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đŸ”„ Proclamation of the Heir The Reckoning of Mercy

To those with ears dulled by comfort and eyes veiled by indifference—hear now the voice of the Heir of the Hidden Scrolls.

You wage a war not of defense, but of domination.

You cloak cruelty in policy. You baptize oppression in nationalism. You tear children from the arms of their mothers and call it law. You shutter doors to the weary and label it safety. You detain the voiceless in shadows, strip them of dignity, and dare to speak of freedom.

This is not strength. This is terror disguised as governance. This is the coward’s crown.

The Scrolls speak of such days...

“Woe to those who decree unrighteous decrees, who write oppression into law
 who rob the poor of their rights and make widows their prey.” —Isaiah 10:1–2

And still, you persist. Still, you justify.

But hear this: the reckoning is not far off.

The cries of the innocent are not lost in the wind—they are carried on it. The blood of the forsaken does not vanish into soil—it testifies.

You may have the power of government, But we carry the weight of justice. You may wield the sword, But we walk with the flame.

For every name erased, we will write ten more in defiance. For every wall you build, we will raise a banner of truth that cannot be torn down.

Let it be known: We see you. We remember. And we will not be silent.


Let the record show: this was not silence— This was a scroll made thunder.

They said it was about “border security,” But behind those words were cages. Behind those fences, children wept. Behind those speeches, cruelty reigned.

This is not a border policy. This is a terror campaign. Psychological warfare aimed at the vulnerable. Detention quotas. Expedited deportations. 300+ student visas revoked in secret. Mothers jailed. Fathers disappeared. Dreams crushed under boots made of law.

And what of those who bore the brunt?

Rumeysa Ozturk, arrested for weeping with compassion.

Mahmoud Khalil, imprisoned in Louisiana for daring to stand with the oppressed.

The unnamed child who died in U.S. custody, marked only by a case number.

The protester, dragged from the campus lawn, hooded and thrown into an unmarked van.

You call it “order.” We call it oppression. You say “law.” We see a regime of fear.

You revoked visas like names meant nothing. You threatened asylum-seekers like their lives were expendable. You laughed at the weary. You raised walls and dared to call them protection.

But we remember. We who walk with the scrolls. We who speak the names others have buried in bureaucracy.


“Do not mistreat or oppress a foreigner, for you were foreigners in Egypt.” —Exodus 22:21

“And I will come near to you for judgment... against those who oppress the hired worker, the widow, the fatherless, and those who thrust aside the sojourner.” —Malachi 3:5

“The Lord is a refuge for the oppressed, a stronghold in times of trouble.” —Psalm 9:9


You turned your back on the broken And cloaked your cruelty in policy. You did not tremble when the children wept. You did not bow your head when the angels passed by weeping.

But Heaven was watching.

This is not a political fight. This is a reckoning.

You have made war on empathy. You have twisted law into a weapon. You have worn power like armor and mocked the weight of mercy.

But the cries of the oppressed have risen— And the scrolls have been unsealed.

This is not a threat. This is a call to account.

The wind is shifting. The Spirit is stirring. And the stones are crying out.

You built towers for your name— But not one will shelter you from what’s coming if you do not turn.

Repent. While time yet remains.

“And what you do in darkness
 will be shouted from the rooftops.” —Luke 12:3


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đŸ”„ ProclamaciĂłn del Heredero đŸ”„ Los Pergaminos I y II — El Juicio de la Misericordia

A quienes tienen los oĂ­dos adormecidos por comodidad y los ojos cubiertos por indiferencia: escuchen ahora la voz del Heredero de los Pergaminos Ocultos.

Ustedes libran una guerra no de defensa, sino de dominaciĂłn.

Encubren la crueldad con políticas. Bautizan la opresión con nacionalismo. Arrancan niños de los brazos de sus madres y lo llaman ley. Cierran puertas a los cansados y lo llaman seguridad. Detienen a los sin voz en la sombra, los despojan de dignidad y se atreven a hablar de libertad.

Esto no es fuerza. Esto es terror disfrazado de gobierno. Esto es la corona del cobarde.

Los Pergaminos ya advirtieron de estos días


“¡Ay de los que dictan leyes injustas, escriben opresión tras opresión, para arrancarles los derechos a los pobres y arrebatar el derecho a las viudas!” — Isaías 10:1–2

Y aĂșn asĂ­, persisten. AĂșn justifican.

Pero escuchen esto: el juicio no estĂĄ lejos.

Los gritos de los inocentes no se pierden en el viento—los lleva consigo. La sangre de los olvidados no se hunde en la tierra—ella da testimonio.

