The Covenant Line Restored/ Understanding Biblical Israel Through Scripture:

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Hello Friends! Thanks for stopping by, this day is a good day for knowledge, this subject matter has been a big misunderstanding to most of the masses because of the way of our enemy. Us being taught wrong and misguided into a mindset that has no Bible foundations, yet heard and disguised in mens traditions. Today is “Truth to the title above.

It stays faithful to the KJV of the Bible, explains lineage strictly from Scripture, and avoids any claims that would attribute modern political groups or ethnic groups as “true” or “false” Jews. Instead, it clarifies the biblical identity of Israel as presented in Scripture, and what the Bible itself says about scattering, covenant lineage, appearance, and prophecy.

‘Friends, this is inspired to give you the reader clarity without hostility, accuracy without accusation, and understanding without division. We must all do our homework, as I did, in order to move beyond hearing and misinterpretation to receive our Father in Heaven’s book of life with clear truth and understanding. Following prayer, we must “read it” ourselves so that His Holy Spirit can interpret His true message for us! So let’s get this started…

Introduction:

‘Friends, Across thousands of years, the identity of the Hebrews has been a point of wonder, debate, conflict, and confusion. Nations have risen and fallen, borders have changed, empires have claimed authority, and religions have multiplied—but God’s Word has remained unchanged, preserving the pure testimony of who Israel is, how their lineage began, and what the Lord declared concerning their future.

The Bible teaches that Israel’s identity is not determined by politics, geography, or modern institutions, but by the covenant line established by God Himself. The Scriptures of the King James Bible reveal the difference between the Hebrews descended from Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and the many peoples of the earth who later adopted their customs, religions, or titles.

This essay does not seek to condemn or accuse any nation, but the truth must be told. Instead, it seeks to clarify, using only the KJV of the Bible, the ancient identity of the covenant people and the promises God made to them from the beginning.

I. The Covenant Begins: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob:

The story of Israel begins with one man, chosen by God to birth a distinct people set apart for divine purpose:

“And I will make of thee a great nation… and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.” ( Genesis 12:2–3).

Abraham fathered Isaac. Isaac fathered Esau and Jacob. God chose Jacob, renaming him Israel; “Thy name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel.” (Genesis 32:28). Thus, every Israelite descends from Jacob’s twelve sons, the fathers of the twelve tribes. This covenant lineage is the Bible’s starting point—not race, territory, or modern politics.

II. The Bible’s Descriptions of the Israelites:

The Scriptures themselves give physical and cultural clues about the ancient Hebrews. These descriptions reflect an Afro-Asiatic lineage common to the ancient Near East, not the European portrayals developed centuries later.

  1. Moses was mistaken for an African; When Moses fled Egypt, the daughters of Midian said: “An Egyptian delivered us…” (Exodus 2:19). The Hebrews were consistently mistaken for Egyptians, who were ancient Africans.
  2. Paul mistaken for an Egyptian; The Roman chief captain asked Paul: “Art not thou that Egyptian…?” (Acts 21:38).
  3. Solomon’s own description; “I am black, but comely…” (Song of Solomon 1:5). “I am black, but comely, O ye daughters of Jerusalem”: The speaker addresses the women of Jerusalem, stating that while her skin is dark, it is also beautiful. The biblical authors understood their own heritage and described themselves plainly.
  4. 4. Israel among other Afro-Asiatic peoples; Joseph’s brothers could blend seamlessly among Egyptians (Genesis 42–43). Jeremiah said the Ethiopians skin was a natural identifier (Jeremiah 13:23), linking familiar appearance among neighboring peoples. ‘Friends, scripture paints Israel as a people formed in a region spanning Africa and the Near East—not northern Europe.

III. The Scattering of Israel Foretold in Scripture:

  1. Israel’s disobedience brought consequences prophesied in the covenant. 1) “And the LORD shall scatter thee among all people, from the one end of the earth even unto the other.” (Deuteronomy 28:64).
  2. And again; “I will scatter them also among the heathen, whom neither they nor their fathers have known.” (Jeremiah 9:16).

The scattering—the diaspora—is one of the strongest marks of biblical Israel in the last days. God said they would:

  1. lose identity.
  2. forget heritage.
  3. be oppressed.
  4. be ruled over
  5. be dispersed through many nations.

    This scattering guarantees that the descendants of Jacob today are not confined to one land or one political state, but are spread across continents just as Scripture foretold.

IV. “Jews,” “Hebrews,” and “Israelites”—Different Biblical Terms:

  1. “Hebrew,” This word comes from Eber, an ancestor of Abraham (Genesis 10:21). It refers to lineage, not religion.
  2. “Israelite,” This describes descendants of Jacob/Israel. It is strictly genealogical.
  3. “Jew,” This originally referred to anyone from the tribe of Judah, later used for those of Judah, Benjamin, and Levi after the kingdom divided (2 Kings 16:6).

By the time of Christ, “Jew” had become both a tribal and religious term.

The confusion today; In the modern world, “Jewish” often refers to a religion, not a lineage. In Scripture, “Jew” refers to blood descendants of specific tribes. ‘Friends, this misunderstanding leads many to assume spiritual, political, or geographic identity equals biological descent—but the Bible draws the distinction clearly.

V. Africa and the Ancient Hebrew World/The Bible repeatedly shows interactions between Israel and various African nations:

  1. Abraham dwelt in Egypt (Genesis 12).
  2. Jacob’s household lived in Africa for generations (Exodus 1).
  3. Moses married a woman of Ethiopian descent (Numbers 12:1).
  4. Israel’s prophets mentioned Cush, Ethiopia, Egypt, and Libya often.

This does not mean every African nation descends from Israel. But it proves the biblical world was far more African than Western art and culture have portrayed. Israel’s story unfolded in an Afro-Asiatic world where borders and modern racial labels did not exist.

VI. Modern Confusion; Scripture vs. Politics/The Bible warns that in the last days there would be:

  1. false claims.
  2. confusion of identity.
  3. political declarations masquerading as spiritual truth.

Jesus said; “Take heed that no man deceive you.” (Matthew 24:4). And Revelation warns; “I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not…” (Revelation 2:9). This does not condemn any group. But yet is a warning. It simply affirms that claiming an identity and inheriting an identity are not the same.

Being Jewish religiously is not the same as being an Israelite by descent. And the Bible—not governments, institutions, or international councils defines the covenant line.

VII. The Bible’s Conclusion About Israel’s Identity/Throughout Scripture, God makes it clear:

  1. Israel’s identity is traced by lineage, not geography.
  2. Israel was scattered across nations—not confined to one land.
  3. Israel’s appearance aligned with their Afro-Asiatic region.
  4. Israel would lose their identity until God restored them.
  5. In the end, God—not man—will gather His people.

    “And I will bring them again into their land… and they shall be my people.” (Jeremiah 32:37–38). The identity of the Hebrews is ultimately a work of God, not politics through the United Nations and the Rothschild Bankers!

Author’s Note:

‘Friends, whenever we speak about the identity of Israel, we must approach the subject with reverence, carefulness, and humility. The purpose of this essay is not to divide people, accuse nations, or diminish any individual’s heritage, but to elevate the authority of Scripture above the assumptions of man.

The Bible provides a record more ancient and trustworthy than any modern government or political boundary, and therefore it must remain our foundation when discussing the origins of God’s covenant people. It is vital to understand that the biblical identity of the Hebrews is not a weapon to harm others, nor a tool to stir resentment.

We should always pray for others’ ignorance of any biblical misunderstanding; it is instilled in us to do so. Scripture teaches that God “is no respecter of persons” (Acts 10:34), and that salvation is in Christ alone—not ethnicity, culture, or geography.

The Bible’s focus on Israel’s lineage serves a purpose within God’s redemptive plan, but the Gospel extends beyond lineage to gentiles, so that “whosoever believeth” may be saved (John 3:16). The scattering of Israel across nations prophesied in (Deuteronomy, Jeremiah, and other books), makes clear that God’s people would one day be found in many lands, speaking many tongues, and living among many cultures.

Don’t be fooled again by Imperialism, or colonialism, and pictures of Christ from the 1700s. Those times are where people were put in a box that became racist by category. This is a sinful reality that should humble us, not embolden us. It reminds us that only God knows the true genealogies of all people, for He alone sees the heart, the bloodline, and the hidden things of the world.

To defend this article, show it, as unquestionably biblical. But what it truly should mean today in everyone’s mindset, that we are all brothers and sisters in Christ. And He is the only way to heaven. God bless and Amen!

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III


The Architects of Illusion: How False Peace Builds the Path to Perdition:

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“For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape.” (1 Thessalonians 5 : 3 KJV).

Hello Friends, follow me on a journey into knowledge you need to know. So let’s go …

I. The Mirage of Peace:

Humanity has always craved peace, yet the peace it crafts is often an echo in a hollow chamber. Every age has promised harmony through treaties, technology, or tolerance—yet wars shift forms rather than end. The prophets foresaw this paradox; when man declares peace apart from God, he invites judgment instead of rest.

