"This is My Beloved, I care for My own!"

Some time back the Lord led me to listen to some prophecies entitled "Prophecies by Henry Grover." It contains several of his visions plus others by other people. The one that really caught my attention was one given to AC Valdees in 1929. Here is an overview of His vision:

The vision opens and comes to a ICBM missile flying over (what he thinks was) Berkley CA. It finally explodes and an angel with AC Valdees takes him down into the city. (There was much more here-) Valdees asks God, "Oh God, would You destroy the righteous with the wicked?" God instructs the angel, "Take him to My abode." They go up and fly across the land towards the east. They pass over the Sierra Navadas - across high dessert country - across rugged country - and come to rolling hills and a multitude of people (without number) dressed in white. He heard them before He saw them. They were singing and worshiping the Lord, and the Lord spoke from above and said, "This is My Beloved, I care for My own!" The Hill called "the Place" is generally in but at the start of the rolling hills, when you come from the West. Years ago there was a man who stood on the Hill called "the Place" and he saw houses covering the land - all the quarters of land surrounding the Hill. Interestingly, when God began leading this corporate body in preparation for the first "Marriage Feast of the Lamb," as described in Revelation 19,

Revelation 19:7
Let us be glad and rejoice, and give honour to him: for the marriage of the Lamb is come, and his wife hath made herself ready.  8 And to her was granted that she should be arrayed in fine linen, clean and white: for the fine linen is the righteousness of saints.

a seer felt a ring being put on her hand that had Hebrew lettering on it. It was like it was more than one person wearing it. Then on 10-31-04 it was revealed that the Hebrew lettering said, "My beloved."  As you can see the "My Beloved" on the ring fits into what God said in the AC Valdees vision, as well as the terrain description.