The tiger's appearance represents the spiritual interference that hindered God's visitation of America. As we have seen before, tigers are not a figure of evil in and of themselves. However, in the context of the lion and the lioness in this dream, the tiger represents a "tainted lion". As I would think about the tiger, the Lord would constantly say "India" to me. India is famous for its tigers, and the tiger is its official national animal (according to wikipedia.org). Today (March 12, 2007), as I went to a public place, the Lord caused something to happen out of nowhere that served as prophetic confirmation of this. The connection between the tiger and India also points to the spirits of the native peoples of the Americas. As you may know, the indigenous peoples who populated what is now Latin America were labelled as "Indians" by Christopher Columbus. Even though this may appear to most as a "historical mistake", it was actually a "spiritual accuracy". A close study of both cultures (India's and that of natives in the Americas) reveals a great deal of negative similarities: both emphasise superstition over rational judgements, both emphasise a spirituality based on "feel-good emotions" rather than on impersonal principles of righteousness, and both emphasise a frog-like harmony with the surrounding group, deeply frowning upon the manifestation of individuality. Thus, the tiger in the dream represents the contamination in America's spiritual atmosphere caused by the Latin American influence in America. As illegals from Latin America have flooded into America, they have taken with them the contamination of "Indian" spirits from their homelands and infiltrated them into America. In that sense, they have acted as "Trojan horses" that have helped to establish a stronghold of "native Indian" unrighteousness in a land that was originally appointed by God to act as a deterrent to that influence around the world. Had the Church in Latin America aligned herself with God's will, she would have served as God's agent to obliterate the ancestral Indian spirits that have cursed the Latin American land for ages, and she would have been used by God to bless America (and the world) in a mighty, mighty way. Unfortunately, the Latin American Church went the way of Korah, and she ended up allying herself with the native Indian spirits, which are God's staunch enemies in the spirit realm. Cursed be the Jezebelian Indian spirits! Cursed spirits, your destiny is that of Amalek! You were cursed from the beginning, and there is a small but unrelenting army that shall war against you until you are wiped off the face of the Earth! Your proud aloofness and self-righteousness shall not remain for much longer! Cursed little whore! Your end is at hand! I shall soon have the pleasure of spitting over your mangled cadaver, and I shall rejoice over God's victory against you! No one challenges the God of Israel and gets away with it!

A close study of Revelation 20:7-8 reveals a little-taught but very important spiritual principle: A people who adopt an attitude will inevitably draw the rise of a leader who will channel that attitude and enable it, whether that attitude be righteous or unrighteous. As the Latin American Church began to unashamedly adopt Korah-style attitudes, it drew the rise of a Korah leadership that enabled those attitudes and allowed them to flourish and dominate her spiritual atmosphere. We can therefore say that the tiger in the dream represents the Korah spirit that was drawn into Latin America and ended up devouring Latin America's spiritual calling. As Latin American illegals with these Korah attitudes began to infiltrate America, they began to draw the Korah tiger towards America as well. This tiger's intention was to devour America's calling just as it had done with Latin America's calling. Even when it was unable to achieve its goal, it was still able to delay the fulfilment of America's calling. This delay has been spiritually costly. Each second wasted has been a second in which the spiritual potential of millions has been "leaking away", like a leaky faucet that has been irremediably wasting water away, one precious drop at a time.

The dreamer's fear of the oncoming lion represents the American Church's soulish fear of the God of judgements. Due to the pastoral matriarchy, believers have been indoctrinated into thinking that the God of judgements is a "bad" God, without realising that God's judgements, painful as they may be, are inherently good:

"⁷The law of the LORD is perfect, converting the soul: the testimony of the LORD is sure, making wise the simple. ⁸The statutes of the LORD are right, rejoicing the heart: the commandment of the LORD is pure, enlightening the eyes. ⁹The fear of the LORD is clean, enduring for ever: the judgments of the LORD are true and righteous altogether. ¹⁰More to be desired are they than gold, yea, than much fine gold: sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb. ¹¹Moreover by them is thy servant warned: and in keeping of them there is great reward. ¹²Who can understand his errors? cleanse thou me from secret faults. ¹³Keep back thy servant also from presumptuous sins; let them not have dominion over me: then shall I be upright, and I shall be innocent from the great transgression. ¹⁴Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD, my strength, and my redeemer." (Psalm 19:7-14)

[Those who love the Lord long for His judgements, because His judgements expose hidden issues and allow us to grow into the fullness of His nature in us. Those who are bold enough to grow into the measure of the fullness of the stature of Christ shall be One with God for eternity. Those who don't shall only see God from afar. It is one thing to "see" the kingdom; it is another to "enter" it (John 3:3-5).]