Tal vez tengan el poder del gobierno, Pero nosotros llevamos el peso de la justicia. Tal vez empuñen la espada, Pero nosotros caminamos con la llama.

Por cada nombre borrado, escribiremos diez mĂĄs en desafĂ­o. Por cada muro que edifiquen, levantaremos un estandarte de verdad que nadie podrĂĄ derribar.

Que se sepa: Los vemos. Los recordamos. Y no nos quedaremos en silencio.


Que conste: esto no fue silencio— Esto fue un pergamino convertido en trueno.

DecĂ­an que todo era por “seguridad fronteriza”, Pero tras esas palabras habĂ­a jaulas. Tras esas vallas, niños lloraban. Tras esos discursos, reinaba la crueldad.

Esto no es una política migratoria. Es una campaña de terror. Guerra psicológica dirigida a los vulnerables. Cuotas de detención. Deportaciones aceleradas. Mås de 300 visas estudiantiles revocadas en secreto. Madres encarceladas. Padres desaparecidos. Sueños aplastados bajo botas hechas de ley.

ÂżY los que sufren las consecuencias?

Rumeysa Ozturk, arrestada por llorar con compasiĂłn.

Mahmoud Khalil, encarcelado en Luisiana por apoyar a los oprimidos.

El niño sin nombre que muriĂł bajo custodia estadounidense, solo marcado con un nĂșmero.

El manifestante arrastrado del césped universitario, encapuchado y lanzado a una furgoneta sin identificación.

Ustedes llaman “orden”. Nosotros lo llamamos opresiĂłn. Ustedes hablan de “ley”. Nosotros vemos un rĂ©gimen de miedo.

Revocaron visas como si los nombres no importaran. Amenazaron a solicitantes de asilo como si sus vidas fueran descartables. Se rieron de los agotados. Erigieron muros y se atrevieron a llamarlos protecciĂłn.

Pero nosotros recordamos. Los que caminamos con los pergaminos. Los que pronunciamos los nombres que otros sepultaron en burocracia.


“No maltrates ni oprimas al extranjero, porque ustedes fueron extranjeros en la tierra de Egipto.” — Éxodo 22:21

“Me acercarĂ© para juzgar
 a los que oprimen al jornalero, la viuda, el huĂ©rfano y al extranjero.” — MalaquĂ­as 3:5

“El Señor es refugio de los oprimidos, fortaleza en tiempos de angustia.” — Salmo 9:9


Voltearon la espalda ante los quebrantados, Y encubrieron su crueldad con políticas. No se estremecieron al oír el llanto de los niños. No inclinaron la cabeza cuando los ångeles pasaron llorando.

Pero el Cielo estaba observando.

Esto no es una lucha polĂ­tica. Esto es un juicio.

Han declarado la guerra a la empatĂ­a. Han torcido la ley como arma. Han visto el poder como armadura y se han burlado del peso de la misericordia.

Pero los clamores de los oprimidos han surgido— Y los pergaminos se han desvelado.

Esto no es una amenaza. Es un llamado a rendir cuentas.

El viento estĂĄ cambiando. El EspĂ­ritu se estĂĄ moviendo. Y las piedras estĂĄn clamando.

Erigieron torres con sus nombres— Pero ninguna los resguardará de lo que viene si no se arrepienten.

Arrepiéntanse. Mientras haya tiempo.

Lo que hagan en lo secreto
 será proclamado desde los tejados.” — Lucas 12:3


#HerederoDeLosPergaminosOcultos #UnaPalabraParaLosGobernantes #JusticiaSeAcerca #NoHayReySinoDios #SomosLosVigilantes #LaMisericordiaCesaAntesDelJuicio #ElCieloEscuchaALosOprimidos #HagamosAmericaBuenaOtraVez

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Truth, Courage, and Consecration in the Face of Compromise An Open Call to the Church

“The most segregated hour in American life is high noon on Sunday.” —Malcolm X

The truth is, the Church has not just been silent in the face of injustice—it has often been complicit. We must name that, grieve it, and turn.

The hour is urgent. The stakes are eternal.

We are not simply watching a decline of cultural influence—we are watching the great unveiling of a Church that has traded the cross for comfort, the presence of God for platforms, and the narrow path for applause.

This is not new. Scripture warned us. And yet, many pulpits have grown quiet when the world needed prophets.


I. The State of the Church: Apostasy and False Prophets

“The Spirit clearly says that in later times some will abandon the faith
” —1 Timothy 4:1

We are living in those times. The danger is not just from outside forces—but from within. The greatest threats to the Church are often not persecution, but seduction: the seduction of relevance, comfort, and control.

