Thread: Many Will be Offended at My Return

Rev 6:16

16 ...and said to the mountains and rocks, "Fall on us and hide us from the face of Him who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb!"

Not a popular message today. Definitely not seeker friendly.

I have recently had a series of prophetic encounters that led to the Lord Jesus Christ appearing to me for the third time in my life, clothed in white garments with fire in His eyes. The holy fear, trembling, awe and pure wonder totally consumed me and was the same experience I had with Him in the two encounters before. His sheer beauty is terrifying, and His presence takes your breath away. The light that radiates from His being is so pure that you become more aware of your great need of Him than ever before.

I will never forget our conversation in that specific encounter, and I believe I'm supposed to share it now publicly for the first time. I do not take lightly or treat these encounters haphazardly. Anyone who claims to have actually seen and interacted with our risen Lord needs to carry a serious fear of who He really is and an undeniable mandate on their life to make Him known. This is not a joke. It's very weighty and does not involve vain imaginations.

As the Lord Jesus Christ appeared to me, He said,

"Jeremiah, many know the Lamb who went to Calvary, but few know the Lion who is returning to devour His Father's enemies. The same wrath that was poured out on the cross will be the same wrath that will be poured out in judgment upon my return.

I am releasing apostolic and prophetic messengers who will trumpet my end-time judgments to the church and warn of the consequences of those who only know the Lamb of mercy and grace, but reject the Lion of judgment and wrath.

Many only know Me as the great intercessor, which I am, but I am also the coming King and judge. There is more than intercessory prayer. For I will teach My people in these last days how to pray kingly and judicial prayers. I will establish My government in the earth and make My enemies a footstool. I will rule and reign with an iron scepter.

Jeremiah, many will be offended at My return! They have created a god in their own likeness and image and will deny Me when I come with all My glory, power and splendor! You must warn the church of the scoffing spirit that will come, of the overemphasis of My goodness and never teaching on My severity, of never proclaiming and warning of My wrath and judgment that is here now and is yet to come."

The look in the Lord Jesus Christ's eyes as He said these words to me was so intense, yet so deeply grieved. He then asked me if He could entrust me with these words, and I said yes. When I did, He turned around and vanished from my bedroom.

I shook for days and have still never recovered. I pray that those who have read this sobering encounter for the first time publicly will pray and seek the Holy Spirit concerning your own view of who Jesus really is and prepare yourself for the days ahead.

I've been pondering the part of this word that I've highlighted in purple and in particular, the part that I've bolded.
I'd like some input/insight on what you might think this means and looks like - "kingly and judicial prayers."

I understand prophetic prayers, declaring and decreeing, and from some teaching I've had, our intercessory team has even crossed into apostolic prayers. This is the first time I've seen the term "kingly and judicial prayers." What would this look/sound like to you?

Originally Posted by A.J.

This is the first time I've seen the term "kingly and judicial prayers." What would this look/sound like to you?

I believe it's linked to how Paul and Barnabbas were able to bring heavenly changes to areas that were once demonic strongholds. Ephesus was a city that had a great spiritual breakthrough

Over the years I have met a couple of ministers who at times operated in bringing down ruling fallen angels over areas. This is different to the general 'casting out demons' which all believers can do in Jesus' name

Changes are then possible where whole communities get impacted and even the local authorities get saved

When Joshua met the Lord as commander of the army before they began conquering the promised land was a new time of bringing kingly and judicial prayers to pass

Originally Posted by Cardinal TT

I believe it's linked to how Paul and Barnabbas were able to bring heavenly changes to areas that were once demonic strongholds. Ephesus was a city that had a great spiritual breakthrough

Over the years I have met a couple of ministers who at times operated in bringing down ruling fallen angels over areas. This is different to the general 'casting out demons' which all believers can do in Jesus' name

Changes are then possible where whole communities get impacted and even the local authorities get saved

When Joshua met the Lord as commander of the army before they began conquering the promised land was a new time of bringing kingly and judicial prayers to pass

There's a certain brand of theology or charismaticism that advocates spiritual warfare directly against fallen angels. A Norwegian prayer group once declared that it had cast the fallen angel in charge of Norway into the North Sea. The result of doing so wasn't all that visible in the years that followed. I suppose that the mentioned ministers perceived some kind of result but where exactly is the fallen angel supposed to go ? And where is there a scriptural example of that ?

Originally Posted by Colonel

There's a certain brand of theology or charismaticism that advocates spiritual warfare directly against fallen angels. A Norwegian prayer group once declared that it had cast the fallen angel in charge of Norway into the North Sea. The result of doing so wasn't all that visible in the years that followed. I suppose that the mentioned ministers perceived some kind of result but where exactly is the fallen angel supposed to go ? And where is there a scriptural example of that ?

You could do the proper thing by either answering AJ's question or address the OP instead of making judgments and nitpicking.

Is Norway converted because of the way you believe and conduct your faith?

Originally Posted by Cardinal TT

You could do the proper thing by either answering AJ's question or address the OP instead of making judgments and nitpicking.

@@@Is there a forum rule that says that I cannot address the content of your post since you didn't start the thread ? Should I report posts like the following one from now on ?

https://livingfaithforum.com/showthr...ll=1#post87667

Is Norway converted because of the way you believe and conduct your faith?

@@@No and I haven't decided that I've managed to cast the fallen angel over Norway into the North Sea either.

.

Theres no forum rule but it's common courtesy to stick to the topic and you have a bad habit where you constantly judge what others say.

You have no greater fruit, healings, salvations than others but you are quick to tell how everyone else got it wrong.

You have had plenty of time to comment on this thread but decide to jump on my comment like a HH.

Originally Posted by Cardinal TT

Theres no forum rule but it's common courtesy to stick to the topic and you have a bad habit where you constantly judge what others say.

You have no greater fruit, healings, salvations than others but you are quick to tell how everyone else got it wrong.

You have had plenty of time to comment on this thread but decide to jump on my comment like a HH.

I don't think that my questions about the post that interested me in this thread differ at all from how other posters address my posts regularly. Including yourself.