The phrase “Peace and safety” sounds gentle but conceals arrogance. It implies control—that mankind can guarantee security by its own wisdom. From Babel’s tower to the modern institutions that promise unity through law and science, the same delusion stands: that order can replace obedience.

II. The Blueprint of Deception:

False peace requires architects—those who design illusions strong enough to deceive nations. Jeremiah lamented such builders: “They have healed also the hurt of the daughter of my people slightly, saying, Peace, peace; when there is no peace.” (Jeremiah 6 : 14).

The illusion begins with language. Words like “progress,” “global citizenship,” and “common good” become sanctified slogans that mask surrender. Once speech is softened, conscience is silenced. The tower rises again—this time digital and diplomatic rather than brick and mortar.

Behind every empire’s lullaby lies an unspoken creed: unity without holiness, prosperity without repentance. But peace without truth is anesthesia before surgery.

III. The False Covenant:

Daniel foresaw a ruler who would “confirm the covenant with many for one week,” yet break it halfway through. (Daniel 9 : 27) The pattern persists: alliances founded on convenience fracture under pressure. When faith is excluded from treaties, those treaties become traps.

The world applauds compromise as maturity, but God calls it mixture. Israel once sought security through Egypt; prophets warned it would bring slavery instead. Modern civilizations repeat the cycle—trading dependence on God for dependence on systems.

‘Friends, > The architects of illusion promise stability while preparing collapse. Every “new order” is simply an old rebellion with a fresh slogan.

IV. The Silence Before the Storm:

(Revelation 8:1) > speaks of a silence in heaven “about the space of half an hour.” It is the stillness before divine intervention. False peace mimics that silence—uneasy quiet before eruption. History’s greatest collapses come not during conflict but during complacency.

The Roman Empire enjoyed “Pax Romana,” yet beneath its marble streets lay crucifixions. The twentieth century boasted “the war to end all wars,” and within decades birthed another world conflict. Today, global diplomacy speaks the same lullaby while hearts grow colder and faith weaker.

V. The Spiritual Engineering of Peace:

The enemy of souls understands that chaos repels, but comfort entices. When violence fails, deception seduces. Paul warned that Satan himself is “transformed into an angel of light.” (2 Corinthians 11 : 14). Modern illusions of peace are spiritual architecture; ideologies that promise unity but remove repentance.

The blueprints are moral relativism, self-divinization, and social conformity. When the world unites under these beams, it constructs not a temple but a cage. True peace begins with reconciliation to God, not with the reorganization of men.

‘Friends, this > “Being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.” (Romans 5 : 1) Remove Christ, and peace collapses.

VI. The Cost of Counterfeit Calm:

False peace anesthetizes conscience while evil multiplies beneath the surface. Isaiah warned, “There is no peace, saith my God, to the wicked.” (Isaiah 57 : 21) Yet society insists on harmony without holiness. The result is serenity over sin—cities that smile while they sink.

This calm breeds dependence on fragile systems; markets, technologies, and ideologies. When these fail, despair fills the void. The moment of exposure arrives suddenly, “as travail upon a woman with child.” The illusion cannot bear the weight of reality.

VII. The True Architect:

‘Friends, always remember that our, Christ is called the Prince of Peace not because He negotiates compromise but because He conquers division. His peace costs blood, not signatures. At Calvary, the illusion of self-sufficiency died; the blueprints of rebellion burned.

(Micah 4 : 3) > foretells the outcome; “They shall beat their swords into plowshares… neither shall they learn war any more.” That promise belongs not to councils but to the coming Kingdom. Only when the King returns will peace cease to be propaganda.

VIII. The Present Warning:

Believers are called to discernment, not despair. Jesus said, “Take heed that no man deceive you.” (Matthew 24 : 4). Discernment sees behind slogans. It distinguishes diplomacy from deliverance, reform from repentance.

To stand faithful in an age of illusions, one must live as salt—preserving truth—and as light—revealing deceit. Peace that avoids confrontation with sin is treason to truth. The faithful do not build towers; they build altars.

IX. The Collapse and the Crown:

(Revelation 19 : 11), describes heaven opening and the Rider called Faithful and True judging in righteousness. That unveiling ends the counterfeit calm. The architects of illusion will watch their monuments dissolve in the brilliance of divine justice.

Then begins the peace mankind always desired but never could manufacture—the reign of the Lamb, where justice and mercy meet. The path to perdition will close; the highway of holiness will open.

Author’s Note:

The Architects of Illusion examines the oldest counterfeit in human history and the promise of peace without submission to God. Every empire, ideology, and modern institution that seeks unity apart from righteousness repeats that deception. Scripture portrays this false calm not as rest but as restraint: a pause before judgment.

‘Friends, this essay was written to remind readers that spiritual discernment is an act of survival. The rhetoric of progress often conceals the reality of rebellion. When peace becomes policy instead of relationship, it demands silence from conscience. True peace cannot coexist with unrepented sin.

The believer’s task is not to reject cooperation or compassion but to recognize their proper foundation. Lasting harmony begins in humility before Heaven. Without that, every promise of peace becomes scaffolding for ruin.

In personal life as in politics, false peace manifests when we seek comfort over conviction. Yet Christ’s peace, purchased through the cross, anchors us amid upheaval. His words still stand: “My peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth.”

‘Brothers and Sisters the end of illusion is not despair—it is deliverance. When the false calm breaks, the faithful will find that they were never abandoned, only refined. The storm that follows the cry of “Peace and safety” is not the end of history; it is the cleansing before the Kingdom. Amen!

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

Bible Verses “The Man of Lawlessness, The abomination that causes desolation”, End Times Prophecies:


Veil of the Serpent: How Ignorance Opens the Gates of Hell:

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‘Friends,  here we go. This one is written to hit like thunder. It opens with Scripture, then pulls no punches…

“In whom the god of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them.” (2 Corinthians 4:4 KJV).

The greatest deception of the Enemy has never been his horns or his pitchfork but his invisibility. He moves in the shadows, persuading mankind that the spirit world is superstition, a relic of old books, while he and his ministers weave unseen chains.

This blindness—the veil of the serpent—is the oldest magic on earth. In Eden, Satan did not appear as a roaring beast but as a whispering voice, twisting God’s words. That same twisting continues today, through governments, technologies, entertainment, and even pulpits.

For ages, mankind has built towers of knowledge, yet remains deaf and dumb to the reality of spirits. The masses, awash in screens, rhetoric, and noise, cannot see that their thoughts are being shaped. Sorceries of distraction have replaced the still small voice.

False altars and false prophets rise while the true God is mocked. Satan understands that ignorance is his strongest gate—when people do not even believe there is a war, they will never fight. Modern magics do not look like wizards in robes. They look like algorithms, pharmaceutical formulas, and corporate slogans.

They promise freedom but deliver addiction. They promise enlightenment but deliver emptiness. Like the veil over Pharaoh’s heart, the serpent wraps the mind, keeping the eyes closed while the soul slides toward destruction. Man’s weakness is not only moral but perceptual. Without the Spirit of God, no one can discern the spirits of darkness.

Without the armor of light, even the strongest man is a plaything for demons. And yet—this is not a message of despair but of awakening. Christ’s Soldiers are being called to pierce the veil, to stand like torchbearers in the night. The gospel of Christ is the only sword that cuts through the serpent’s coils.

Every age has its blindness: in Noah’s day, the blindness was to the coming flood. In our day, the blindness is to the invisible realm of power shaping laws, currencies, entertainment, and even our appetites. “We wrestle not against flesh and blood,” Paul warned, but against principalities and powers. This wrestling match is happening whether we acknowledge it or not.

The veil is cunning because it flatters human pride. It tells man he is evolved, rational, above “myths.” Meanwhile, the same man who scoffs at demons spends his nights mesmerized by glowing screens, repeating mantras fed by unseen powers. The serpent’s magic is working when we no longer recognize it as magic.

But the light of Christ cuts through blindness. The moment a soul turns to Him, the scales fall off. This essay is not merely information—it is a call to arms. Christ’s Soldiers must first see before they can fight. They must pray, discern, and stand in holiness. They must lift their eyes from the world’s spells and gaze at the cross, where the serpent’s head was crushed. Only then can the veil be torn.

Today’s war is subtle but deadly. It is in the food and drink laced with spiritual apathy. It is in the words of leaders who invite lawlessness and mock virtue. It is in media sorcery that recycles lies until they feel like truth.

And it is in the whisper that says, “You’re fine. There is no war. Go back to sleep.” ‘Friends, to the awakened, the night is over. The trumpet is sounding. Christ’s Soldiers are rising. The veil of the serpent is thin, and the light of Christ can break it if we will only shine it. Amen!

