The Trial of the Watchers* Authority Lost, Judgment Awaiting Pt6:

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A Courtroom Older Than the World:

Hello, and a blessing you are, thanks for your visit. A very interesting subject you can tell by its title above. If you are not familiar with Genesis 6, you will be after today and know all about the principles that participated in this message. So let’s get this started…

‘Friends, Before nations rose and fell, before empires corrupted truth, before mankind learned to lie to itself, there was a trial. It was not held in any earthly court, nor recorded in human law books. It unfolded in the unseen realm, where authority is real, rebellion is cosmic, and judgment is inevitable.

This trial was not about humanity—it was about those assigned to oversee humanity. The Bible reveals, often quietly and sometimes forcefully, that God delegated authority beyond the visible world. There were beings appointed to watch, guide, and remain within strict bounds.

These were not myths. They were not metaphors. They were Watchers, created beings with delegated authority, moral responsibility, and a defined role in God’s order. Their crime was not curiosity. It was a rebellion against boundaries. And their judgment is not past—it is awaiting completion.

I. Authority Given: The Order Before the Fall:

God is a God of order. Authority does not originate in chaos but in delegation. Scripture consistently shows that God assigns dominion in layers—heavenly and earthly—each accountable to Him. “When the most High divided to the nations their inheritance…

He set the bounds of the people according to the number of the children of Israel.” (Deuteronomy 32:8 KJV). This verse hints at a structure unseen by most readers; a division of nations under spiritual administration. The Watchers were part of that administration.

They were not gods. They were servants—custodians, observers, enforcers of divine order. Their authority was real—but limited:

  1. They were not creators.
  2. They were not sovereign.
  3. They were not permitted to cross certain lines.
    Every authority in Scripture comes with restraint. Power without obedience is treason.

II. The Crime: Transgression of Boundaries:

The Watchers did not stumble accidentally. They chose to violate their appointed limits. The Book of Enoch records what Scripture alludes to; these beings descended, interfered, taught forbidden knowledge, and corrupted human order; That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose.. This was not enlightenment—it was contamination (Genesis 6:2).

They introduced:

  1. Illicit knowledge without wisdom.
  2. Power without accountability.
  3. Technology without morality.
  4. Desire without restraint.

The result was chaos—genetic, spiritual, and societal. Genesis records the aftermath briefly, but deliberately; “There were giants in the earth in those days…”(Genesis 6:4). Scripture does not explain giants as metaphors. It explains them as consequences. When heaven violated earth, earth broke.

III. The Trial: Judgment Pronounced, Sentence Delayed:

God did not overlook this rebellion. Judgment was immediate—but not final. These beings are detained and everlasting chained in darkness, awaiting sentencing. Why delay? Because their influence did not end with their imprisonment (Jude 1:6).

IV. Authority Lost: From Overseers to Adversaries:

The war moved underground—into systems, knowledge, bloodlines, and institutions. The Watchers lost authority when they rebelled. But authority forfeited does not disappear—it is contested. Deprived of lawful dominion, the fallen realm shifted tactics. Instead of open interference, it moved toward manipulation.

This is where modern humanity miscalculates. The greatest deceptions are not supernatural spectacles—they are normalized systems:

  1. Education stripped of God.
  2. Medicine divorced from natural creation.
  3. Governance severed from morality.
  4. Religion emptied of truth.

These are not accidents. They are the long-term residue of ancient rebellion. The Watchers no longer rule—but they influenced.

V. Judgment Awaiting: Why the World Feels Like It’s Breaking:

Scripture teaches that creation groans—not because God failed, but because rebellion remains unresolved. The final judgment of the Watchers coincides with the final restoration of order. “For the earnest expectation of the creature waiteth for the manifestation of the sons of God.”
(Romans 8:19).

This is cosmic. When God restores rightful authority, everything collapses that was built on stolen influence. That is why:

  1. Systems are failing simultaneously.
  2. Truth is collapsing everywhere at once.
  3. Lies require force to survive.
    The trial is not over. The sentence is not delayed forever. The Watchers will not escape.

VI. The Warning to Humanity: Borrowed Authority Always Ends:

This is the lesson modern humanity refuses to learn. Any system built on:

  1. Fear instead of truth.
  2. Control instead of obedience.
  3. Power instead of humility.

Inherits the fate of the Watchers. Authority without submission to God always ends in judgment. The trial of the Watchers is not ancient history, it is a pattern. And humanity is now repeating it. The Court Is Still in Session:

  1. The Watchers await judgment.
  2. The fallen realm trembles.
  3. Humanity is being tested.

Not by knowledge—but by allegiance. Those who align with truth will stand. Those who benefit from rebellion will fall. God’s court has never adjourned.

