The Golden Scenario (a Dragon Comes as Well, Part 2)

Beginning where part one left off, "The Golden Scenario" is part two of Mr. Black's personal memoir in the true crime category, "A Dragon Comes As Well" (though Part 2 is more of an educator's memoir). Thus, the narrative account of the book begins in late summer of 2011. As events after the case paralleled Isaiah chapter 34 at a personal level, and only partially, there did come a "year of recompense for the cause of Zion," (Isaiah 34:8) but also a personal situation so highly variable and uncertain, that there seemed to be no one certain practical answer in reality- with the whole procession of events marked by extraordinary phenomenon and astronomical events. The answer that the narrator of the story posits as a viable way when so many other things fall through or fall short of expectations, is in the Lord Jesus, the church, The Scriptures, and the things of God trustworthy over time, and long-lasting over generations. The personal prophetic utterance involved ("Black Sheep Rise" of The Autumn People) mirrors the Biblical prophecy in Isaiah 34, so that it can be said that the Biblical fulfillment involved is cushioned by personal fulfillment of personal prophecy which is one that mirrors Isaiah 34 vaguely or as if through a glass dimly. Isaiah chapter 34 happens to be partially past fulfilled prophecy/history and is partial future prophecy in terms of judgment upon the enemies of God's people- those who intend to destroy the church. At the end of all these things it was anticipated that -"There shall meet also Ziim and Iim, and the Satyr shall cry to his fellow, and the screech owl shall rest there, and shall find for herself a quiet dwelling" (Isaiah 34:14, 1599 Geneva Bible). Thus, the parties who before had good relations, but had been separated and torn apart would finally convene back together. Mr. Black has survived to give this account through times described where death seemed certain, and so glory be to the Lord God in the highest. Praise God that this testimony of survival to the glory of God could be given.