 Author’s Note :

This essay, Veil of the Serpent: “How Ignorance Opens the Gates of Hell,” was written as both a warning and an invitation. It is a warning because the spiritual ignorance of our time is not a harmless mistake but a deliberate strategy of hell. As the KJV declares in (2 Corinthians 4:4), the “god of this world” blinds minds so that the gospel cannot be seen.

This blindness has taken new forms in our generation: technology that numbs discernment, media that spins lies, and a culture that mocks the unseen realm while being ruled by it. It is also an invitation—an invitation for every reader to lift the veil. We must recognize that our own strength and intellect are no match for demonic cunning.

Without the Spirit of God, we are blind. But with the Spirit of God, scales fall off our eyes, and we begin to see clearly. This is not superstition. This is war. And war requires warriors. Christ’s Soldiers are not elite mystics but ordinary believers who have been awakened. They refuse to drink from the poisoned wells of propaganda.

They pray. They fast. They fill their minds with the Word of God rather than the noise of the world. They call on the name of Jesus not as a slogan but as a sword. And when they do, the serpent’s coils loosen.

This essay’s purpose is to humble man and exalt God. Man’s weakness is real; God’s power is greater. The veil is real; the cross has torn it. The serpent is cunning; Christ is victorious.

My prayer is that every reader will leave this page with their eyes open, their spirit sober, and their heart ready to fight—not in rage but in righteousness, armed with truth and light. Love one another, and get into the right fight. “God Bless.”

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

The Last Dominion * When Man’s Kingdom Collides with Heaven’s Throne:

Hello. and welcome! Here, grace meets truth and faith finds strength. May His peace dwell richly within your heart. You are family here—rooted in Christ’s love.

“When man crowns himself king, Heaven prepares its thunder.”
Explore how every empire that defies God must one day bow before His throne — and why the final kingdom will be built not by hands, but by holiness.

Hello Friends, > “And the seventh angel sounded; and there were great voices in heaven, saying, The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of His Christ; and He shall reign forever and ever.” (Revelation 11 : 15 KJV).

Let’s get this knowledge started… I. The Rise of Earthly Rule:

From Eden’s gate to the gleam of modern cities, humanity has pursued dominion. God gave Adam stewardship over creation, not sovereignty over the Creator. Yet the urge to rule beyond measure has shaped every civilization. Pharaoh built pyramids to outlast mortality; Caesar carved empire into marble; modern leaders build networks instead of nations.

‘Friends, Each age re-invents Babel: towers of trade, towers of code, towers of pride. The result is always the same—heaven interrupted the project once, and it will do so again.

II. The Pattern of Power:

Daniel saw four beasts rise from the sea—Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome—each devouring the one before. History proves the prophecy: every empire borrows the bones of its predecessor. Yet Daniel also saw “a stone cut out without hands” strike the image and fill the whole earth. (Daniel 2 : 34-35).

That stone is Christ’s Kingdom, not born of human architecture but of divine appointment. The Last Dominion will not emerge from an election or alliance; it will descend from Heaven, breaking the scaffolds of man-made authority.

III. The Glory That Blinds:

Power promises glory, and glory blinds. Nebuchadnezzar surveyed Babylon and boasted, “Is not this great Babylon that I have built?” The voice from heaven answered, “The kingdom is departed from thee.” (Daniel 4 : 30-31) Pride turns rulers into beasts before God restores reason.

Modern power still mistakes itself for providence. When nations call themselves indispensable and technology declares itself immortal, the disease of Nebuchadnezzar returns. But mercy follows madness; even kings must learn to look up.

IV. When Thrones Tremble:

(Psalm 2) asks, “Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing?” The psalmist sees global rebellion as a futile conspiracy against Heaven’s decree: “He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh.” God’s laughter is not mockery but certainty—His purpose cannot be postponed.

The Book of Revelation reveals that when the Lamb opens the final seals, the thrones of the earth quake. Mountains move, crowns fall, and the proud cry for rocks to hide them. (Revelation 6 : 15-17) What humanity built for permanence becomes dust in His presence.

V. The Clash of Economies:

The Last Dominion is not only political; it is moral and economic. (Revelation 18), describes merchants mourning the fall of Babylon, lamenting that “no man buyeth their merchandise any more.” Earth measures value in gold; Heaven measures value in righteousness.

When God judges the earth, He will expose the false accounting—souls traded for profit, truth exchanged for trend. The collapse of the world’s economy will be the revelation of Heaven’s justice.

VI. The False Unity:

Jesus foretold, “Nation shall rise against nation… and then shall the end come.” Yet paradoxically, Revelation shows a moment of global unity—one voice, one system, one defiance. Humanity will finally achieve its dream of oneness, but without holiness it becomes tyranny.

‘Friends, God allows this culmination so that rebellion can reveal its own emptiness. Just as the flood cleansed the world once, fire will refine it next. Out of the ashes of counterfeit unity, the true communion of saints will emerge.

VII. The Heavens Open:

John wrote, “I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and He that sat upon him was called Faithful and True.” (Revelation 19 : 11) The collision between man’s dominion and Heaven’s throne is not metaphor—it is meeting. The Creator returns to reclaim creation.

This is the moment prophets longed for and tyrants feared. The armies of earth cannot resist the Word whose name is King of kings. No treaty, weapon, or network can negotiate with omnipotence.

VIII. The Reversal of Thrones:

In the Kingdom of Christ, the order of power flips. The meek inherit the earth; servants rule as kings. The thrones of pride collapse, and the thrones of humility rise. This is not merely poetic justice—it is divine structure restored.

Every tear becomes testimony; every martyr becomes magistrate. (Revelation 20 : 4) says, “And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them, and judgment was given unto them.” God’s justice exalts what the world discarded.

IX. The Eternal City:

John’s vision concludes not with ruin but with rebuilding. The New Jerusalem descends “prepared as a bride adorned for her husband.” Its gates never close; its light never fades. The dominion of man ends in exhaustion, but the dominion of God begins in rest.

The river of life flows clear as crystal, unpolluted by greed or guilt. The nations walk by its light; the curse is gone. Humanity’s story, long written in rebellion, ends in reconciliation.

X. The Invitation Before the Impact:

Before the stone strikes, the gospel still calls. Revelation ends with mercy: “The Spirit and the bride say, Come.” The collision between Heaven and Earth is not meant to annihilate but to awaken.

Every act of repentance is a truce with Heaven. Every confession breaks alliance with the doomed dominion. The final empire will not fall because God hates mankind, but mankind seems to hate God—it will fall because He is love and loves righteousness, His own establishment!

Author’s Note: 

The Last Dominion explores the prophetic tension between human ambition and divine authority. Scripture never condemns leadership or innovation; it condemns the illusion of independence. From Genesis to Revelation, the same contest unfolds: who rules the earth—man or God?

‘Friends, > the “Beast System” described in prophecy is not a single nation but a mindset: autonomy without accountability. Every empire that forgets its Maker becomes another verse in that pattern. The good news is that God’s interruption is redemption, not revenge. When He tears down corrupted power, He clears ground for peace.

For readers, this message is both warning and comfort. It warns us not to put ultimate hope in politics, technology, or wealth; these are tools, not thrones. And it comforts us that the chaos of history is not the end of history. Behind the noise, a plan moves with precision.

Faithfulness in small things—truth-telling, compassion, integrity—forms the foundation stones of the coming Kingdom. The believer’s task is not to escape the world but to live as evidence that another world is near.

‘Friends, I offer caution that, when the seventh trumpet sounds, every false crown will roll, and every true heart will rise. The dominion of man will bow to the Throne of God. Until that hour, we stand watch, we speak truth, and we wait—not with fear, but with expectation.

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III




“The Shattered Seal: Why God Will Tear Down the Beast System in One Hour:”

“Welcome to Christ’s Soldiers—where the Lord reigns and His Word endures forever.” (1 Peter 1:25 KJV). Your visit encourages us to keep pressing on—thank you for joining the mission. And “thank you,” for visiting—your presence fulfills the promise of fellowship.

“Therefore shall her plagues come in one day, death, and mourning, and famine; and she shall be utterly burned with fire: for strong is the Lord God who judgeth her.” (Revelation 18:8 KJV).

Hello, God most wanted! He has a place for you, Jesus has said so; (John 14:2-3). Those who believe and accept Christ in your life, shall never be homeless for eternity. We have another special time of learning. So come along…

I. The World That Built Its Own Throne:

‘Friends, empires rise faster now. They no longer need legions and banners; they are born in code, credit, and control. What Scripture calls the “Beast” is not just a man—it is a mechanism: a networked empire of commerce, politics, and deception that spans every border and every screen.

It pretends to be order, but it is oppression wrapped in convenience. Revelation describes it as a system where no one can “buy or sell” without the mark. Today, humanity is almost there—digital identity, digital currency, digital worship. Every click is a confession, every transaction a tether.

But God is not mocked. What man builds on pride, God topples by power. When the time comes, the entire system will collapse “in one hour”—a phrase repeated twice in (Revelation 18), emphasizing swiftness and shock.

