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So a hearty welcome to one and all all in one tomato tomato young and old So Joy Riders strap in tight because the fun has just begun One of the medicines I take causes me to have lots of dreams. And I know I have dreams because I wake up and I don't remember the dreams, but I have dreams a lot. And the dreams are typically in a almost scary kind of nature. Most of them, somebody's chasing me. I'm in your dreams.
Yeah, exactly. Darren's in there and it's the scariest can be. And no, but I just don't, I wake up and I know I dream, but I don't remember what they are. I'm just like, eh, okay, I had a bunch of dreams last night. And that's pretty consistent.
Well, the other morning I'm laying in bed and I have a dream and they say that you can't read in your dreams, but I don't know. I swear that I read on Facebook that a friend of mine from a childhood had passed away back in Indiana, which he didn't. He's okay. but I either heard from somebody or I thought I read it on Facebook my dream but anyway I go with that and it said in there that he had passed away and it said while he the latest thing he was studying was the word and I heard Shiloh in Scripture And I knew right away that that was my word. And, you know, I didn't get up and, you know, write it down or anything.
It's one that I remembered the next day. It was a dream that I remembered, you know, a few hours later, which typically doesn't happen, to the point that I wanted to go look it up and go, is this even in Scripture? You know, because I didn't know. I mean, Robby knew all about it when I talked to him about it the other day, and he helped me understand it more. But I looked it up and it has a really cool meaning.
And I'll just kind of go through a brief description, but it has primarily two meanings in scripture. One being a significant city that has the tabernacle, the original tabernacle, and it's a prophetic title for the Messiah. And so it's Jesus's title that's used one time in scripture referring to Jesus's coming. And then the meaning that it's given is tranquil, peaceful, he to whom it belongs, signifying the coming of the king from Judah that bring ultimate peace and obedience And go ahead Robby I was just going to say you can hear the sound of it and realize that shalom is very related to it, right? Because you can hear that S-L sound, which it's a shindlamet, and that mem that it ends with is actually more Masonic, so when you just put the shiloh in there it's kind of cool, and you can't help but realize that Jesus, or God, is to an extent the temple.
That's his presence. And that was where Joshua's first, you know, the actual first capital of Israel was Shiloh. Or Shiloh. You said it's Shiloh, and I'm sure you're correct in it. I heard Shiloh in my dream.
I'm just saying. That's the way people say it in English. Yeah, and I'm English.
So that kind of works out. Where's the accent, man? It's Englandish.
So from the guides of masculine journey, I'm Keith and we'll see you down the road.
