Last night a group of us attended RISE USA with Johnny and Elizabeth Enlow at the Factory in downtown Franklin, TN. While there, a man got up and gave a prophetic word saying, “the Lord has given me 4 numbers, the numbers are 5668, do those numbers mean anything to anyone?” No one responded, so he elaborated and said, “I believe it is a license plate, actually a yellow, TN, don’t tread on me, license plate.” No response from the crowd. So he says, “well if you realize this is your license plate, the Lord is saying, Isaiah 56:6-8 is for you.” He sits down and the meeting continues without any other mention of this situation.
Now it is Sunday morning and I am walking Hunter, on our usual route through the apartment complex across the street from our neighborhood and I see the numbers 5668 on a yellow TN, don’t tread on me, license plate. I look up to heaven and smile, keep walking and think, you can’t make this stuff up. I get home, and know I have to write this owner of this license plate a message and tell them what the Lord is saying. As I am writing it out, I am thinking this feels crazy to write and say, how will they respond. The Lord speaks to me, “this is between them and I, just tell them what happened last night and give them the verses. It is my words to them, they will understand.” I do as I am told, I finish writing the note with the verses in it, grab my camera, go back to the car, put the note on it, take a picture of the license plate and come home. You can’t make this stuff up.
The license plate frame and fish on the back of the car, reveals the owner is a Christian, obviously. God is so creative, He loves to speak to His children, and I am honored to deliver His message for Him. Now I am going to go to where Johnny Enlow is speaking this afternoon, so I can share this information with him to encourage the man who spoke the word, so specifically and accurately. Everyone’s faith is encouraged in a situation like this, I know mine was. What a great Sunday morning surprise. Shabbat Shalom my friends.
Lisa Great 