Warfare prayer of the soldiers of the Army of Jesus to bind and destroy the works of the devil
Let us bind and destroy the works of the devil in the name of Jesus Christ who has conquered sin, satan, curse and death on the cross
Pr 16:28 The spirit in a perverse man which sows strife
Message for reflection – Sr. Angelica AJ
Takes away his armour
Luke 11:21-22 When a strong man, fully armed, guards his own palace, his goods are safe; but when one stronger than he attacks him and overcomes him, he takes away his armor in which he trusted and divides his spoil.
This verse applies to the institutional and hierarchical Churches in India (All the building Churches who believe in the hierarchical or one man ruled Church). They have accumulated lands, properties in the name of the Church. In the year 2018, the Lord, in a warning letter, asked the Churches to hand over all the properties, wealth and lands to the believers or else it would be confiscated by the Government. The Churches could not digest it. This year the Lord repeated the same warning. Wherever this message was shared, believers accepted it. But the Church heads could not take it.
Palace in the above verse is the wealth, palace of the bishops and Church heads. So far, the institutional Churches and their properties were safe. Now it is under threat.
“His Armour” here means the infrastructure, foreign aid, land, wealth and the financial security the Indian Church was enjoying in this land. It will go as a spoil to the enemies. They will share it among themselves.
The Lord is raising a stronger Church, His real Church in India. It is not made up of lands, buildings, Committees, elections etc. The glorious Church the Lord is raising in India is made up of His people, His beloved children. This Church will not have any land of its own. It will not have an ordained, B.Th, M.Th, B. Div, M.Div degree holder as head. All are priests, ambassadors and kings for Jesus Christ. All the believers will exercise their gifts of deliverance, healing, prophecy etc.. Demons will be cast out by every believer in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. It will not have a permanent place to worship. It will get split, every two months, it will move to unknown areas where the Spirit is leading it, each member will become 1000,10,000. They may not know how it spreads.
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Pastor Shot and Killed During Sunday Service in Mexico
Amidst a violent climate towards faith leaders, a Mexican pastor was shot and killed during a church service on Sunday.
Pastor Alfrery Líctor Cruz Canseco, who preached at the Fraternidad Cristiana church in the town of Tlalixtac de Cabrera in the Oaxaca state, died when a gunman shot him point-blank, according to the Christian Post.
“We extend our deepest condolences to the family and congregation of Pastor Cruz Canseco,” international watchdog group Christian Solidarity Worldwide’s Chief Executive Merwyn Thomas said. “The fact that he was targeted while in the pulpit is particularly shocking.”
The assailant did not attempt to shoot anyone else and congregants were able to prevent his escape, leading to his arrest. Canseco died on the way to the hospital after the attack, who leaves behind a wife and children.
Canseco’s passing comes in the wake of several attacks on faith leaders in the region. Pastor Aarón Méndez Ruiz, who ran a shelter for Cuban immigrants, was kidnapped earlier this month.
“We also remain concerned for the wellbeing of Pastor Méndez Ruiz and urge the Mexican government to spare no effort in ensuring his safe return, investigating all of these crimes and prosecuting those responsible,” Thomas also said.
CSW believes criminal groups are largely behind the attacks, though the motives are unknown. “Even though no wars are being fought on our soil, our country is the nation with the highest number of murders of priests,” Rev. Sergio Omar Sotelo Aguilar, director of the Catholic Multimedia Center in Mexico, told USA Today.
Many consider Mexico to be the most dangerous country in the world to be a Catholic priest. At least 26 priests have been killed since 2012.
“We urge the international community to engage with the Mexican government on these matters and to recognize the role that many religious leaders play, not only as leaders of their churches, but also as voices for peace, justice and integrity, and as human rights defenders,” Thomas said.
A country that is known for its violence, Mexico was ranked as the 39th-worst country in the world for Christian persecution, according to Open Doors USA’s watch list.
“Due to the government’s inability to confront violence, some Christians feel forced to implement their own security strategies against acts of Christian persecution, including engaging leaders of criminal groups themselves,” Open Doors said.
“Organized crime primarily targets priests and pastors, while indigenous power holders pressure Christians through fines, denying basic community service and imprisonment. The state attorney general in Guerrero has falsely implied that priests were engaged in criminal activity, further inflaming religious tensions.”
The Amazon Rainforest Is on Fire and Burning at an Alarming Rate
Brazil’s Amazon forest is burning at an alarming rate.
According to CNBC, the Latin American rainforest has seen an 84% increase in wildfires this year. Using satellites, the National Institute for Space Research (INPE) indicated the uptick with more than 70,000 fires this year. This is the highest number since records began in 2013.
