Back on Resurrection Sunday, Elijah came to turn the hearts of the children to their fathers, before the great and dreadful day of the Donovan. Many have argued about the specific interpretation and application of this prophecy, and many have followed after false teachings.
Who is Donovan?
Billy Donovan played college basketball at Providence before becoming the 68th pick of the 1987 draft by the Utah Jazz.
Above, Billy Donovan is allowed to wear Jarron Collins' number 14 years before his coming.
Billy only saw the pre-season with the Jazz that year and, thanks to having future hall-of-famer John Stockton, the Jazz had no use of Billy and on November 3 of 1987, he was finally waived. Angered, Billy swore revenge on the Stockton name as long as he should live.
"Had they kept me," Donovan remarked to the Salt Lake Tribune, "they wouldn't have lost in '97 and '98 and there'd be championship banners up in those rafters, next to my assist and steals records." But Billy made a few promises on that fateful day. "One day, I will be back, and it will be great. And dreadful."
Alternative interpretations
Young rookie Donovan Mitchell arises on the scene in fulfillment of prophecy.
Tonight, Donovan takes game 2 in his hands and brings the series back to Utah tied 1-1. Donovan will have a 40 point game tonight. I don't know where that stands, but it should at least be a record for rookie playoff scoring in the past 30 years, I'd have to presume.
Who is Donovan?
Billy Donovan played college basketball at Providence before becoming the 68th pick of the 1987 draft by the Utah Jazz.
Above, Billy Donovan is allowed to wear Jarron Collins' number 14 years before his coming.
Billy only saw the pre-season with the Jazz that year and, thanks to having future hall-of-famer John Stockton, the Jazz had no use of Billy and on November 3 of 1987, he was finally waived. Angered, Billy swore revenge on the Stockton name as long as he should live.
"Had they kept me," Donovan remarked to the Salt Lake Tribune, "they wouldn't have lost in '97 and '98 and there'd be championship banners up in those rafters, next to my assist and steals records." But Billy made a few promises on that fateful day. "One day, I will be back, and it will be great. And dreadful."
Alternative interpretations
Young rookie Donovan Mitchell arises on the scene in fulfillment of prophecy.
Tonight, Donovan takes game 2 in his hands and brings the series back to Utah tied 1-1. Donovan will have a 40 point game tonight. I don't know where that stands, but it should at least be a record for rookie playoff scoring in the past 30 years, I'd have to presume.