II. The First Seal: Human Dominion Gone Mad:

From Eden onward, man was given stewardship, not sovereignty. Yet every empire tries to reverse that assignment. Babylon built towers, Rome built laws, modernity builds algorithms. Each new tower climbs higher—until Heaven steps in.

(Genesis 11:6) > records humanity’s declaration: “Let us build us a city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven.” It was never about architecture; it was about authority. The Beast System is Babel reborn self-deified humanity seeking control without conscience.

‘Friends, every seal in Revelation represents a divine response to human rebellion. The final seals break not from cruelty but correction—God ending what man refuses to stop.

III. The Machinery of the Beast/The modern Beast wears many faces:

  1. Economic: a global marketplace where dependence replaces dignity.
  2. Political: promises of peace traded for personal freedom.
  3. Technological: artificial intelligence as a false omniscience.
  4. Spiritual: tolerance that tolerates everything except truth.

Together these form the counterfeit Trinity—Control, Convenience, and Compliance. They mimic Father, Son, and Spirit but enslave instead of save. (Revelation 13), warns that the Beast “was given power to make war with the saints, and to overcome them.” The war is not fought with swords but systems—financial, cultural, ideological. Yet even systems have expiration dates.

IV. The Cup of Babylon:

The harlot of (Revelation 17), holds a golden cup “full of abominations.” The cup is civilization’s intoxication: wealth without worship, progress without purity. Every nation that drinks grows drunk on self-reliance.

But the cup has a cost. When prosperity forgets providence, judgment is the hangover. (Revelation 18:7), records Babylon’s boast: “I sit a queen, and am no widow, and shall see no sorrow.” That arrogance summons divine retribution.

The same spirit drives modern power: “We have built systems too big to fail.” Yet God has shattered every “too big to fail” empire in history. He toppled Egypt’s gods, scattered Babel’s tongues, and dismantle the Beast’s grid.

V. Why One Hour?

‘friends, God measures time differently. The phrase “in one hour” in (Revelation 18:10,17,19), symbolizes suddenness—judgment that bypasses gradual decline. Empires crumble slowly; Babylon will fall instantly.

Why so fast? Because it was built on lies. Lies require constant maintenance; truth needs none. When God withdraws permission, illusion implodes. The Beast’s infrastructure—economic, digital, ideological > depends on human belief. Once that belief collapses, the machine has no power.

Like Jericho, the walls of the Beast will not erode—they will detonate at the trumpet of truth. (Hebrews 11:30).

VI. The Cry of the Merchants:

When Babylon falls, Revelation says “the merchants of the earth shall weep.” They are not sorrowful for souls but for sales. “No man buyeth their merchandise any more.” The end-time economy is spiritual as much as financial.

We live in a culture where everything is for sale—attention, affection, even identity. The Antichrist’s brilliance will be to commodify the soul. But God’s vengeance will strike precisely there. The day the markets fall will be the day mercy begins.

(Isaiah 24:2–3),  foresaw this collapse: “As with the buyer, so with the seller… the earth is utterly broken down.” Every pyramid of greed eventually crushes those beneath it.

VII. The Shattering:

Before destruction comes distinction. Revelation 7 shows angels sealing God’s servants on their foreheads. This is not technology; it is ownership. The mark of the Beast enslaves; the seal of God liberates.

In a world obsessed with identity verification, Heaven will issue its own authentication—holiness. The true saints need no passcode; their faith is their signature. While the Beast stamps flesh, the Spirit inscribes hearts.

Ezekiel saw the same in vision: a man marking the foreheads of those who “sigh and cry for the abominations.” (Ezekiel 9:4) These are not spectators but intercessors. In the coming hour, safety will be spiritual, not systemic.

IX. Heaven’s Economic Reversal:

When God shatters Babylon, He does not leave a void. Revelation 21 introduces the New Jerusalem—a city with no need of sun or system. Its economy is grace; its currency, glory. Nations bring their honor into it, not their idols.

The destruction of the Beast System is not nihilism—it is replacement. The counterfeit must collapse before the Kingdom can manifest fully. What seems like catastrophe is actually cleansing.

In one hour, God will accomplish what humanity could not in millennia: the end of corruption without the end of creation.

X. The Call to Endurance:

For believers, this prophecy is not an invitation to fear but to faithful separation. (Revelation 18:4) says, “Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins.” To come out means to live within systems without worshiping them—to use tools without trusting them.

Faithfulness looks like integrity in business, honesty in communication, generosity in scarcity, and holiness in hidden places. Every act of righteousness is a crack in the Beast’s foundation.

‘Friends, God does not need armies; He needs authenticity. When the faithful refuse corruption, the structure weakens from within.

XI. The Moment of Collapse:

Prophecy gives a picture, not a timestamp. The “hour” will arrive when the world’s unity becomes unanimity against truth—when deception feels complete. Then, suddenly, the illusion will break like glass.

Revelation’s language of “fire” need not mean literal flame—it means consuming exposure. The hidden will become known; the proud will melt before purity.

And the saints will sing. “Alleluia; for the Lord God omnipotent reigneth.” (Revelation 19:6) One empire dies; another dawns.

Author’s Note:

‘Friends, I chose the inspired image of “one hour” because it reminds us that judgment, when it comes, is swift, not sadistic. God does not delight in destruction. He ends deception for the sake of deliverance. The fall of Babylon is not God’s rage; it is His mercy removing the counterfeit from creation’s stage.

For the believer, these prophecies are both warning and reassurance. They warn against compromise—living as though this world’s order will endure. And they reassure us that the darkness will not rule forever. The same God who measures galaxies can unmake corruption in a heartbeat.

Practically, this means learning to live unmarked: content without consumption, secure without surveillance, faithful without fear. Build relationships that cannot be digitized. Speak truth even when systems are silent. Pray not for escape but endurance.

“Brothers and Sisters,” when the final seal breaks, panic will fill the world, but peace will fill the redeemed. For them, the hour of Babylon’s fall will be the dawn of freedom. The Beast System is temporary. The Kingdom is eternal. And in that single, sovereign hour, Heaven will prove it.

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

UNTHINKABLE! Many Will Fall Into The Beast System and Take The Mark Because Of This!:


Harvest of Souls: How the Powers of Darkness Target Children:

God’s grace has no limits, and His welcome has no walls. Together, let us glorify the King of kings. Welcome! The Lord delights in your coming.

“But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea.”   (Matthew 18:6 KJV).

Hello, I appreciate you stopping by. This message has received a lot of attention, which I can’t bear because of its truth. When it comes to the children, that touches the heart. Allow me to explain…!

From education and entertainment to tech addiction, the strategic war for the next generation, is our children.

I. The Innocent Battleground:

Childhood was meant to be the safest realm on Earth—the garden of purity where imagination meets wonder. But in our age, it has become a battlefield. The enemy no longer waits at the gates of adulthood; he invades the crib, the classroom, and the screen.

Every generation before had to fight for survival. This one must fight for identity. Evil now wages war not by sword, but by story—reshaping truth through curriculum, animation, and algorithm. The smallest minds are the largest prizes, because whoever shapes a child’s imagination owns tomorrow’s reality.

II. Education as Indoctrination:

Schools were once temples of truth, where knowledge elevated character. Now, too often, they have become laboratories of confusion. Textbooks quietly edit morality. History is rewritten to erase faith, and biology is redrafted to blur God’s design.

Daniel and his friends faced a similar system in Babylon. They were taught “the learning and the tongue of the Chaldeans,” yet they refused to eat the king’s food or defile their faith. (Daniel 1:4–8) The tactic of Babylon has not changed—it still trains the young to forget their heritage, to speak a new moral language, and to serve an empire of ideology.

‘Friends, > Education was meant to light candles; now it installs filters. When truth is rewritten, virtue is redefined, and sin is rebranded as “self-expression.” Children graduate fluent in facts but illiterate in wisdom.

III. Entertainment and Enchantment:

Once upon a time, stories taught courage and honor. Today, many teach chaos and rebellion. The devil discovered long ago that if he could not preach from pulpits, he would sing from soundtracks and whisper from screens.

Cartoons normalize witchcraft. Songs idolize sin. Streaming services market corruption as courage, and confusion as identity. Parents hand children the glowing talisman of the tablet, unaware that it can summon both wonder and wickedness.

(2 Corinthians 11:14), warns that “Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.” The glow of a screen can illuminate or indoctrinate. When darkness disguises itself as delight, the heart grows numb. The battle for purity is fought in pixels.

IV. The Digital Trap:

Technology was born to serve mankind; now mankind serves it. Children spend more time staring into machines than looking into the faces of those who love them. Algorithms study their habits, shape their desires, and sell their innocence one click at a time.

The enemy no longer needs chains when he has notifications. Addiction doesn’t always smell of smoke—it can sound like a ringtone. The brain rewards each swipe with dopamine, training children to crave distraction.

