Thomas S. Gibson

Prophecies That God Has Given to His Prophet, Thomas S. Gibson, In the 20th Century
(From the 1970s to December 31, 2000)

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1999 06 13.3

The Lord spoke to me Saturday about going down south of Bodo (Bodo is a small hamlet about 125 kilometers south of Lloydminster near the Alberta/Saskatchewan boundary) on sunday.

Sunday morning I headed down to Bodo, just over an hours drive. It was on this trip that the Lord gave me the prophecy number 1999 06 13.2. I recorded it, as I usually do, on microcassette, to be typed into the computer later.

Just before reaching Bodo, the Lord said to go 5 miles (8 km) south of the hamlet. I set the odometer reading to zero as I passed the Bodo corner. As I was travelling south of Bodo the Lord spoke take the next left after the 5 miles.

When coming to the 5 mile limit, but just before, there was a road to the left. I was unsure of whether to turn here or later. I stopped on the exact 8 kilometers and prayed to the Lord about where to turn. He told me to go on farther to the next left. This turned out to be 15.9 kilometers south of Bodo.

As I turned left the Lord told me to go 4 miles (6.4 km) on this road. The road went 3 miles east, and then turned south for a mile. My odometer read 22.5 kilometers, just over 4 miles. Here again the Lord told me to go left.

As I turned I was instructed to go to the top of the hill I could see in the distance. There was a spread of a few trees there that helped mark the spot. The road wound back and forth through a low area, ending up turning left (north). Then as it climbed the hill I had to take a right (east) to continue up the hill. It turned several times and ended up on another road where I turned left (north) for a about 1/2 mile, and then turned right (east). Just near this corner there was a country church by the name of St. Donatus Catholic Church. A few hundred feet more and I reached the top of the hill. My odometer read 31.5 kilometers. I am not sure, but I think I was passed the boundary at this point, into the province of Saskatchewan––perhaps just a mile or so passed it.

God then instructed me to get out of my car. As I walked around up there on the hill by the side of the road, God spoke and said this was the first place where east and west will meet in military conflict in the air.

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