Z3er Michelle Gibson sent me this dream yesterday, which she received the night before.
I had a dream last night that I had gone to an ATM at a bank with a friend. As I was putting my pin number in, a man came up from behind me looking over my shoulder. I told him, “Please move back.”
He replied, “I did not do anything wrong Michelle.”
I told my friend, “He just got my information from my card because he should not know my name.”
Then this man knew that I knew he had my information, so he took off running. Then another man suddenly came up to me and was trying to get my information, so I went inside the bank and told the teller what happened. The teller replied, “Here, fill this out.”
Then she gave some kind of temporary card. I left the bank and found my husband and told him what happened. He wanted to go back to the bank, so we went back to the ATM and he put in his card, but instead of getting money out, it spit out a card that looked like the temporary card the teller had given me. So we went into the bank and asked the teller, “What is going on?”
She gave us the run around and closed her window because the bank was closing. We kept talking to her anyway. Then a man opened the teller window back up and asked us, “What’s the problem?”
We told him, “Our old cards did not work and neither did these new ones.”
He looked at my card and said, “Well, this card does not work because it is all bent up.”
Then he started cutting up my card, so I told him, “Well, your machine did that to my card. I did not do that. I just want my money out of the bank.”
He replied, “You will just have to wait until we figure it all out.”
I was so angry with him and told him, “I did everything right, just like you said. Now give me my money.”
End of dream. It just seems this might be a warning of a bank crash.
Author: James Bailey
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I was living in Mexico in 1982 when the peso was devalued, resulting in a 50% loss of buying power vs. the dollar. I thought I was safe by depositing my money in a Mexican bank in dollars instead of pesos. Wrong. I was literally part of a bank run. Long lines of nervous people at the bank. When I finally got to the teller, I told her I’d like to withdraw my dollars. She said, “of course, but FIRST, we need to exchange your dollars to pesos at the NEW exchange rate.” I was shocked. Same thing happened to all of us. I got half my money back. After that, prices shot up, my rent was increased by 50%, and so on. One thing I learned about a financial crisis is that any rule can be broken. The banks can do anything they decide to do. Buy food, silver, ANYTHING but leaving paper money in a bank, because when the time comes, you could end up with NOTHING.
Sorry about that, Frank. I was at the other end of that situation when I was a kid and vacationing with my family in Mexico at the point in time before they raised prices. We went to a nice mens’ suit shop and I bought a three piece suit, a shirt and tie all for $20. I was collecting a whole bag full of large peso coins like if it was Halloween candy, until some poor cleaning lady stole it at a hotel. 🙂 My dad left her a pamphlet about the 10 commandments. 🙂
Thanks for sharing this great warning Frank.
Frank – I dont understand how you would have lost 50% of your USD even with converting it first to a 50% devalued Mexican peso against the USD, and then converting it back to USD for you to take out of the mexican bank. It was the Mexican peso that had dropped in value/weaker versus the USD(not the USD)
If the Mexican peso was devalued 50% against USD, it means you would have gotten twice as many pesos from your USD and then if you immediately convert them back to USD you will have the same amount of USD.
Ah, the answer is very simple: They just made up a new rule to FORCE depositors to convert their deposited dollars to pesos at the new rate, and THEN convert those pesos, now devalued by 50%, back to dollars. There was absolutely no other way to do it. Everyone was just shocked that they would do this, both Americans AND Mexicans who thought they were safe by having their money deposited in dollars. Wrong. This is what I mean by TRUST NO ONE when it comes to finances, especially in a devaluation or economic collapse situation…banks and governments can make up any rule they decide on, and there’s NOTHING you can do about it, EXCEPT to buy tangible assets ahead of time…
On second thought, maybe what happened is they forced us to convert our dollars to pesos at the OLD rate, then to re-convert our devalued pesos to dollars at the NEW rate…either way, it was a dirty trick, and all I know is I left the bank with about half of what I had deposited…
Thanks for the heads up Frank. we try not to keep much in the bank ourshelves
I got mixed up in Mexico on a vacation and didnt interpret a menu correctly concerning the meal cost in new pesos vs. old pesos, another obstacle and source of confusion.
I hate these ATM’s…sometimes even now, you walk up and cant get any money from them. Some are inside the front facade of the bank and you have to “key” your card through a slot reader first, then the door opens to the ATM. It is very easy for someone to hide behind you and come up quickly the moment you open the door and enter even if they dont have a card. That is a recipe for theft. Dave Wilkersons books are good, he does advocate storing up a few weeks supply of food.
Reminds me of John Paul Jackson’s Prophetic Headlines: http://preparingfortheperfectstorm.com/john-paul-jacksons-prophetic-headlines/
God bless!
Love John Paul, truly missed prophet of God!
Sister Michelle was given a new card , could this be a currency change I wonder . The new & old card don’t work , so they have no value seems to me . This would indicate a total collapse of the banking system . Blessings
David Wilkerson warned of a crash in an Asian country, possibly Japan, then Germany followed by the United States. This will be swift and suddenly.
I thought wilkerson said it would start in Germany? He also talks about the roman catholic new church called Super Church, a church based on social programs/social justice.
Correct. Wilkerson in his book the Vision said Europe, but in an audio message, he said the first country to fall would be Germany. Look: https://z3news.com/w/david-wilkerson-global-economic-collapse-begins-germany/
I think it is wise to have at least 1 month of bills in cash. Small bills.
I had a similar dream quite some time ago, I posted it on my blog.
https://propheticdreamsvisionsandwritings.blogspot.com/2018/09/bank-failure.html
Lots of confirming dreams.
wow, Kasey
Fascinating video based on research on the Feasts, Scripture & more……
Something seems ready to happening this week, exactly what, remains to be seen but we are in high watch times for the signs……
https://youtu.be/KcPHK0lATRo
Thank you for sharing this compelling revelation!
as i am right now very busy can somebody sum it up in 3 sentence?
i would be thankful.
i started listening to it but it´s hard to follow while working.
She shows how November 9th could be the 3rd day, Exodus 19:11 & John 2:1. There was a wedding on the 3rd day. She believes it could be the Rapture. I think it is very significant for all the amazing research she shares but do not know what this signifies.
Oh what about those pin hole type cameras thieves use to obtain your ATM pin code? Watch out, I always cover the hand Im punching the number code into the keypad, shielding my input hand from any possible overhead pin hole camera a thief may have placed there.