ANOTHER POSSIBLE WAY OF INTERPRETING THE ‘BOTTOM’ FALLING OFF THE WORLD CUP WHILE MESSI HOLDING IT

Glory to God! I trust you’re well and denying yourself, taking up your Cross daily and following the Example of the Lord Jesus Christ so you can rule and reign with Him in this world and the World to Come.

I’ve been doing more research on the construction of the World Cup trophy.

There’s only one World Cup trophy. However, each winning team receives a replica with their name engraved on it.

The winning team poses with the original on the day of their victory, however, after the fact, they must hand it over to FIFA and are given the replica to take back home with them.

Having said that, both the original and all the replicas separate at the bottom. In other words, the bottom bit of the trophy is the stand. Which means, the top part and its full length are the actual trophy. The bottom part, which is the stand, can separate from the actual trophy. The bottom part or the base is added on to the trophy.

Wow!

In the Vision that I saw, the trophy separated at the bottom, as in, the bottom came off. It was as if the bottom part of the trophy was open with what we now know to be the base still attached but fallen off.

This brings to the table another way of interpreting what I saw.

Firstly, the top part of the trophy is the fulness of the trophy. The base is the extra part if you will.

We could therefore interpret the separation of the bottom part of the trophy this way:

The top part of the trophy represents the fulness of regulation time, that is to say, the full 90 minutes plus injury time. That’s why it’s the longest part.

However, the bottom part of the trophy, which is the extension of the Cup, represents what would be played beyond regulation time. The base is what is added to the trophy and could be read as added time.

Moreover, the base, which has three layers to it: one gold in the middle and two green up and under. Both greens represent time spent on the pitch which is green.

The first green can represent extra time which is spent on the green field. The gold in the middle can represent the break in between and a golden opportunity to re-strategize. And the last green can represent the penalties part of the game whose time is also spent on the field, which is green.

Moreover, the 2 greens can also represent the goal difference which in the end was 2 goals (4-2 penalties).

I believe the Lord could also have showed the breaking off of the base as a way of focusing attention on it as something that absolutely prophesies how the whole match would pan out.

As pictured in the image attached, the trophy does separate, and the base is what’s added on. Therefore, seeing the trophy separate was not to communicate anything wrong with the Cup per se.

I believe the Lord was also showing that the game would be won during added time and not the usual 90 minutes plus injury time. He was saying it would be a four stage affair:

1. The main trophy – the usual full 90 minutes plus injury time.

2. The first green stripe – extra time played on the green pitch

3. The gold in the middle – the break in between and a golden opportunity to re-strategize

4. The second green stripe – penalties played on the green pitch

I believe the Lord highlighted the bottom of the trophy to show that it will all be played for during ‘added time’

The two greens stripes as the two goals that would separate the two sides is also something to consider.

Whether the first interpretation I gave or this one is accurate, there’s no way I could have known about either unless the Lord revealed it. Both are complex enough to warrant the Lord’s Wisdom and Counsel.

Glory to God!