Fire Prophet by Jerel Law

Author:Jerel Law [Law, Jerel]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: ebook
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Published: 2012-12-11T06:00:00+00:00

“Help . . .”

The strain in the voice wrecked Jonah. It wasn’t just feeling sorry for someone who was in trouble. In that instant, he felt a desire, almost a calling, to do whatever he could to help. Not that he simply wanted to or felt that he should. It was as if he was supposed to help.

He had to help.

And then, even though he wanted to continue searching until he found the source of the voice, he began to float upward, away from the city. He reached down desperately, but nothing he could do controlled his flight. White wisps of cloud began to pass in front of him, blocking his view of the ever-diminishing buildings below. Soon all he could see was the white cotton of a cloud bank all around him.

Jonah jerked as his eyes popped open. It took him at least a minute to realize where he was. Back in his bed.

He pushed his covers off violently, which were damp with his sweat. He propped himself up on his elbows and sat very still.

He listened, straining to hear the words from his dream. But all he heard was the steady breathing of his roommate and the distant noise of cars passing by a few blocks away.

He couldn’t shake the feeling he had. That this wasn’t just a dream. Someone was in trouble. “Help me.” The words coursed through his mind. He placed his hand over his heart and felt it racing still.

Finally, Jonah rolled over on his side toward the wall and tried to go back to sleep. How could he help someone when he didn’t know where they were—other than New York City somewhere— and didn’t know who the voice belonged to? He couldn’t even leave the convent. And no one would believe that it was anything more than a silly dream anyway.

He tried to close his eyes again, but as soon as he did, another thought occurred to him, and they popped open again. In his grogginess from the dream, he hadn’t connected the dots until now.

The voice—it was the same one that he’d heard in his vision the night before.

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