The frog speaks of the Canaanite-Amorite kings that are prevalent throughout the Church.

The wallet of money speaks of the barley prosperity offered by the Balaam's in the Church.

The colors blending together speaks of Canaanite pressures within the Church to fit in with the frog-revering crowd.

The black raven speaks of believers with the 2-witness anointing, and it speaks of black-horse judgments against Balaam and his crowd.

The fleeing raven speaks of black-horse Ehud, the frog-king killer, who fled after killing Eglon (Judges 3:14-17).

The "catching" of the raven by sister Marcella as she awakes speaks of a Church that resurrects as it "gets" the message of the black horse, rising up as a mighty green-horse army after the black-horse anointing kills Balaam and leaves nothing but a corpse that self-deceived believers continue to follow as if it were still alive (as is the case with "dead-skunk castro" and Cuba).