
Originally Posted by
jjpreborn
Two years ago, my wife got a telephone call out of the blue from our close relative, and we were asked to pray for another relative (V) who was said to be ill and had just been placed in the hospital. When asked the cause, she was told that they did not want to disclose it, but prayers were very much appreciated. We both prayed for V, but how long can you pray for someone when you do not even know what the problem is? Afterwards, I forgot about it, and much later I went off to bed.
In the very middle of the night, I woke up and I was thinking of V and about her illness. My dogs wanted to be let out, and so while I was waiting for them to return...and I was half asleep, I like got this message. Now it was not out loud, but it was more like thoughts that were coming to me. This is what I was told:
V had tried to take her own life. This is what I was to do, I was to call back the relative who had called earlier about V, and ask if it were not due to a suicide attempt, and after this was confirmed I was to get three people to pray for V's physical healing and they were also to pray that the enemy be cast out of her.
I had never heard such things in my thoughts or dreams before, but I heard and I understood what I was supposed to do. Also, when I went back to sleep, I dreamed and there was this man, sitting and looking at me, and he told me that V had indeed tried to take her own life. That was all.
In the morning first thing, I told my wife what had happened and she told me that from what she had been told the night before by our relative, that she did not think that it was a suicide attempt, but then she stopped, and said that she guessed it had to be something like that. So we called the relative back, and asked if it were a suicide attempt, and she seemed shocked that we asked, but she would not deny it.
We took this as an affirmation, and we asked three people to pray for V, as I had been told. Some time later we were told that V had been rescued after trying to kill herself, and this had happened before we were asked to pray, in an unlikely way.
It has now been two years and V has not tried it again, and seems to thank the Lord for her rescue, and her new life.
We were all amazed, that the Lord had seen fit to use even us to help someone in trouble.
All thanks to Jesus!!!
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