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By Gloria Pierre Dean
08/23/22
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The invitation was loud and global.

"Come to Jesus! Camp out at His feet!
Choose to follow Him. Stay and abide In Him!"

The field was large and green. Giant oaks grew everywhere, they spoke of strength and infinity. The place was called Strong and Safe.

Family units arrived and placed their tents all over. Scattered and yet beautiful to see. Everywhere the eyes could see were people, single, married, with children and without and retired folks. All dressed in multicoloured gear and each in their own tent.
In the middle of the field was a tall golden tent in which sat the 'King' of the camp. He was not alone. He was surrounded by His Firstborn Heir, the Helper and the chief messengers.

Out of the ground and the clouds, unbelievably beautiful music floated up and around the camp, imputing such joy and peace to all the hearers. Audible Bible readings rang out nonstop, and birds can be heard singing melodiously peeping worship arias. No fears, anxiety, death or disease could exist there.
This camping place was advertised for decades all through the media and all the world except in places where the good news was forbidden. This is a safe place. The option is to never leave. Souls in distress find healing here. However, in this place, unrepentant sinners do not thrive. The gate stops them but believers enter and are safe and provided for. Pets come too.

The greatest surprise is The Tree Of Life. The most beautiful and largest tree that you will ever see. Its leaves are for healing; 'through the middle of the street of the city; also, on either side of the river, the tree of life with its twelve kinds of fruit, yielding its fruit each month. The leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations' {Rev 22.2}.

'For You have been my refuge, a tower of strength against the enemy. Let me dwell in your tent forever! Let me take refuge under the shelter of your wings! Selah' {Psalm 61:2-4}

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