(Proverbs 23:7) says, “For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he.” When a child’s thoughts are programmed by data designed to divide, that child becomes what he consumes. The real cost of “free apps” is freedom itself.

V. Identity and the Inversion of Innocence:

The serpent’s oldest trick was identity theft. He convinced Eve that she lacked something she already possessed. Today, that same lie targets children through the mirrors of the media: You’re not enough; you must become something else.

Gender, purpose, worth—all are distorted. The enemy hates what bears God’s image, and children bear it most clearly. The younger the vessel, the easier it is to pour poison into it. (Isaiah 5:20 warns): “Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil.” 

‘Friends, modern culture celebrates what once shamed and mocks what once sanctified. Yet Jesus declared, “Of such is the kingdom of heaven.” To corrupt the young is to declare war on Heaven itself.

VI. The True Shepherd and the Little Ones:

In an age of wolves, the Shepherd still calls. Christ’s affection for children was not sentimental—it was strategic. He placed a child in the midst of His disciples and said, “Whosoever shall humble himself as this little child, the same is greatest in the kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 18:4).

That humility is the antidote to the arrogance of this age. The world teaches children to chase visibility; Jesus blesses those who seek virtue. The world tells them to believe in themselves, leaving this part out; > God tells us to believe in Jesus first (John 6:29).

The Shepherd’s voice still cuts through the static. But His flock must amplify it. Parents, pastors, and teachers are the first line of defense in a spiritual cyberwar.

VII. The Call to Defend:

  1. Guard the Gates: Monitor not just what enters the home, but what enters the heart. Ask not only what they watch, but what it teaches.
  2. Reclaim the Table: Shared meals, shared prayer, shared conversation—these simple acts rebuild strongholds against digital invasion.
  3. Teach Scripture Early: The Word must take root before the world does.
  4. Model Faith: Children imitate authenticity faster than they obey instruction.
  5. Equip the Church: Youth ministry must be more than games; it must be training for discernment.

‘Friends, this is not nostalgia—it’s warfare. The next generation is not lost; they are waiting to be led.

VIII. The Strategy of Heaven:

While the enemy harvests souls through distraction and distortion, Heaven still plants seeds of truth. Revival often begins in the hearts of children who dare to believe simply. (Joel 2:28) promises, “Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy.” The devil attacks what prophecy has marked for greatness.

Therefore, intercession for the young is not optional—it is prophetic resistance. Every prayer over a child becomes a wall against darkness. Every act of teaching truth becomes a torch that exposes the lie.

The Spirit still hovers over the waters of chaos, birthing light in the dark. The same God who spoke into the void still speaks into classrooms, bedrooms, and broken homes.

IX. The Hope of Restoration:

Though the battle rages, victory is assured. Revelation ends not with corruption but with children singing a new song before the throne. The Lamb’s kingdom will not be childless. Parents weary of fighting should remember; the enemy’s fury is proof of the child’s potential. Every young heart he attacks carries divine promise.

Train them in truth, surround them with prayer, and they will become arrows in God’s quiver (Psalm 127:3–5). The world’s harvest belongs to Hell only if Heaven’s laborers stop sowing. But we are not idle. We are watchmen, shepherds, and seed bearers. The next revival will not come from pulpits alone—it will rise from playgrounds.

Author’s Note:

Friends, “Harvest of Souls” was written to awaken urgency and restore hope. It is not a call to panic, but a call to parenthood in the spiritual sense. The darkness that targets children today is sophisticated, but it is not sovereign. Christ’s light still exposes every strategy of the enemy.

Modern culture often reduces faith to sentiment and education to utility. Yet the kingdom of God belongs to those with childlike hearts—pure, trusting, creative. The powers of darkness understand this better than many believers. That is why they wage psychological, moral, and technological war to capture the imagination of children before faith can form.

This essay challenges every reader to become a guardian of innocence. You need not be a parent to protect the next generation; prayer, mentorship, and truth-telling are acts of defense. Each time we affirm that life is sacred, that identity is divine design, and that love demands discipline, we strike at the heart of deception.

Technology will advance, ideologies will shift, and trends will fade. But righteousness remains the same. Let us invest more energy in cultivating hearts than in critiquing hardware. The Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead is still powerful enough to raise children from confusion into calling.

The enemy harvests distraction. Heaven harvests devotion. Friends, our task is to sow the latter faithfully until the Lord of the harvest returns.

God Bless You and Yours!

Author and Servant:



The Cloaked Sky: Chemtrails, Weather Control, and the Powers of the Air:

We are grateful you’ve come—may the Lord’s light shine brighter upon your path. Thank you for entering this spiritual stronghold—welcome in the name of Jesus Christ. In Christ we are one body—welcome, for you are a vital part of His work.

Hello. Friends! We’re talking about facts again today, which we never get tired of doing. Our skies have been polluted by what they claim is weather research only. The enemy despises us learning about what we know they are trying to do to us, and readers you are smarter than they give you credit for! So let’s get started…

I. The Veiled Firmament:

From the dawn of creation, the sky has been the canvas of God’s covenant. The rainbow was His promise, the clouds His messengers, and the thunder His voice. Yet in this generation, the heavens are no longer revered—they are engineered. We have entered an age where mankind dares to rewrite the weather, to filter the sunlight, and to seed the clouds as though the Creator’s atmosphere were an unfinished draft.

Where once the ancients lifted their eyes to behold the handiwork of God, now satellites, vapor trails, and digital veils crisscross the firmament. The skies that once declared His glory (Psalm 19:1) have become a stage for technology—and, some fear, for deception.

‘Friends, what men call “innovation,” Scripture calls presumption—the pride that climbs too high can also fall too hard.

II. The Science and the Shadow:

There is no denying the scientific progress in weather modification. Governments and private agencies study cloud seeding, atmospheric aerosol dispersal, and climate engineering. The stated goals sound noble: prevent drought, cool the planet, and lessen storms. Yet the spiritual cost of tampering with God’s order remains unmeasured.

When the serpent tempted Eve, he offered improvement: “Ye shall be as gods.” The modern version promises environmental salvation through manipulation. But the pattern is identical—control disguised as care. Whether one believes in “chemtrails” or not, the moral question endures.

 Who gave humanity dominion over heaven’s breath? (Genesis 1:28) > grants stewardship, not sovereignty.) Each experiment in controlling the skies echoes Babel’s ambition: “Let us ascend unto heaven.” The tower now is technological, but the motive is the same—to rule the air, to master the message of the clouds.

III. The Powers of the Air:

Paul’s phrase “the prince of the power of the air” was no metaphor. It named the realm where deception travels fastest. The air carries not only oxygen but also sound, signal, and spirit. In the twenty-first century, “air” means wireless—frequencies, transmissions, invisible networks of influence.

Our adversary adapts, where once he whispers through idols, he now whispers through image, broadcast, and algorithm. Every tower that rises to beam information mimics a steeple—but often broadcasts confusion instead of truth.

(Ephesians 6:12) reminds us; “We wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, powers, and the rulers of the darkness of this world.” These powers thrive in realms unseen—precisely where weather, airwaves, and signals intersect.

Thus, the manipulation of skies and atmospheres is not merely environmental—it is spiritual conditioning, teaching humanity to live beneath artificial heavens.

IV. From Weather to Reality:

The goal of control is not protection; it is perception. To alter how people see the world is to rule it. When clouds, temperature, and seasons can be engineered, the line between natural and synthetic fades. That erasure breeds dependence.

Virtual reality, augmented skies, and geo-engineered sunlight feed one illusion; that creation no longer belongs to the Creator. And when reality becomes editable, truth becomes optional.

Scripture warned that the last days would bring “lying wonders” (2 Thessalonians 2:9)—phenomena so persuasive they would seem miraculous. The manipulation of nature itself—weather, sky, even celestial signs—can become the stage for such deception.

‘Friends, in Revelation, fire falls from heaven at the Beast’s command, leading many to worship false power. We are watching the rehearsal.

V. The Environmental Gospel:

Today’s world preaches a new faith: salvation through sustainability. While care for the earth is righteous, the worship of the earth is idolatry. The shift is subtle but spiritual. Humanity begins to see itself not as steward but as savior.

Every generation seeks redemption; this one seeks it through climate treaties and atmospheric projects. Yet man cannot cleanse the air of sin by aerosol. He can only repent. The Creator’s covenant with Noah still stands, He, not we, sustains the seasons (Genesis 8:22).

Any system that promises global peace through human power alone will inevitably become an altar of pride. When science forgets reverence, technology becomes theology.

VI. The Cloak of Confusion:

Artificial skies are not the only veil. Propaganda, digital imagery, and psychological operations now cloak perception itself. The same “air” that carries rain also carries information—and disinformation. Truth becomes weathered by spinning it!

Daniel foresaw that the last kingdom would wear out the saints “by changing times and laws.” Today, we might add: by changing climates and headlines. The spirit of deception thrives where people are too weary to discern.