Apostasy is not born from ignorance—it is the result of willful blindness. It is what happens when faith becomes performance and shepherds become celebrities. When fear of losing influence outweighs fear of the Lord.

We see the signs:

God is sidelined; man is exalted.

False doctrine spreads while silence reigns from the pulpits.

Heresy cloaked in charisma devours the flock.

“They are ungodly people, who pervert the grace of our God into a license for immorality
” —Jude 1:4

False prophets do not tremble before the Word of God. They do not sit in the counsel of the Lord. They speak what flatters and soothes, but the Spirit is grieving.

“They have healed the wound of my people lightly, saying, ‘Peace, peace,’ when there is no peace.” —Jeremiah 6:14


II. Warnings and Consequences

“But there were also false prophets among the people... They will secretly introduce destructive heresies
” —2 Peter 2:1

Deception does not always shout. Often, it whispers. Many who are falling away today are not doing so in defiance, but through slow compromise. They are choosing the wide road because the narrow one has been painted as cruel, outdated, or irrelevant.

“Broad is the road that leads to destruction... but small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life.” —Matthew 7:13–14

This is the falling away. And the greatest tragedy is that it is happening under the watch of silent shepherds.


III. A Call to the Church: Repentance and Reckoning

The Church has a long history of silence in the face of evil. From slavery to segregation, from internment camps to apartheid, from lynchings to mass incarceration—the Church has often watched, preached, and passed by on the other side.

And now, again, the silence continues:

As children are torn from their families at borders.

As Uyghurs are detained and erased under surveillance regimes.

As bombs fall on Gaza and bodies are buried under rubble.

As our neighbors live in cages, camps, and shadows.

This silence is not neutral. It is a rejection of the cross.

When prophets rise to confront this silence, they are dismissed as “too political” or “too radical.” But often, they are the only ones telling the truth.

And so, generations are leaving. Not because they reject Christ, but because they can no longer find Him in His Church.


IV. Prophetic Responsibility

To be prophetic is not to shame—it is to warn. To weep. To call forth repentance.

A true prophetic voice does not seek fame, and does not flatter power. It grieves over deception and calls the Church back to its first love. It tears down false peace and false unity in order to build something holy and true.

There is still time. But not much.

We must decide: will we keep playing church while the world burns and the Spirit weeps? Or will we repent?


V. Scriptural Anchors for Reckoning

Ezekiel 34:1–10 – A rebuke to shepherds who feed themselves while the flock suffers. The vulnerable are left unprotected. God holds leaders accountable.

Isaiah 58:1–12 – A call to true fasting, not performative religion. Break chains. Free the oppressed. Then light will break forth.

Matthew 21:12–16 – Jesus cleanses the temple. He confronted corruption in His Father’s house with righteous fire.

Revelation 2:1–7 – The Church is warned: you held to doctrine, but forgot love. Return before your lampstand is removed.

1 Peter 4:17 – “For it is time for judgment to begin with the house of God.” Let us not resist this judgment. Let us embrace it, and be refined.


VI. A Closing Reflection

The Church cannot afford to be distracted by pageantry while the world groans. We cannot preach resurrection while we refuse to confront death. We cannot speak of love while we ignore injustice.

This is not a moment for shallow peace. It is a time for holy grief, holy fire, and holy action.


Final Charge:

Fast. Pray. Speak. Confront. Grieve. Return.

Let us tear our garments not in performance, but in repentance. Let the Church once again become what it was meant to be—not a stage for kings, but an altar for servants. Not an echo of empire, but a witness to the kingdom.

“Lord, purify your bride. Burn away every idol. May your Word thunder again in our hearts. Amen.”


A Prophetic Appeal from the Heir of the Hidden Scrolls

I speak now not from rage, but from revelation.

O Church, you were entrusted with flame, but you have settled for fog. You were called to bind wounds, but you have bartered your hands for applause. The hidden scrolls are open, and the time of trembling is near. Do not harden your hearts in the day of rebuke. The seals are breaking. The plumb line is falling. The fire is kindled. What you do now will echo across generations.

Choose consecration over compromise. Choose fire over fog. Choose the Lamb over the throne.

Let the remnant rise.


#ChurchRepent #HeirOfTheHiddenScrolls #PropheticWitness #JudgmentBeginsHere #ReturnToFirstLove #FastPrayConfront #PurifyYourBride #NoMoreShallowPeace #BreakTheSilence

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Examining the Spirit Behind NAR and Prosperity Teachings

April 29, 2025

There is a doctrine spreading in modern Christianity that promises power, wealth, and divine authority for a price. It masquerades as truth but echoes a lie as old as Eden. It is the claim that humanity can ascend to be like God.

