Hi Jericho,
Just finished watching your video. The Holy Spirit has spoken to me through you. I was at intercession a few weeks ago, when I experienced my FIRST vision in the many years I have been attending.
At the end of the meeting, I saw a huge golden bowl which was attached to a stand in heaven. As we all reached a crescendo of prayer and worship, I saw this bright gold bowl/censer start to tip and release this glistening substance being poured out on us by an angel. I know that the prayers of the saints go up as incense, but this was not smoke. The woman next to me said that it was Holy Oil. I immediately agreed...but the glistening oil was like diamonds. The Holy Spirit has revealed that the amount of prayer/worship is collected and is then poured out at the proper/filled time.
This would explain the 'feast and famine' concept of your video.I took this as a confirmation.We all need to spend MORE time in praise and worship to balance and overcome the bombardment of satanic rituals currently!
Great work!
Also, the fact of contentment makes perfect sense in light of the sleeping masses of Churchgoers. It is like a form of drunkenness.
God Bless and keep the videos coming
Great I'm really pleased it worked for you on more than one level, and thanks for watching. Probably the main reason I wanted to talk about these strongholds and stumbling blocks is to get Christian's thinking about he fact that supernatural energy can be pressing on us. It's easy to think 'I'm just not in the mood for worship or digging in the word etc.' without acknowledging that something could be moving against you to deliberately create that effect. Knowing that, you can take those thoughts captive to the mind of Jesus Christ and so forth, even pray to tear down a stronghold effecting a whole group of people.
I've been starting to wonder if the whole rapture theology isn't a stronghold as such. I haven't had any revelation on this by the Holy Spirit, so I'm speculating. I do find it interesting that the pre-wrath rapture concept was first 'created' in the 1830s by John Nelson Darby, only 30 years before the Theory of Evolution sprouted. Now there are a ton of Christian's married to the rapture, and there are several things that bug me about it (but forgive me Lord if it is my misunderstanding!).
1. These Christian's aren't preparing themselves for hardship, they expect to be removed literally 'any minute'. Problem will be for their faith if things turn really bad and they are still here and have to cope with it. That could be a real struggle for people who are convinced (and I know plenty from my facebook group alone) they won't see wrath.
2. Takes their eyes off the prize of bringing God's will be done and kingdom come on Earth as it is in heaven. I hear Christian's say things like 'I don't belong here' and 'I'll be off this rock soon'. However, the saints inherit THIS WORLD. Dan 7:17 These great beasts, which are four, are four kings, which shall arise out of the earth.
7:18 But the saints of the most High shall take the kingdom, and possess the kingdom for ever, even for ever and ever.
3. Even if there is a rapture which there could be, and who knows where it would fit in to everything, but I'm sure being raptured would have nothing to do with believing in the rapture theology!! Why even think about it, let God work out who He's taking and who He isn't, because I feel very confident in saying people won't get to choose, but they can seek God's face, they can seek holiness. If anything it's probably the war-weary Christian's of this world who have been at it hard for ten, twenty years who might get wisked off, not people who've had a cruisy ride.
Ah well, we'll see. I'd rather be here to fight the nephilim for the kingdom than watching from the sidelines, after all, there will be plenty of time for peace and rest after judgement day, GOD WILLING :)
