not want anyone to perish but to find salvation and eternal life through Him and His finished works on the Cross while time is still a commodity.
“For God so loved the world that He sent His only begotten Son so that whosoever beleiveth in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life.” (Jn. 3:16)
Keep the Faith, Suzanne ✝ ♥
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