Many experts estimate that more than 1 1/2 soccer fields of rainforest are burning every minute of every day. The rainforest provides 20% of the oxygen for the Earth’s atmosphere and is seen as key weapon in the fight against global warming, CNN reports.
People all the way in Sao Paulo, more than 1,700 miles away from the rainforest, are feeling the effects. Earlier this week, the sky turned back in the middle of the afternoon, covering the sun with smoke and ash.
“Just a little alert to the world: the sky randomly turned dark today in Sao Paulo, and meteorologists believe it’s smoke form the fires burning *thousands* of kilometers away, in Rondonia or Paraguay. Imagine how much has to be burning to create that much smoke(!)” New York Times reporter Shannon Sims tweeted.
She continued her tweets with a photo of a bottle filled with black liquid: “There’s more: some Sao Paulo residents collected rain yesterday when the sky turned dark (from a combination of a cold front & forest fires thousands of miles away). This is what it looked like, & they say it smelled like smoke.”
Activists believe Brazil’s president, Jair Bolsonaro, is largely to blame for the spreading wildfires. Reportedly, Head of INPE Ricardo Galvao was fired earlier this month after he reported the growing fires.
“There should be no control by the federal government on the freedom of speech of scientists to say what their science is compelling them to say,” Carlos Nobre, a scientist who has watched the Amazon for decades, said to the Washington Post. “The government is saying this is a top-down approach and that you’re not allowed to say this, and you can’t say that. It’s like ‘1984,’ George Orwell and Big Brother.”
Activists also point to Brazil’s decrease in environmental funding, which has been cut by $23 million since Bolsonaro took office.
But Bolsonaro believes these fires were started by angry nonprofits.
“Crime exists, and we need to make sure that this type of crime does not increase,” he said. “We took money away from the NGOs. They are now feeling the pinch from the lack of funding. So maybe the NGO types are conducting these criminal acts in order to generate negative attention against me and against the Brazilian government. This is the war we are facing.”
Bolsonaro campaigned on a promise to expand the Amazon’s economic possibilities. Earlier this year, the president presented the possibility of opening a protected reserve in the Amazon for mining.
Environmental organizations such as the World Wildlife Fund warn that if the fires do not stop, the Amazon could become a desert, no longer emitting oxygen but carbon, which is the main culprit of climate change.
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One new soldier of AOJ called and shared a testimony.
They have started many troop Churches.
Today they went to the Pentecostal Church to which they belong to.
The whole sermon was for them. Pastor during message attacked them indirectly and directly in front of all the believers. During testimony time, he stood up and said boldly, "I have not joined any cult group. I am taking the gospel to many places. We have not deviated from the gospel. But executing the command of Jesus.
He shared a dream he saw. He was standing in a garden. A big python was moving towards him. Even though he could not see it's head, it was shaking the whole garden. He was not at all afraid. He told all those with him, "Be ready, it will appear in front of us any time". He was also looking for something to attack. He got a big stone.
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Daniel 2:35
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Prophecy NEWS Update
The Push To Kill Cash - Next Up Is Australia
The supposed coordination of governments and tech companies to create a one-world, cashless society is often viewed as little more than fodder for silly YouTube conspiracy videos. After all, cash is still king in daily life, even in extremely high-tech, innovative societies like Japan.
Upon closer examination, though, current realities like Australia's proposed cash transaction ban for 2020, the continuing removal of higher denomination bills from several world economies, and the creation of centralized, state cryptocurrencies by governments worldwide cannot be ignored.
These trends signal a global push to kill paper money in the name of safety, security, and financial inclusion.
You Can Pay, But It Better Be Our Way
Australia's "Black Economy Taskforce" wants to put people accepting over 10,000 AUD (~$6,750) in cash in the slammer for up to two years, or fine them up to 25,000 (~$16,890), in an ostensible bid to fight black market economies. The Currency (Restrictions on the Use of Cash) Bill 2019 states:
Transactions equal to, or in excess of this amount would need to be made using the electronic payment system or by cheque. The Black Economy Taskforce recommended this action to tackle tax evasion and other criminal activities.
Note the similarity here with talking points of other governments. India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, when announcing the devastating surprise removal of 86% of the country's circulating paper cash in 2016, proclaimed:
Black money and corruption are the biggest obstacles in eradicating poverty. Not surprisingly, Modi's shock move put the dominantly cash-based society in a panic, forcing people to take their now worthless 1,000 and 500 rupee notes to banks within 50 days of the announcement, to exchange them for smaller denominations. Now The Royal Bank of India is moving to ban all cryptocurrencies but one, the state-approved, digital rupee.