Author’s Note:

‘Friends, this essay was written to restore a reality modern Christianity has been trained to avoid: the Bible describes a cosmic order, a cosmic rebellion, and a cosmic judgment that directly affects human history. Ignoring this does not make it untrue—it makes believers vulnerable.

The Watchers were not myths created to entertain ancient minds. They are part of the biblical explanation for why the world is fractured at its foundation. Their rebellion introduced corruption that still echoes through institutions, ideologies, and systems that operate without submission to God.

This message is not meant to inspire fear, but discernment. Scripture never calls believers to obsess over the fallen realm, but it does command awareness. A people who do not understand the nature of their adversary will misidentify the battlefield—and blame flesh for what is spiritual.

The reality is (Genesis 6:2-4); 2 That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose. 3 And the Lord said, My spirit shall not always strive with man, for that he also is flesh: yet his days shall be an hundred and twenty years.

4 There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown (Giants).

Common sense confirms what Scripture reveals: evil does not appear suddenly; it infiltrates patiently. It uses authority, knowledge, and influence—just as the Watchers once did.

This work calls readers back to humility. Authority belongs to God alone. Any power borrowed, stolen, or misused will be judged—whether angelic or human.

If this essay unsettles you, it is doing its job. Truth shakes before it steadies. The trial of the Watchers reminds us that no rebellion—seen or unseen—escapes the courtroom of God. 16 Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves (Matthew 10:16).

Thanks for your visit. God bless. Amen!

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

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Eyes Opened, Hearts Sealed: Why Many See but Do Not Understand Pt5:

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Greetings, and it is a pleasure to have you here. We provide “Bible Truth,” and you should never expect anything less. We are going to open our eyes, hopefully today, to a situation that appears to be infecting many people, and our Father says, let us heal their ills and remove the veil of spiritual blindness so they can see past demonic magic. Let’s get this started…

Why Many See but Do Not Understand:

‘Friends, the modern age is flooded with information, yet starved for understanding. People see more than any generation before them—screens, data, opinions, revelations—yet comprehend almost nothing of consequence. This is not an accident. It is not a failure of intelligence. It is a spiritual condition long foretold.

“Seeing ye shall see, and shall not perceive; and hearing ye shall hear, and shall not understand.” (Matthew 13:14 KJV). This is one of the most terrifying judgments in Scripture—not blindness, but partial sight. Not ignorance, but resistance. The eyes function. The ears work. Yet the heart refuses to yield.

God never struggled to communicate with humanity. Humanity struggles to accept what it hears. Truth does not fail to reach people; it collides with pride, comfort, fear, and loyalty to systems that benefit them. Understanding demands change—and many prefer familiarity over freedom.

This is why exposure alone does not awaken people. Evidence does not convert. Revelation does not guarantee repentance. A sealed heart can observe truth like a spectator watches a fire—aware of the flames, yet unmoved to flee. Religion often worsens this condition.

Reasons being, mens traditions, and rituals that replaces relationships with God. Vocabulary replaces obedience. People learn the language of faith without surrendering their will. They know verses but resist the meaning. They defend doctrine while rejecting correction.

The result is a population trained to recognize truth, but conditioned to reject its implications. God speaks plainly, but only the humble hear deeply. Understanding is not an intellectual achievement; it is a moral one. It requires submission.

And submission is the one thing modern culture—and many religious systems—teach people to avoid at all costs. A sealed heart will always reinterpret truth to protect itself. It will spiritualize disobedience, intellectualize rebellion, and call conviction “judgment.”

This is why many can discuss God endlessly yet never be transformed by Him. They say God but do not know God. That’s why our Father’s Book tells us; to test the spirit in a man (John 4:1); which warns believers not to trust every spirit but to discern if they are from God, because many false prophets are in the world.

The most dangerous place a person can be, is Eyes opened. Hearts sealed. And truth standing in plain sight. There comes a point when God stops arguing with the human will. Not because He lacks mercy, but because truth continually rejected hardens into judgment.