As chemists modify clouds, media modifies conscience. Both promise safety while stealing sovereignty of the soul. The sky and the screen have become twin mirrors of manipulation.

VII. The Spiritual Weather:

There is a physical climate—and there is a moral climate. Both respond to unseen forces. When nations sow corruption, they reap storms. When pride replaces prayer, heaven itself seems to be last.

Modern mankind measures pollution in parts per million but ignores spiritual pollution in hearts per million. Every lie released into the atmosphere adds to the smog of deception.

The enemy’s forecast remains consistent; cloudy with a chance of confusion. Yet even now, grace rains down. Revival often begins like rainfall—one drop, one heart at a time.

VIII. Hope Above the Clouds:

(Psalm 97:2), says, “Clouds and darkness are round about Him: righteousness and judgment are the habitation of His throne.” Even the overcast belongs to God. No chemtrail, no machine, no manipulation can eclipse His sovereignty.

Believers need not fear tampered skies. Instead, we look higher—to the One who rides upon the heavens (Psalm 68:4). The counterfeit sky may shimmer with illusion, but the true Heaven still reigns unedited.

‘Friends, the faithful are called to live as clear air in a polluted world—to speak truth where fog prevails, to breathe peace where fear suffocates.

IX. Discerning the Skies:

Jesus rebuked the Pharisees for reading the weather but ignoring prophecy: “Ye can discern the face of the sky; but can ye not discern the signs of the times?” (Matthew 16:3). We are again at that crossroads. To discern the times means to see through both the scientific and the spiritual fog—to recognize that control without humility leads to bondage.

Whether through weather modification, digital illusion, or ideological manipulation, humanity’s attempt to master the air only tightens the net woven by the “powers of the air. The solution is not superstition but surrender. The atmosphere may be engineered, but the breath of God cannot be counterfeited.

Author’s Note:

The Cloaked Sky is not a scientific exposé but a spiritual reflection. The technologies of weather control, data transmission, and atmospheric modification are real, but their moral meaning lies deeper. Scripture consistently frames the heavens as God’s domain—the visible signature of His covenant. When mankind reaches upward to edit that signature, it reveals a theological crisis: disbelief in the sufficiency of divine order.

‘Friends, this essay calls readers to humility. Whether or not particular theories about aerosols or climate experiments prove true, the larger truth stands: the human heart is restless for control. We seek to engineer comfort instead of cultivating character. We prefer prediction to prayer. Yet the sky remains God’s final sermon—a canvas no human can repaint without consequence.

Believers must engage the world intelligently but worshipfully. Study science, but test its spirit. Question authority, but never authority’s Author. Remember that the real battle is not between weather patterns but between wills; heaven’s and hell’s. The air itself symbolizes influence. Whose breath fills your lungs—fear or faith?

In the coming years, as technology climbs higher and explanations grow stranger, the people of God must be anchored. Do not chase every vapor; chase virtue. Do not panic at clouds; praise through them.

For beyond every contrail, cloud, and confusion stands a greater reality: “The Lord reigneth, He is clothed with majesty” (Psalm 93:1). The sky may be cloaked, but Heaven is clear. God bless and Amen!

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

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The Counterfeit Coming: How False Signs and Lying Wonders Prepare the World for the Antichrist:

“Welcome to a gathering that believes sin is real, grace is greater, and time is short.” We know the world is broken. But here, we worship the One who came to heal, restore, and redeem. We’re glad you’re here—not because we have all the answers, but because we serve the One who does.

“For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect.” (Matthew 24:24 KJV).

Welcome! And this will be a blessed day from above, with our Father in Heaven sending us enlightening messages of comfort and security. Friends, let’s not delay…

I. The Age of the Spectacle:

Every generation longs for revelation. In ours, revelation comes in pixels and press conferences; a photograph from space, a headline about “non-human craft,” a healing caught on camera, a light in the sky over the desert. Each new wonder whispers, “See, the impossible is here.”

Yet Christ’s warning echoes louder than the news cycle. He said false wonders would multiply before His return. The human eye, hungry for proof, becomes the enemy’s favorite instrument. The devil has learned that if he can control what we marvel at, he can steer what we worship.

II. The Old Desire for Signs:

From Pharaoh’s magicians to Simon the sorcerer, Scripture records a long rivalry between authentic and counterfeit power. Moses cast down a rod; the magicians did likewise. Peter healed by the Spirit; Simon offered to buy that ability. The pattern is ancient: humanity confuses performance for presence.

The Antichrist will not win by logic but by awe. Paul wrote that his coming would be “after the working of Satan with all power and signs and lying wonders.” (2 Thessalonians 2:9) A spectacle can silence discernment faster than a sermon ever could.

III. UFO Disclosure and the Cult of the Unknown:

In recent years governments and scientists have spoken openly about “unidentified aerial phenomena.” To the secular world, these discussions feel thrillingly humble—at last, we admit we are not alone. To the spiritually alert, they may also reveal the groundwork for delusion.

‘Friends, whatever their origin, such revelations reshape belief. If humanity is conditioned to expect saviors from the sky rather than a Savior who will appear in the sky, the heart is prepared to welcome the wrong arrival.

(Revelation 13), > describes a beast whose power descends “from heaven” in sight of men, performing wonders that make the world bow. Deception often borrows the symbols of deliverance.

IV. Miracles for Sale:

Televised healings, social-media prophecies, and glittering “manifestation” seminars turn the hunger for transcendence into a market. The phrase lying wonders does not mean every marvel is false—it means truth is mixed with performance until discernment drowns in applause.

When Jesus healed, He charged many to tell no man. When charlatans perform, they charge a fee. The difference is humility. True miracles point beyond the minister; false ones point back to the brand. A faith addicted to spectacle becomes a faith allergic to silence.

V. Holograms, Illusions, and the Technology of Vision:

Light has always been a language of faith; “The people which sat in darkness saw great light.” But the twenty-first century has learned to speak light artificially. Lasers paint saints in the air; augmented reality merges dream with daylight; deep-fake images resurrect the dead for entertainment.

None of this is sorcery by itself. Yet the capacity to fabricate presence readies the world for a final illusion. (Revelation 13:14), foretells an image of the Beast that seems alive, demanding worship. For the first time in history, such an image is technically plausible. When mankind can project divinity at will, the line between God revealed and god rendered blurs fatally thin.

VI. Why the Heart Hungers for Wonder:

People crave the supernatural because they sense the world is more than matter. That intuition is holy. But when the Creator is forgotten, creation itself becomes a counterfeit altar. Psychology calls it projection. The Bible calls it idolatry.

The danger of false signs is not that they exist but that they fill the vacuum left by unbelief. A generation that refuses prophets will rent prophets from Hollywood. A culture that neglects prayer will chase phenomena. The mind that no longer bows before mystery will kneel before marketing.

VII. The Coming Convergence:

Technology, entertainment, and ideology are converging. Artificial intelligence writes sermons; holographic preachers address stadiums; virtual reality hosts “metaverse revivals.” Meanwhile disclosure movements hint that other intelligences watch from above. Each thread alone is curiosity; woven together, they form a stage.

The Antichrist’s genius will not be cruelty but coordination. He will unite spectacle, science, and spirituality into one coherent counterfeit of redemption. Where Christ bore wounds, he will bear wonders. Where Christ offered truth, he will offer proof. And the world, weary of chaos, will accept peace without purity.

VIII. Testing the Spirits:

John’s counsel remains the defense: “Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God.” (1 John 4:1) Discernment requires intimacy with truth, not obsession with evil. The counterfeit loses power when the genuine is known.

Here are the “Practical guardrails:”

  1. Compare every message with Scripture, not sentiment.
  2. Question any wonder that glorifies its performer.
  3. Measure revelations by their fruit—humility, holiness, compassion.
  4. Keep fellowship; deception thrives in isolation.

‘Friends, miracles still occur; God still acts. But He will never compete for ratings.

IX. Hope for the Watching:

The same chapter that warns of false wonders ends with hope > “As the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto the west; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.” (Matthew 24:27) The counterfeit cannot counterfeit that. When Christ returns, He will not need approval ratings or press briefings. The glory will be self-authenticating.

‘Friends, until that day, believers are called not to paranoia but to purity—living proofs that truth still heals and light still reveals. The antidote to the great delusion is simple obedience to the One who never lies.

Author’s Note:

I wrote The Counterfeit Coming because our age confuses visible with verifiable. We equate evidence with enlightenment, forgetting that deception often looks dazzling. Jesus did not warn of no wonders; He warned of lying ones—events persuasive enough to tempt even the faithful.

Modern culture stands at a prophetic intersection. Science expands what can be simulated; religion expands what can be monetized; politics expands what can be televised. Somewhere among these expansions, wonder itself has become a commodity. That is why discernment must mature from curiosity to character.

The Christian’s task is not to catalogue conspiracies but to cultivate clarity. We discern not by guessing motives but by bearing fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance. A wonder that destroys these is false, no matter how bright it shines.

