Summon
Apostle Ngabo
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What does the word “summon” mean?
formal. : to order (someone) to come to a place. : to order (someone) to appear in a court of law. :
to ask for (someone or something) to come: to send or call for (someone or something).
On a spiritual level:
The word to summon also means to take up an oracle via spoken words,
so as to conjure or to prophetically call forth, to gather, to bring into a meeting,
to summon someone or someone’s spirit or soul into the chamber of intimacy,
to summon the soul, spirit, and spiritual identity, presence, or energy of someone or something.
To summon the true bloodline of the Kings house, priesthood, warrior tribe,
So that they may rise up and take the place of ownership of their inheritance.
To call someone’s soul to appear up into a court of law that will justify or condemn his/her soul.
What is the synonym of summoning?
muster, gather, collect, rally, call into action, mobilize, screw up.
5’emigrants would summon up their memories of home’ SYNONYMS.
call to mind, bring to mind, call forth, call up, conjure up, evoke, recall, revive,
invoke, raise, arouse, kindle, awaken, excite, stir up, spark, spark off, provoke.
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verb
1.
order (someone) to be present.
“a waiter was summoned”
send for
call for
ask for
request the presence of
demand the presence of
ask
invite
bid
2.
make an effort to produce (a particular quality or reaction) from within oneself.
“she managed to summon up a smile”.
Author: Apostle Ngabo
Teacher & founder of the Visionary School (of Leaders), & he is the Spear header & Founder of Mindset Media Agency
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