Scripture reveals that light resisted becomes darkness embraced. When men repeatedly refuse correction, understanding is not merely delayed—it is withdrawn. A sealed heart does not begin sealed. It is layered over time through excuses, justifications, and selective obedience.

Each refusal makes the next easier. Conviction fades. Discernment dulls. Eventually, truth no longer pierces—it irritates. This is why God warns against hardening the heart “today.” Delay is not neutral; it is a decision. The longer truth is postponed, the heavier it becomes. Those who claim they will listen later often discover later never arrives.

Understanding is not granted to the clever, the informed, or the religious—but to the obedient. When obedience is removed from faith, sight remains—but meaning vanishes. And that loss is far more dangerous than blindness.

Authors Note:

‘Friends, this chapter confronts a reality many would rather avoid, understanding God is not withheld from people—it is resisted. Scripture is clear that the heart governs comprehension. When pride, fear, or comfort rule, even the clearest truth becomes unbearable.

This is not written to insult the uninformed, but to warn the comfortable. A sealed heart can attend church, read Scripture, and speak fluently about God while remaining unchanged. Knowledge without submission only deepens accountability.

Common sense confirms this; no one misunderstands what they refuse to accept. When truth threatens identity, income, reputation, or routine, the mind will always find a reason to dismiss it.

God does not force understanding. He offers it to the humble. If this message unsettles you, do not silence it. Unease is often the first sign that the heart is being invited to open.Truth does not need defending. It needs to be received. Thanks for staying this far. God bless. Amen!

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The Knowledge They Forbid*Truths Hidden from the Foundation of the World Pt#4:

“Welcome to Christ’s Soldiers—look up, redemption draweth nigh.” Soldier be patient unto the coming of the Lord. Truth may be hated, but it never fails. Fear not, little flock. This remnant gathering—few but faithful. So stand firm though many turn aside. May love, peace, and unity flourish within your heart in our community.

Hello! We’re on another knowledge journey, and it should be exciting to uncover Satan’s attacks that he tries to conceal from the uneducated. We will shine God’s light Brite on this subject, so strap in and ride the wave of enlightenment…

‘Friends, There is knowledge that liberates—and knowledge that threatens power. From the beginning, truth has never been fully erased; it has been buried, restricted, and guarded by those who benefit from ignorance. The most dangerous truths are not lies, but realities kept just out of reach, spoken of in fragments, hinted at, yet never taught plainly.

Jesus Himself acknowledged this hiddenness:

“I will open my mouth in parables; I will utter things which have been kept secret from the foundation of the world.”  (Matthew 13:35; KJV). This was not secrecy for mystery’s sake. It was concealment because humanity, under systems of power—was not ready, nor permitted, to hear it.

Throughout history, institutions have decided what people are “ready” to know. Education teaches facts without meaning. Religion teaches morality without depth. The authority teaches obedience without understanding. The result is a population trained to repeat, not repent or to discern.

What is forbidden knowledge? Not magic. Not fantasy. But context:

  1. The knowledge of how spiritual authority is misused.
  2. The knowledge of how fear is weaponized.
  3. The knowledge of how truth is diluted into tradition.

Men are taught what to believe, rarely why. Questions are labeled dangerous. Curiosity is framed as rebellion. And so, truth remains hidden, not because it is absent, but because access to it threatens the structures built on partial understanding.

This is not new. Ancient religious leaders resisted Christ not because He lacked Scripture, but because He exposed what their system depended on keeping obscure. He restored meaning where ritual had replaced relationship. He returned authority to God where men had claimed it.

The tragedy is that many today defend the very systems that conceal truth from them—mistaking familiarity for faith and repetition for wisdom. What is forbidden is not knowledge itself.

What is forbidden is awakening. That’s our mission here at Christ’s Soldiers, to wake you from your slumber, and those uneducated to the fiery darts of our enemy’s many faces. And once a mind learns to see without the veil, they cannot return to sleep under their demonic magic.

Author’s Note:

‘Friends, you can’t unsee this. This essay is not a call to chase hidden knowledge for pride or curiosity. Scripture warns against that. It is a call to recover truth deliberately obscured by tradition, fear, and control. God never condemned wisdom; He condemned those who withheld it to preserve authority.

When institutions discourage honest questions, restrict Scripture to selective use, or shame those who seek understanding, something has gone wrong. Truth withstands examination. Lies require protection. Common sense tells us this: anything of God can be tested by light. Anything that demands silence, compliance, or ignorance to survive does not serve Him.