The removal of large cash bills is a worldwide, ongoing reality, with the European Central Bank (ECB) stopping production of the 500 euro note earlier this year. The note, dubbed by the media as "the Bin Laden," was said to be used disproportionately in financing terrorism.
The U.S. used to have banknotes worth $500 and higher as well, some which were known as gold certificates, entitling the bearer to physical gold upon redemption. As fractional reserve banking took over, however, and national debt increased, these systems were progressively abandoned. The trend continues today in the form of Negative Interest Rate Policy (NIRP), and the resultant push for digitization of money.
Stop Holding Cash and Take Our Debt
"If everyone is holding cash, negative interest rates become useless." These are the words of former People's Bank of China (PBOC) governor Zhou Xiaochuan after the Chinese government had just completed a trial run of their new national cryptocurrency back in 2017. Now the country's sovereign digital currency is "almost ready." Zhou has also officially stated:
At the current stage, the central bank's major goal of issuing digital currency is to replace the physical cash.
Earlier in the same interview, he maintained that "The cost for cash transaction will gradually increase in the later stage.
For instance, banks do not charge any fee for counting a large amount of coins now, but in the future they may charge their clients for such services." Zhou's remarks about negative interest rates are arguably the biggest giveaway as to what is going on here. If people are holding cash outside of banks, reckless, Keynesian NIRP policies won't have the desired effect of coercing spending in the populace.
New Zealand Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr agrees with Zhou:
Let's tax cash holdings, simple as that: we're back to monetary policy as usual; people are disincentivised to be holding large lumps of physical cash; they are having to think harder about putting money to work. While draconian government monetary policy is alarming, the lack of support for actual financial sovereignty in the crypto and tech space is indicative of another problem.
Government's designs on eliminating paper money and fighting permissionless, decentralized crypto exchange -- both moves to control money supply and populations of individuals -- are obvious, and to be expected. But even big tech companies and exchanges like Facebook and Binance are jumping on the propaganda bandwagon, dragging many well-meaning enthusiasts into the fight against financial freedom (even if unintentionally) right along with them.
"We believe that we all have a responsibility to help advance financial inclusion, support ethical actors, and continuously uphold the integrity of the ecosystem." - Libra whitepaper
"This is why we believe in and are committed to a collaborative process with regulators, central banks, and lawmakers..." - Facebook's David Marcus
"Binance is looking to create new alliances and partnerships with governments, corporations, technology companies, and other cryptocurrency companies and projects involved in the larger blockchain ecosystem, to empower developed and developing countries to spur new currencies." - Binance's 'Venus' announcement
The common theme here is eager compliance with Keynesian value destroyers. And these examples are illustrative of the true financial epidemic.
Forced 'Perfection'
Digital currencies really are extremely convenient. Everybody in the world really should have a chance at financial inclusion. Holding wads of paper cash and coins really can be a bother, as well as a safety hazard, where crime is concerned.
In Finland, passengers on state railways won't be able to purchase tickets with cash for long-distance trips, starting in September. Much easier than messing with the paper stuff. ATMs are becoming less common worldwide, even in countries like China, the U.S., and cash-obsessed Japan. Settlements and payments can be made effortlessly, though, with just a quick scan or entering a PIN, so it's no big deal. But this is not a perfect world. Governments are corrupt. Artificial monopolies and seas of red tape exist, keeping the life-threateningly impoverished and entrepreneurial from accessing crypto and banking services via strict KYC and AML policy, and by mandating, like Modi in India, that their hard-earned and hard-saved money is worthless. People already have the opportunity for extreme financial inclusion.
A $40 smartphone and an internet connection enables anyone, anywhere in the world, to make or receive money with Bitcoin. In the name of regulation, safety, and financial inclusion, however, the state makes the situation more chaotic, less safe, and extremely exclusive where real human need is concerned.
Some of us crazy people still like paper cash, and prefer to pay that way. Some annoying, behind-the-times Luddites still put money in their mattresses, where global financial policy turns more and more toward negative rates, continued inflation, and devaluation of money sitting in banks. Some entrepreneurs and tech-savvy fans of crypto simply think it's nobody else's business, preferring paper wallets, coin shuffling, and VPNs, in a world where everyone but those in power are presumed guilty until proven innocent.
Some of us "conspiracy nuts" just like crypto for crypto, and paper cash is still closer to that clean and private model than any slimy, centralized digital state currency could ever hope to be.