This message explores The Parable of the Ten Virgins (Matthew 25:1–13) as a prophetic blueprint for the final call to readiness. It reveals that true preparation for the coming Bridegroom is not in outward forms of religion but in the inward reality of the Spirit—the oil that keeps the flame alive.

From the midnight cry to the symbolism of the lamp, oil, and flame, this teaching calls the Bride to union with Christ, clothed in love, and sustained in daily abiding. The rapture is presented not as escape but as the embrace of the Bride already joined in Spirit.

The Spirit and the Bride say, Come. Trim your lamps, for the hour is near.

Part 7: The Parable of the Virgins and the Final Call

These messages did not come from me but from the Spirit of Truth stirring in the stillness of early morning (Job 33:14–15).The voice you hear is not the messenger, but the carrier.

Don’t look for a name. Don’t follow a face.

If anything speaks to you here, weigh it in your heart.

This is the Final Cry to those who have an ear to hear. And the message is what matters.

The voice of One Crying: The time of preparation is over and the time of perfection has come. Let all the high places be brought low, all the low places be lifted up and the crooked paths made straight for the Highway of the Lord

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