It serves what it lives in, the dark! The people of God are not sheep meant for slaughter, but followers meant to grow in discernment. Too awake, and stay awake. Seek truth humbly. Reject fear boldly. And remember—what was hidden was never meant to remain lost, only preserved until the right time, this time to be revealed to you. Thanks for stopping by. God bless. Amen!

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

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Shepherds for Sale > When the Pulpit Becomes a Business Pt#3:

‘Welcome! The world may feel unstable, but God’s truth remains firm. We’re glad you’re here.” This is a place for those who know the world is broken and still believe redemption is possible. If you’re weary from the weight of life, you’re among people who understand and a God who restores.

‘Greetings, friends! Be wary of this truth. It might not be the same as what you have learned. You have one trip through our time here, so consider whether the truth is truly important or if you would rather waste your time from renewing knowledge, or simply follow the path Satan has set up for lies.

Faithful pastors, teachers, and churches may hold differing views on giving and stewardship. This material does not question anyone’s sincerity or heart for God, but rather seeks to distinguish biblical instruction from human tradition, in the spirit of love and truth.

Readers are encouraged to approach this subject with humility, patience, and a Berean heart—searching the Scriptures daily to see whether these things are so. Let every conversation be seasoned with grace, and let love for Christ and His “Holy Spirit” guide all discussion towards Truth.

If giving is demanded, it is no longer biblical. If fear is used, it is no longer God’s way. Christ did not free us from the Law to place us under financial bondage to men. ‘Lets, learn something today. So lets get this started…

The KJV of our Bible, doesn’t have many direct commands to “give tithes to the church,” as tithing was an Old Testament Temple system; rather, the New Testament emphasizes generous, cheerful giving for the Lord’s work (2 Corinthians 9:7).

With Jesus affirming tithing under the Law (Matthew 23:23) while focusing on justice, mercy, and faith, and the Old Testament (Leviticus 27:30, Malachi 3:10) details tithing produce for Levites and feasts, not modern “church” buildings/pastors.

Key Scriptures & Context:

(Malachi 3:10); “Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house, and prove me now herewith, saith the LORD of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing…” (This refers to the Temple storehouse).

(Matthew 23:23); “Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye pay tithe of mint and anise and cummin, and have omitted the weightier matters of the law, judgment, mercy, and faith: these ought ye to have done, and not to leave the other undone.” (Jesus affirms tithing as part of the Law but emphasizes deeper spiritual duties).

(Leviticus 27:30); “And all the tithe of the land, whether of the seed of the land, or of the fruit of the tree, is the LORD’s; it is holy unto the LORD.” (Defines the tithe as God’s, from agricultural yield).

(2 Corinthians 9:7); “Every man according to his purpose in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity; for God loveth a cheerful giver.” (Shifts focus to voluntary, joyful giving for the New Covenant).

What Tithing Was in the Old Testament:

Tithing was part of Israel’s theocratic law, tied directly to the Temple system, not a church model. “And that we should bring the firstfruits of our dough, and our offerings… unto the chambers of the house of our God; and the tithes of our ground unto the Levites.” (Nehemiah 10:37).

Key facts:

  1. Tithes were agricultural produce, not wages.
  2. They supported Levites, who owned no land.
  3. They funded Temple service and feasts.
  4. They were stored in Temple chambers, not given to pastors.

‘Friends, there was no paid clergy class accumulating wealth through tithes. In a neighborhood church it can be understood to help cheerfully, to keep electric and water on, and to give “Ecclesiastical stipend” to a pastor to come in and let the “Holy Spirit,” lead his sermon. But understand you are not under orders of 10% of your wages to buy them a house, a car, and give them more money then you have.

That’s not need it’s what has created greed amongst men of pulpits, they should get a job and stop stealing from God’s children, they are hungry wolves in sheep clothing. If your pastor argues, show him this message, I’m sure it’s better than his. I have God’s word to back me up, not men’s traditions. “God forbid; yea, let God be true, but every man a liar; as it is written-(Romans 3:4).

What Changed After Christ:

The Temple system ended. The Levitical priesthood ended. Christ became the High Priest forever. The New Testament never commands believers to tithe to a church organization. Instead, it teaches free will, cheerful giving:

“Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity; for God loveth a cheerful giver.” (2 Corinthians 9:7). Notice:

  1. No percentage commanded.
  2. No coercion.
  3. No threat of curse.
  4. No institutional demand.

Giving is voluntary, personal, and Spirit-led. Not pastor fed, let him get a job the same as you do, these temples (Churches) are different then the Levites biblical times.

