Should I wait in Babylon?

 

The answer is NO!

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Think about this for a moment:

 

To establish yourself in a new country you need time.

So the sooner you move to that new country the better.

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Think of:

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• finding a job or another means of income

• building your network of locals that can help you

• exploring the wilderness area

• getting used to the local culture and weather

• learning the local language

 

You do not want to be dependent of other people / organizations / groups

Therefor you must move with wisdom, meaning; make sure you have some finances with you if possible.

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• Manage, organize and clear up your administration

• Before traveling save up your money and sell your belongings.

• Pay off debts if possible

• Have a postal address in Babylon

 

Prior to traveling set up online bank-accounts in Babylon and get debit cards and American/ European prepaid-phone-simcards,  because its difficult to do that while being in Moab and Edom.

As you collected all your finances, use it wisely in Moab and Edom. You should use it to:

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• buy your residence permit (10.000 jd / 20.000 jd)

• get some land (rent/buy)

• buy tools and equipment

• build some studios / shacks

• buy tents

• buy cattle

• start a small farm

• start a business (local / online)

• etc

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Even if you don't have a lot of money, you should travel and flee Babylon. Don't wait in Babylon. The Most High will provide for you. You will be tested, but The Most High will come through for you as you step out in faith.

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The longer you stay in Babylon, the more difficult it will be for you to establish yourself properly in Moab and Edom

Be realistic about the 2nd Exodus. Approach it like a regular immigration.

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2Tim.1:7 KJV:

For The Most High hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.

 

Sound mind

Definition of of sound mind: law: sane or rational

Be realistic about the 2nd Exodus. Approach it like a regular immigration.

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Be prepared and move in wisdom.

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