My first impression, is in that fact that you have the Emperor Card, The World, and The High Priestess laid out in a three card spread. In the Bible Tarot deck I am using, The Emperor = King Solomon sitting on stone thrown with papers and scrolls hes been writing on laying around. This is in the 1st position and represents where you have already been or what you are coming out of. What types of spiritual trials you are coming out of. This says you are the emperor, like wise King Solomon. King Solomon was the wisest man that has ever or will ever live. He knew of many exotic things and had many women and pleasures. But he also built idols to forgine gods to make his many wives happy. Yet his rule of Jerusalem never saw a day of war. His kingdom lived in the peace of the Lord =Shalom. So it is saying you are coming from a place of ownership. A place where you had a high perspective and power. You were the king of your castle and grew wise. Crossed by: The Judgement card = Angel telling women at the empty tomb He has risen. This is talking about a truth that cannot be buried and difficult truths that must be faced. This is when God comes to say, youre good or youre bad and you deserve what you get. In this case, he found Yeshua worthy and restored him to be the first of the risen. So ultimately, the two cards in the 1st position are saying that you came to a decition about your surrounding and cirumstances there and made a strong judgement of what you should do. Remember, King Solomon was the judge for the Israelites when they had disputes. They would bring them to the thrown of the king and ask for his judgment in the matter. What he decided was the law. So basically, some kind of severing of ties because the situation was leaving a bad taste in your mouth or seemed fishy somehow. It is good that you noticed this and were able to make a good, decisive choice. The next card is The World = New Jerusalem. This shows that place in Revelation when St. John was taken to see New Jerusalem with an angel. It looks out over a shinning city bathed in the rays of Gods glory. This represents Gods perfect will for mankind and for civilization. The New Jerusalem is meant to be inhabited by the glorified saints and YHVY dwells with them and Yeshua Christ reigns over all nations. This card is in the 2nd position and represents where you are now in your journey. This is saying that you are looking out at Gods work, Gods creation, Gods promise and you are wanting more. You are wanting more of God and more of Gods blessing and power in your life. You believe that your life can be glorious and valiant for Christ. You want to see and hear Gods presence in your life. Crossed by: The Tower = Walls of Jericho falling down around the soldiers. They thought their wall made them safe from the power of the Israelites and the Ark of the Covenant. The Lord told the Hebrews to march around the city walls with the Ark, blowing trumpets, for 7 days. On the last day the wall crumbled while the Israelites blew their trumpets (shofars) and the people of Jericho were destroyed. So this over The World = New Jerusalem card is saying like a shattering of your image of what you thought things were like. Now you see things in a whole different way. Things do not look or seem the same to you as they did before. This is because God uses his power to constantly tear down idols that we build up in our lives. Idols come in so many forms, but anything that you are devoted to, what ever your constantly work for or achieve can be an idol. An obsession, or an addiction can also be idols. The point is that God always confronts us with our idols and our false notions and constructs. in the Bible it tells us to dispell false imaginings and to hold ever thought captive. So it is saying the you have been given the revelation of a great truth or seen through a lie you believed to be true about the world, the world is not as perfect as you had imagined or hoped.
Posted on: Sat, 19 Jul 2014 19:17:09 +0000