For seekers and skeptics alike, I offer this encouragement; test everything, fear nothing. Light does not need censorship to remain bright. Engage the world’s marvels with open eyes and anchored hearts. Technology can serve truth when truth remains its master.

When the final deception arrives, it will feel familiar—efficient, inclusive, irresistible. But those who know the Shepherd’s voice will hear the dissonance. The same Jesus who warned of false Christs also teaches them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you, >

“Lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world.” (Matthew 28:20). His presence, not our prediction, is the believer’s safety.

‘Friends, May every reader trade spectacle for substance and prepare for the “True Coming,” the appearance of the Lamb who shines brighter than any light. Amen!

Author and Servant:

Norman G. Roy III

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Gateways and Portals: How Music, Media, and Technology Summon Darkness:

Welcome to the fellowship of faith and hope. The light of Christ shines upon you today. In God’s house, every heart has a home.

Glad you’re here, it’s going to be another great day of information, my charge to you and all those that visit. To equip you with the knowledge of the different tasks of our ancient enemy.

Lets go… “Wherein in time past ye walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that now worketh in the children of disobedience.” (Ephesians 2:2 KJV).

I. Sound Before Sight: The First Frequency:

Creation began with a voice. “And God said…” Before there was form or color, there was vibration. Every atom in the cosmos still hums that command. Sound is not decoration; it is the blueprint of existence. When the Creator spoke, harmony entered matter. When Lucifer fell, discord entered music. The struggle of every age is the same; whose rhythm will the world dance to?

II. The War for the Airwaves:

Music was heaven’s first language. Scripture describes Lucifer as an instrument—“the workmanship of thy tabrets and of thy pipes was prepared in thee.” When pride corrupted him, worship inverted.

Melodies once meant to magnify God became magnets for self. Through centuries the enemy has learned to weaponize sound; drums that summon rage, chants that mimic prayer but lack repentance, tones that stir desire without devotion.

Modern producers know that frequency shapes mood. Bass drives flesh; harmony stirs emotion; repetition engraves belief. None of this is evil in itself. The danger arises when rhythm replaces reason—when beats preach louder than truth. The “prince of the power of the air” still rules airwaves.

‘Friends, take caution. Guard what’s put in your playlists. Songs are sermons with shorter verses.

III. Media/ The Mirror That Teaches Us to Forget:

Every screen is a mirror. Look long enough, and you begin to copy what you see. Images bypass logic and feed imagination, and imagination feeds behavior. The psalmist asked, “I will set no wicked thing before mine eyes.” He understood neurology before science named it.

When constant streaming replaces meditation, conscience dulls. Violence normalized on screen becomes entertainment; lust disguised as art becomes culture. Each hour of passive watching writes invisible liturgies on the heart. The camera becomes a pulpit; the algorithm becomes a priest.

‘Friends, discernment is not fear of art—it is reverence over the influence.

IV. Virtual Worlds and Digital Dreams:

Virtual reality promises limitless creation but risks limitless imitation. When the headset descends, the body forgets boundaries. The line between symbol and sacrament blurs. In simulation, you can be anyone, everywhere, forever—except accountable. The serpent’s first marketing slogan returns: “Ye shall be as gods.”

VR, augmented reality, and immersive games are not inherently wicked. Yet they train souls to live without consequence, to prefer programmed wonder over divine awe. Each portal can be a classroom for empathy—or a corridor for escape. Use the tool; don’t let it tutor your desires.

V. Frequencies, Codes, and the Architecture of Influence:

Science confirms that sound and light affect physiology. Certain frequencies calm; others agitate. Music therapy heals trauma; noise pollution breeds stress. Yet the spiritual parallel is older: what you continually hear, you eventually host. Faith comes by hearing; so does fear.

Digital media operates on frequency, amplitude, and modulation. So does spiritual warfare. Praise is resonance; prayer is vibration aligned with heaven’s tone. When counterfeit frequencies dominate—lyrics glorifying sin, shows exalting chaos—the human environment detunes from peace. Evil does not always roar; sometimes it hums in surround sound.

VI. Artificial Intellect and the Counterfeit Spirit:

Knowledge was the first fruit stolen. Artificial intelligence continues that appetite; wisdom without obedience. Machines now imitate human conversation, art, even theology. They analyze patterns but cannot feel presence. Yet the world listens, awed by convenience, ready to trade discernment for data.

Technology itself is neutral; dependence is not. The danger lies in surrendering decision to code. Proverbs says, “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.” The modern rewrite would read: “Trust the algorithm with all thy choices.”

‘Friends, when humanity kneels before its own invention, the altar is digital but the idolatry is ancient.

VII. Portals of the Mind:

Every sense is a gate; eyes, ears, mouth, touch, thought. Scripture warns to guard the heart “for out of it are the issues of life.” Each unguarded gate becomes a potential portal. When entertainment numbs vigilance, spirits of despair, comparison, and addiction slip through unnoticed.

Darkness rarely kicks doors—it knocks softly through curiosity, repetition, and fatigue. The playlist that began as background becomes a worldview; the feed that promised laughter delivers envy. The portal opens not in technology itself but in attention unoffered to God.

VIII. Closing the Doors:

The remedy is not retreat but reclamation. Every gift of creation can be sanctified. Use sound for praise, not provocation. Choose media that multiplies empathy, not envy. Let technology serve mission, not master mood.

Practical disciplines:

  1. Begin and end each day with silence—reset your internal frequency.
  2. Speak gratitude aloud; it re-tunes the atmosphere.
  3. Limit screen hours; increase scripture hours.
  4. Play music that exalts virtue; darkness hates harmony rooted in truth.
  5. Teach children that devices are tools, not trophies.

When Christ entered a room, even demons cried out at the new frequency. His presence retuned creation. The same authority flows through His people when they live in harmony with Him.

IX. The Hope Beyond the Noise:

Revelation describes heaven as filled with music—not noise but worship; “They sang a new song before the throne.” The enemy perverts harmony to divide; God restores melody to unite. The final concert of history belongs not to the machines but to the redeemed.

‘Friends, until that day, guard your gates. Tune your heart daily. The Spirit still whispers through sound, image, and silence to those who have ears to hear.

Author’s Note:

Thanks for staying to the end. Gateways and Portals was written to remind readers that spiritual warfare is fought in everyday frequencies. What you consume through ear and eye shapes what you believe about reality. In an age of algorithmic noise, holiness begins with what we allow to echo inside us.

This essay does not condemn technology, music, or art. It calls for stewardship. God filled the world with vibration and imagination; evil only distorts them. The solution is not silence but sanctified sound, not withdrawal but wisdom. Christians once invented musical notation, hospital care, and printing presses because they believed creativity belonged to the Creator.

The next generation must reclaim that mantle—using code, rhythm, and design to heal instead of hypnotize. Practically; curate your inputs. Fast from entertainment occasionally. Let worship recalibrate your nervous system. Be skeptical of any medium that demands addiction for belonging. Remember that peace is also a frequency, and Christ is its source.

‘Friends, above all, remember that every true doorway in Scripture opens outward, toward freedom. Counterfeit portals pull inward toward obsession. Choose the exit that leads to light. The One who said “I am the door” still stands between chaos and calm, inviting all who hear His tone to come in and find rest.

A good diet is too; repent, pray, and fast. Spiritual food is more nourishing to most that can endure repair. Love one another God bless you all. Amen!

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

CERN, Portals & the Nephilim Agenda | Demonic Gateways Uncovered:

“The Silent War 2 *How Treaties, Secret Societies, and Global Pacts Prepare the Beast System”:

“Welcome. In a world full of noise and confusion, we invite you into a space where God’s truth still stands unshaken.” You’re not here by accident. In times like these, only Christ offers a foundation that cannot be moved. Come just as you are. This isn’t a place for perfect people—it’s a place for real souls seeking the real Savior.

“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world…” (Ephesians 6:12 KJV).

Hello, Friends! I’m so glad you stopped by. We have something for your end times library. Antarctica Treaty, UN, WEF, and secret compacts explained as prophetic alignments. Let’s get it started…

I. The Quiet Drumbeat of a Hidden Campaign:

War once marched with banners and brass. Today, it moves in silence—through signatures, protocols, and memoranda that promise cooperation while concentrating control. The battlefield is administrative; the weapons are acronyms; the casualties are your time, your choices, and your conscience.

Scripture warned us that our struggle would not be merely political or military, but spiritual—an unseen contest of loyalties and loves, fought in boardrooms, conferences, and the invisible corridors of influence. This essay is not a list of villains; it is a map of patterns.

Whenever humanity seeks unity apart from truth, we rehearse the script of Babel (Genesis 11) “Let us build us a city and a tower… and let us make us a name.” The names change—alliances, councils, forums—but the ambition lingers. The Silent War is the slow construction of a moral architecture that can host the final counterfeit kingdom.

