Then I saw all of these forms merge into a single form, still dressed in the same simple white flowing dress and barefooted, but this time with flaming red hair. She continued to dance with grace and precision across the earth for some time, to music that only she seemed to be able to hear.

Then I saw the Bride re-form into five different representations, all visually exactly the same. I cannot describe here her face except that there was nothing striking about it and because my attention was focused on her dance and her actions. These five were again dressed in the same white tunics and barefooted, and their arms were linked as they formed a line together across the earth. At first they danced together, but then began to take different actions, as they moved out from the line they formed across the earth. The first one on the left began to dance across fields and pastures, placing a ram's horn to her mouth and blowing loudly across the nations. Immediately to her left the next one also started dancing across the nations, but this one danced with a mighty sword which she wielded with great grace and accuracy, as though it was an extension of her arms. Then I saw another one step up. This one was placed directly in the centre of the line of five. She stepped forward, opened her mouth and began singing songs of proclamation across the nations of the earth. Immediately she was joined by the one to her left, who stepped up beside her and also began singing songs of proclamation across the nations. Their voices harmonized as they sang out together. Finally I noticed another to the left who began to dance across the nations as though she was as light as air. The grace of this one as she danced is very hard to put into words, but was exceedingly beautiful to watch, and as she danced in swift, leaping movements over the earth, seeds fell from one of her hands. She was not holding these seeds in any way, they were falling directly on the earth from inside the palm of her hand as she danced with great abandonment and purpose.

Interpretation:

The vision started with the many views of the corporate Bride from all nations, tongues and tribes. Then the maturing Bride, as she grows up into the fullness of the stature of Christ, emerged, her red hair representing the glory she carries. The final scene portrayed the Bride fully restored in the governmental authority of Ephesians 4:11.

The Bride with the ram's horn represents the shepherds (pastors), calling in the sheep from the nations. The sword-wielding Bride is the teacher who skillfully dances with the word of God across the nations. Next was the apostle bride whose voice resounds with authority as she proclaims the word and she is joined by the prophet. There is no competition or uneasiness between these two, their purpose is singular as each sings out their message in their own voice, but in complete unity of purpose. As their song of unity goes forth it forms a new sound upon the earth that calls the nations to attention and prepares the way of the Lord. The graceful dancer with the seeds falling from her hand represents the evangelist. She dances swiftly because she knows that the harvest is full and the light is fading. Her gaze is set on the nations and she is consumed with the earth's harvest.