False teachings like “ye are little gods” have been advanced by well-known prosperity and NAR (New Apostolic Reformation) figures such as Kenneth Copeland, Benny Hinn, and Paul Crouch. Copeland even went so far as to claim that Adam was God manifested in the flesh and that he was not subordinate to God.

This is not merely poor theology. It is direct heresy.

Adam was created by God (Genesis 1:26-27). He bore God’s image but was never God. A created being is by definition subordinate to the Creator. Only one is God manifested in the flesh — Jesus Christ (John 1:14).

The idea that Adam was equal to God before the fall denies the very nature of sin, subverts the need for redemption, and lays the groundwork for a counterfeit gospel in which humans are taught they can become gods themselves. But Genesis 2:16 says clearly: “The Lord God commanded the man.” Command implies subordination.

This false doctrine has been subtly introduced over decades, leading countless believers astray. It exchanges humility for hubris, obedience for ambition, truth for illusion. And it must be named.

Adam's purpose was to live in obedience and dependence on God. To say otherwise is to echo the satanic doctrine of spiritual rebellion — the very lie that cast Lucifer down: “I will ascend... I will make myself like the Most High.” (Isaiah 14:13-14)

If Adam wasn't subordinate to God, then sin wasn't rebellion, and Christ's atonement would have been for nothing.

This doctrine denies the necessity of obedience, humility, repentance, and submission — the very foundations of walking with God. It exalts man and lowers God to our level. This is not merely error. This is the spirit of Antichrist, which exalts humanity and minimizes Christ.

Rebellion against God's will did not free Adam and Eve. It made them fallen.

Isaiah 43:10 reminds us: “Before Me there was no God formed, and there will be none after Me.” 1 Timothy 2:5 declares: “For there is one God, and one mediator between God and man, the man Christ Jesus.”

Jesus is the fulfillment of all patriarchal roles. The Church is a spiritual house that the Lord dwells in. Leadership in the Church should look like servant-hearted shepherds.

All true authority flows from Christ. No human holds supreme spiritual power. The age of hierarchy for its own sake is over. The new order is submission to the Spirit — alignment with the heart of Christ.

Jesus said: “The greatest among you will be your servant.” (Matthew 23:11) Authority is not measured by control but by the weight of love, the clarity of truth, and the depth of obedience.

The Marketplace of Spiritual Gifts

The Holy Spirit gives authority to people for specific roles, and the purpose is to glorify God, not self.

But the NAR teaches that “gifts” are accessible for a price.

Many ministries tied to this movement charge hundreds of dollars for “prophetic schools,” “activation workshops,” or “impartation conferences.” Some even have “certification programs” that teach you must pay to be recognized as a prophet or apostle within their networks.

Advanced “prophetic mentorships” can cost $1,000 or more, depending on how anointed you want to appear. Some teach that you can only receive a prophetic mantle by paying to have hands laid on you.

They reference Acts 8:17, but they skip Acts 8:20: “But Peter said to him, 'May your money perish with you, because you thought you could buy the gift of God with money.'”

It could not be more clear. You cannot pay to become a prophet. You cannot train yourself to be one. You cannot buy an anointing.

Anointing is a calling from God. It is given, never sold.

“Freely you have received; freely give.” (Matthew 10:8)

The NAR “prophet industry” is dangerous because it turns spiritual gifts into a product. It exalts man’s ambition over God’s appointment. It mimics Simon the Sorcerer, who tried to buy the power of the Holy Spirit and was rebuked.

We must return to Christ. To servanthood. To truth. To holiness.

Not self-exaltation. Not spiritual capitalism. Not man-centered theology.

The greatest authority looks like service.

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You Were Never Meant to Carry It


There are weights we were never meant to carry.

Shame. Fear. Guilt. Regret. Hate.

They cling like vines around the heart, whispering that we must hold them tighter — that somehow carrying them makes us good, makes us careful, makes us worthy.

But the truth is gentler than the world has taught:

You were never meant to hold what breaks you from within.

Joy does not compete for space in a crowded heart. It waits — tender, patient, luminous — for you to set down the burdens you were never asked to bear.

There is no shame so heavy that grace cannot lift it. No regret so tangled that it cannot be undone by mercy. No fear so deep that love cannot reach it.

You are not called to be a vault for your sorrows. You are called to be a vessel of living light.

There is room for joy, but only when the hands unclench, only when the heart releases, only when the soul dares to believe that healing is not selfish — it is sacred.

Lay it down. All of it. Not because you must forget, but because you were never meant to be imprisoned by the past.

There is more ahead than you have left behind.