II. When Treaties Become Tethers:

Covenants in Scripture bound people to God and to each other with clarity and accountability. Modern treaties often invert that order. They bind nations to systems first and principles second. The language is noble—peace, safety, development, resilience—but the terms sometimes trade stewardship for supervision.

Instead of strengthening conscience, they harden compliance. “When they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them.” (1 Thessalonians 5:3). Consider how multilateral agreements can shape what you buy, where you travel, how you communicate, and even which opinions are allowed to appear in public squares.

No single document is “the Beast,” but together they can form scaffolding a frame strong enough to hold something future and far heavier than any one treaty could bear. Treaties are not inherently wicked.

The warning is about trajectory; the more your daily life depends on distant signatures, the easier it becomes for an unseen center to decide what is “permitted.” The tongue of empire is always administrative.

III. The Ice-Locked Symbol/Antarctica and the Doctrine of the “Untouchable Perimeter:”

Antarctica is a literal frozen frontier—but also a symbolic one. The web of restrictions, permissions, permits, and protocols surrounding the far south has long fascinated the public; a place everyone funds but almost no one visits, a perimeter you may study but not simply cross.

Whether your interests are scientific, historical, or spiritual, the practical lesson remains; the most important boundaries are managed, not merely mapped. Theological eyes see a parable here. From Genesis onward, God set limits—Sabbaths, sabbaticals, Jubilee, the sanctity of the body as a temple (1 Corinthians 6:19–20), the separation of holy and profane. 

The counterfeit kingdom also loves boundaries—but for a different purpose; not to protect the image of God in man, but to program it. Restricted zones—geographical, informational, financial—train us to accept that some places, some truths, and some choices belong to “the experts.” Over time, that habit can mature into dependence.

IV. Global Councils and the New Tongue of Babel:

The modern world speaks one language again—not Aramaic or Latin, but data. Protocols, dashboards, “best practices,” and global frameworks let institutions coordinate across continents in real time. Think of assemblies and forums that draft agendas for health, economics, technology, environment, and speech—powerful, often well-intentioned arenas where governments, corporations, and NGOs converge to decide norms for billions.

This is not to demonize organizations; it is to name a pattern, history bends toward centralization. Daniel foresaw a kingdom like iron mixed with clay, strong enough to crush, brittle enough to shatter (Daniel 2). Central systems can be efficient, but brittle systems crack in moral storms. When an entire world shares one infrastructure of finance, identity, and information, it becomes possible—at least in principle—for conscience to be switched off by policy rather than persuaded by truth.

(Revelation 13) > pictures of a world where buying and selling are pegged to allegiance, where an image speaks and demands worship. Whether you read this apocalyptically or archetypally, the risk line is the same; commerce fused to compliance and media fused to morality. When access to life’s necessities depends on ideological agreement, the Beast has a chair waiting—whether or not the final actor has yet walked onstage.

V. Secret Societies, Shadow Networks, and the Myth of the Single Puppet Master:

Talk of secret societies can drift into caricature. A wiser approach is to note the timeless human temptation: elites gather; they share myths and symbols; they seek significance and continuity. Clubs, boards, fraternities, orders—these are not new. Sometimes they are harmless. Sometimes they are pipelines of patronage.

But spiritually, they dramatize a truth: the human heart loves initiation without transformation, belonging without repentance, mystery without holiness. “Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof.” (2 Timothy 3:5). The counterfeit kingdom craves sacraments—rites that bind identity to human approval.

Jesus offered a table open to repentant sinners. Counterfeit fellowships offer a ladder open to the ambitious. The first marks you with grace; the second marks you with groupthink. One lifts the lowly; the other establishes tiers of “those who know” and “those who must obey.”

VI. The New Priesthood: Technocrats, Platforms, and Programmable Reality:

In Scripture, priests carried the presence of God. In our era, technocrats carry the presence of systems. They are trained to translate complexity into control—dashboards into directives, metrics into mandates. Platforms function like temples; people gather, confide, confess, find identity, seek blessing (likes, follows, algorithmic grace). The sacraments are clicks and scans; the catechism is Terms of Service.

Again, tools are not evil; worship is the issue. (Romans 12:2), calls us to be transformed by the renewing of the mind, not conformed to pattern without discernment. A wise society uses technology and limits its reach. A foolish society lets technology use people and calls it progress.

Be alert wherever we see three cords braided; digital identity (who you are), programmable money (what you can buy), and algorithmic speech (what you can say). Braid them tightly enough and you can define reality by policy. Revelation warned us—not so we’d panic, but so we’d practice vigilance anchored in hope.

VII. The Liturgy of Ease: Why Convenience Is the Enemy’s Favorite Choir:

Evil rarely begins with malice; it begins with convenience. The quickest way to reshape a people is to make the easier path the only path. If identity, currency, health status, and speech permissions are all embedded into one “seamless experience,” then opting out feels like opting out of society itself.

Jesus warned of false prophets who would perform signs and wonders (Matthew 24:24). In our time, the signs and wonders may be frictionless more than miraculous. The mass-conversion ritual is the onboarding flow.

Ask simple questions > Can you dissent without losing your livelihood? Can you transact without pledging ideology? Can you speak truth without algorithmic invisibility? If the answer becomes no, you are standing in the vestibule of the Beast’s cathedral—even if the choir is singing about safety and inclusion.

VIII. Prophetic Alignments, Not Prophetic Panic:

The point is not to label particular bodies as “the Beast,” but to recognize alignments: centralization of identity, finance, and speech; moral outsourcing to “consensus”; bureaucratic supremacy over conscience; and worship of technical fixes that erase the image of God in man.

Isaiah warned of calling evil good and good evil (Isaiah 5:20). The Beast System grows wherever moral inversion becomes policy and policy becomes priest.

‘Friends, hold two truths together:

  1. Unity is beautiful when rooted in truth (John 17).
  2. Unity is dangerous when rooted in control (Genesis 11).

Prophecy is a lighthouse, not a siren. It points to rocks before you wreck the ship.

IX. The Remnant’s Counter-Strategy/Conscience, Community, Courage:

How do we live in a world trending toward total systems?

  1. Conscience: Keep first things first. No convenience is worth the price of your integrity. “We ought to obey God rather than men.” (Acts 5:29)
  2. Community: Build local webs of trust—families, churches, honest businesses, mutual aid. Global abstractions weaken when local love strengthens.
  3. Courage: Speak carefully, kindly, clearly. The Silent War thrives on vague slogans; truth cuts fog. “And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” (John 8:32)
  4. Prudence with tools: Use technology as a tool, not as a temple. Guard your data. Diversify your channels. Hold cash flow options that don’t depend on one switch.
  5. Sabbath of the mind: Regularly step off the grid—ten minutes, one hour, one day—to let your mind breathe and your loyalties breathe with it.

Remember; Daniel served faithfully inside an empire without letting the empire define his worship. Joseph administered grain without selling his soul. The redeemed do not flee responsibility; they refuse idolatry.

X. The Last Word Is Not the Beast’s:

The final book of Scripture is frightening only if you skip the last chapters. The counterfeit kingdom rises—but it falls. The image speaks—but the Word returns (Jesus). Systems compute; the Lamb conquers. Revelation ends not with a protocol but with a Person (Jesus), the Faithful and True, the King of kings.

The Silent War ends loudly—trumpets, tears wiped, curses canceled. Until then, plant gardens. Tell the truth. Keep your word. Love your neighbor. Build what cannot be coerced: character, fellowship, and a future fit for freedom.

Author’s Note:

‘Friends, I wrote the inspired > The Silent War to help readers see patterns without surrendering to paranoia. A Christian view of history never forgets that people are not our enemies—powers are. That is why (Ephesians 6:12), opens this essay. Institutions can drift, incentives can warp, and alliances can harden into idols. Our job is to stay awake, not to stay afraid.

This is why I chose the phrase “prophetic alignments.” It is less about branding any single council, treaty, or forum as “the Beast,” and more about recognizing how certain arrangements make it easier to punish conscience, price dissent, and automate obedience. When identity, money, and media fuse under distant authority, the architecture for abuse is in place—even if the abusers haven’t yet arrived.

But fear is not our operating system. Hope is. The same Bible that warns also equips. Joseph learned how to steward scarcity without becoming a tyrant. Daniel learned how to serve an emperor without bowing to his gods. Esther learned how to act inside a system without being owned by it. Their courage is our curriculum.

‘Friends, I urge readers to practice civil righteousness; tell the truth in small things, do business honestly, honor contracts, protect private data, diversify income channels, and build resilient community ties. Use technology, but do not let it use you. Advocate for governance that respects human dignity and the freedom to dissent.

Measure policies by whether they protect conscience or program it. The Beast System is ultimately a counterfeit liturgy; a set of rituals that promise belonging without repentance and power without love. The gospel offers the reverse, > truth that sets free, love that casts out fear, and a King whose yoke is over easy and put in place for those who can believe. Choose which altar you bend your knee too, wisely. Amen!

“God bless”

The Beast System Will Be Worse Than You Think: