Greetings in Jesus, our beloved. We received this letter today regarding the prophecy "No One There" and wanted to pass it on to each of you.

Table of the Remnant

Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 8:28 PM

Subject: "No One There"

Dear Silvana:

I recognize the divine authority of your prophecy "No One There".

I have just sent the following to the editor of The Washington Weekly. Whether or not he chooses to share it with his readers, I think it is important that it be called to his attention.

On October 10, 2000, a pair of photographs was added to the Rush Limbaugh web site under the caption "God votes...".

One photo shows a rainbow in the sky as George W. Bush and his wife were disembarking an airplane. The other photo shows blackening clouds behind Al Gore, also standing next to an airplane. Such a light-hearted comparison is typical for the popular and entertaining king of talk radio.

The day before the "God votes..." photographs appeared on Rush's web site, a tiny Christian group called Table of the Remnant sent out the following message to their e-mail list:

Greetings in Jesus' name.

Bill Clinton and Al Gore leave behind a legacy, a mantle with which they surrounded themselves. Here are the words of a prophet who wept and fasted before the Father for this nation and its children, and who looks to the future for a people under God.

NO ONE THERE

Let the mantle fall
with no arms to catch it.
The mantle of "no standard".
The mantle of our shame.

We brought forth the wicked,
the dissembler, the liar, the adulterer,
with all those following in their train,
and placed them in our nation's seat.

The mantle of partial birth abortion,
while all can see the fully formed wonder
of a human body - created by God.
The "blob of tissue" excuse; exposed.

We gladly took the mantle
and made it our own,
and our schools ran with blood,
and our children live in fear.

Let their mantle fall
to the ground underfoot,
without a backwards glance.
Let those who want to pass it on,
find no one there to take it.

Prophecy by Silvana Lupetti
October 9, 2000

This is a somber statement, but it does indicate, for those who can believe it, who God does not want to be elected President. It might be better understood if studied in conjunction with a message Table of the Remnant sent out in July of 2000 (my interpretations are in brackets):

"Yesterday, while in the Spirit, we [part of the remnant] gathered together in the presence of the Father and He spoke to us. 'Get ready for battle, the Republican Convention is the first shot in the upcoming struggle to reclaim what was taken.' What WAS taken? We [Americans] had a heritage, which began with the founding Fathers who loved God, and looked to Him for the welfare of the nation. We [Americans] have nothing 'under God' any longer, except the money on which we printed 'IN GOD WE TRUST'.

The Father stands at the threshold of judgment. What we [Americans] do, here and now, beginning at the Convention [and continuing through the November elections] will determine the severity of that judgment."

Sincerely,
John McDonnell