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Vinny Samarco <[log in to unmask]>
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Echurch-USA The Electronic Church <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 24 Aug 2004 09:48:13 -0700
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Good for you Phil.  Keep obeying the Lord.
Vinny
----- Original Message -----
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 10:14 PM
Subject: Personal Prophecies


> What you read earlier was, what some call, personal prophecy.  I don't
care
> if you don't believe in such things and don't ask me to explain it because
I
> can't.  I don't often do what I did but when it happens, there is a
reason.
> I rarely do it, overall, but that is beside the point.  In Peggy's case, I
> cannot explain it nor do I care to try.  When I wrote to her to let her
know
> we are with her through this experience she is facing, I wrote the word
> "sister" and suddenly stopped typing.  I could not go on.  Saying the word
> "sister" was spiritually insufficient and not only that, it was
spiritually
> wrong.  It was not what I felt in my spirit.  What I felt in my spirit was
> "little sister" but Peggy is not my little sister, I don't think anyhow.
I
> backed up and typed in the word "little" in front of the word "sister" and
> felt stupid doing so.  I sat for a moment and said, "Lord, that is stupid.
> What are we talking about here.  So I began to write the rest of the
> message.  No, it was not automatic writing; that is demonic.  I knew every
> word I typed and why.  If it makes you feel uncomfortable, I don't feel
> sorry for you because it wasn't written for you.  What if you are wrong, I
> can hear someone asking.  So?  I've been wrong before.  I wrote what I
felt,
> not heard, but what I felt in my spirit.  That's the best I can do and
Jesus
> has to do the rest but I obeyed what He told me to do.  No, I don't know
> Peggy personally.  I've talked to her on the phone once or twice but a
long
> time ago.  You know her as well as I do if you are on this list.  I know
one
> thing.  When I wrote that message, I felt God's love for Peggy flowing
> through me and that's all I am concerned about.
>
> Phil.

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