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It doesn't matter what you say it means. You can't use the imperative to make someone an adverb in English. It makes absolutely no sense. I trust that God knows this. Yet, you have Him doing this not just once, but twice, along with other grammatical and vocabulary gaffes He would be equally unlikely to express.

You made it clear that the words you were using were "given" by "the Lord." It is not possible that the Lord could mangle grammar and vocabulary in the fashion displayed in this "prophecy" and others you have posted over the last several months. It is not possible that God would so botch the English language!

Therefore, one is forced to conclude, on just this flow of thought, that these utterances are of your own creation, and that you are putting words into God's mouth - a very dangerous practice, that! That the content of the messages is also theologically ludicrous is somewhat more subjective, so, while I firmly believe that the basis for much of these messages is, in fact, absurd, I won't go on at length about the content. God's apparent lack of understanding of English grammar, syntax and vocabulary should be sufficient to prove these "prophecies" of yours to be false.

The first line of your post says that the messages is "for your discernment." Well, I "discern" that this, and all of your messages, are, on mangled English issues alone, not imparted by God in any way.