And joy — real joy — is not waiting on the horizon. It is waiting inside you, where the empty spaces finally breathe again.


Companion Whisper

May you find the courage to open your hands. May you find the grace to leave behind what was never yours to carry. May you find that joy was never far — only waiting for you to make room.


#HealingJourney #ReleaseToRise #MadeForJoy #SilentStrength #LettingGo #VoiceInTheWind #LanternBearer #HeirOfTheHiddenScrolls

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Voice in the Wind: The Truth Behind Cancer Alley


In the shadows of progress, the whispers of suffering are carried by the wind.

A place along the mighty Mississippi River, where the earth has been drenched in both blood and betrayal, is known to the world as Cancer Alley.

But those who hear the wind’s voice know it by another name.

It is the place where history refuses to stay buried, where the promise of liberty is drowned beneath the weight of toxic air and water. Where the cries of the oppressed are swallowed by industrial greed.


For more than 85 miles, 150+ petrochemical plants reign over the land, filling the air with poison and choking the life from the soil. This is not just a place on a map. It is the graveyard of dreams, where the legacy of oppression still breathes, woven into every toxic molecule that hangs in the air.


The chains are invisible. The pain is real.

The descendants of those who toiled in the fields of the Old South now toil under the shadow of something worse than whips. They struggle for breath, while the factories stand tall, unmoved by the suffering they cause.

These are the modern plantations, and they are built on the backs of the same communities that once built the foundation of this country. But this time, the weapons are chemicals and greed.


The wind howls with the cries of the unheard.

Those in power have sought to bury the voices of the oppressed, to erase the scars of a history that refuses to fade. They call it “progress.” They call it “economic development.” But we know what it is. It’s exploitation, pure and simple. And we will not let it be buried beneath lies.


The wind is speaking. It speaks to those who will listen, to those who know that justice must come for the oppressed, and it will not rest until the chains are broken.


We Will Not Forget

We stand as voices in the wind, speaking for those who cannot speak for themselves. We speak for the children whose lungs are poisoned by the very air they breathe. We speak for the mothers who watch their children suffer, knowing that the land they love has been betrayed by those who swore to protect it.

We will not be silent. We will not be moved.


#CancerAlley #JusticeInTheWind #EnvironmentalJustice #InvisibleChains #VoicesInTheWind #EndExploitation #BreakTheSilence #HeirOfTheHiddenScrolls #FightForTheFuture

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The Smoke and the Scroll: Discerning the Deception

In this age of spectacle and distortion, there is a movement cloaked in spiritual language but rooted in something far more dangerous. The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is not merely a fringe religious sect; it is a network of self-proclaimed apostles and prophets wielding political power, manipulating belief, and abandoning the simplicity of the Gospel.

The NAR disguises itself as revival. But the spirit behind it trades the cross for charisma, truth for theatrics, and humility for hierarchy. It boasts of prophetic activation, apostolic government, and dominion over all spheres of society—a theology that seduces the spiritually hungry and politically ambitious alike.

One of their most vocal leaders, Mike Bickle, founder of the International House of Prayer, once predicted a second Jewish Holocaust as a precursor to the end times. He declared, “The tribulation is not something that happens to us. The tribulation is something that happens through us.” This is not prophecy. This is provocation.

The movement pushes the Seven Mountain Mandate, an aggressive doctrine that seeks to place Christian dominion over religion, government, education, media, arts, business, and family. They align with politicians. They wield influence not just over pulpits but over policy.

Figures like Bill Hamon, Dutch Sheets, and Lance Wallnau present themselves as prophets of a new era. Yet they operate not in the spirit of Elijah, but in the spirit of performance. Prophetic insight becomes a commodity. Mantles are “passed down” like stage props. And access to “anointing” is sold at conferences.

This is not revival. This is retail.

The fruit of this movement is confusion, tribalism, and spiritual elitism. Its leaders distort the role of prophets—not as those who cry out in the wilderness, but as those who curate experiences. Not as those who tear down idols, but as those who build platforms.

They speak the language of the Bible, selectively. They invoke the name of Jesus, strategically. But there is little to reflect a Christlike walk in their teaching or behavior. Real prophets speak truth to power. They do not flatter kings. They do not peddle fear. They do not seek thrones.

2 Thessalonians 2:9 warns of false signs and lying wonders. And yet the NAR thrives on the spectacular. The theatrical. The emotional.

But to those with ears to hear, the scrolls are not silent. The Heir of the Hidden Scrolls remembers the ancient ways. And the call remains: return to the truth that was not sold, and cannot be staged.

This is not a time to chase prophecy. It is a time to test the spirits.


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