0659. Occurrence - The Lord placed a sneaker next to my alarm clock. | Prophecy.org Israel

659. Occurrence given to Raymond Aguilera on 17 December 1994 at 6:15 PM.

I was on my computer checking my E-mail when one of my roommates said that something hit one of my oil painting on the wall. The sound was so loud I thought the oil painting had fallen. So I walked downstairs to see what had happened and noticed that something had lifted my alarm clock over a three inch lip on the balcony window and threw the clock over the upstairs balcony. The only thing that stopped the clock from falling and hitting the second floor was that it stayed plugged into the electrical outlet. I was totally shocked and surprised as I watched the clock swing from side to side for no one was in the bedroom.

This happened in my upstairs bedroom which is right next to the computer room that I was in. I heard the noise, but didn’t realize it was the alarm clock from my bedroom. Both my computer room door and bedroom door sort of face each other. Both doors were open and no one was in my bedroom. So I went back upstairs and replaced the clock on the balcony window.

On this particular night everyone in the house was going to a Christmas dinner so we all left for the evening. When we came back two hours later, we were still talking about the flying clock. As we looked up to the upstairs balcony window again we saw a sneaker laying on top of the balcony ledge next to the clock which had fallen two hours earlier. I had no idea how the shoe got there for everyone was at the Christmas dinner. My bedroom door was locked and the shoe wasn’t there when I replaced the alarm clock.

I don’t understand what’s going on, but I believe the Lord placed the sneaker next to the clock on the balcony ledge. I also believe the Lord is trying to tell me something. I don’t believe it’s a demonic force. It seems to me that it’s a three dimensional parable. If this would of happened as a vision I wouldn’t of thought much about it and documented it for the Book. And this occurrence wouldn’t of struck me unusual at all. I guess that’s all. (over)

4:44 AM:

My alarm clock just went off and woke me up and I didn’t set it. For the alarm has been broken for fifteen years. (over)