If he wants it like that then give him a bag of potatoes and some fruit after his sermon, then make sure he sweeps up before he leaves. You will save and have more money for what you need safely away from their greed.

Key Difference: Old vs. New Testament:

Old Testament (Law): A mandatory system for supporting the Levites, priests, and Temple services, primarily in agricultural produce. New Testament (Grace): Encourages generous, sacrificial, joyful giving (often called offerings or sowing) as a result of God’s grace, rather than a strict percentage command to a building or specific entity. 

While many Christians today give a tithe (10%) of gross to their local church as an act of stewardship and support for ministry, the direct instruction to give specifically to the modern church 
building/institution isn’t as explicit as the Old Testament laws for the Temple. 

Jesus’ Warning About Religious Abuse:

Jesus rebuked leaders who used religious rules to burden people while enriching themselves, as most of those on your TVs. “Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites!” Today’s preaching often features the “prosperity gospel,” a belief that God rewards faithful Christians with financial wealth, health, and success.

Teaching that faith and giving directly leads to material blessings, a message popular in some American evangelical circles but criticized for focusing on earthly gain over spiritual depth and for potentially misleading followers, with dollar figures like most you see on our TV networks being the prominent proponents.

This “word of faith” movement suggests poverty is a sign of lacking faith, while offering “keys” to abundance, most times for a price, contrasting sharply with traditional teachings on suffering and spiritual focus. The issue was not giving—it was greed disguised as holiness.

The Biblical Bottom Line:

  1. Tithing was Old Covenant law, tied to the Temple.
  2. The New Covenant teaches generosity, not taxation, or cost of admission.
  3. Giving should support real need, ministry, and mercy.
  4. Any system that demands 10% wages, is not endorsed with New Testament authority.

God never intended His children to be pressured, shamed, or financially controlled by greedy men and their theology schools, that train to set-up like “7 elevens,” on every corner, so they can make merchandise out of God’s Words! They opened their doors to the spirits of the world.

The Spirit of God vs. Worldly Spirit (1 Corinthians 2:12); The Holy Spirit teaches spiritual truths, which the “natural man” (guided by the spirit of the world) cannot understand.

Testing Spirits; Believers are told to “try the spirits whether they are of God,” distinguishing God’s Spirit from false prophets by whether they confess Jesus Christ came in the flesh ((1 John 4:1-3). Some say God, but don’t really know God!

More In Depth:

There are zero scriptures in the King James Version or should in any other use the specific phrase “give tithes to the church”. While the Bible contains many instructions regarding tithes, the terminology and context vary based on whether the scripture is in the Old or New Testament.

  1. Key Terminology Differences:

A) “Church”; The word “church” appears 80 times in the Bible, but only in the New Testament (starting at Matthew 16:18). But it is used an additional 36 or 37 times, for a combined total of roughly 117 occurrences old and new.

B) “Tithes”: Most tithing instructions in the KJV are located in the Old Testament and refer to giving to the levites, the temple, or the storehouse rather than a “church”.

2. Tithing Locations in the Bible:

Instead of the “church,” the Bible specifies these locations for tithes:

  1. The Storehouse: “Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house…” (Malachi 3:10).
  2. The Levites: “And, behold, I have given the children of Levi all the tenth in Israel for an inheritance…” (Numbers 18:21).
  3. The Temple: Tithes were brought to the “house of our God” and “the chambers of the house of our God” (Nehemiah 10:37–38).

3. Tithing in the New Testament:

The word “tithe” or “tithing” appears only a few times in the New Testament of the Bible, but never as a direct command to give to a local church; (Matthew 23:23 & Luke 11:42); Jesus rebukes Pharisees for tithing small herbs while neglecting “judgment, mercy, and faith”.

(Luke 18:12);  A Pharisee boasts, “I give tithes of all that I possess.” (Hebrews 7:1–10); Refers to the historical tithe Abraham gave to King Melchizedek after his victory over kings.

 Instead of a mandated percentage called a “tithe” to the church, New Testament writers emphasize generous and cheerful giving (2 Corinthians 9:7) and regular collections for those in need (1 Corinthians 16:2), not a pastors greed!

Authors Note/And Closing Truth:

‘Friends, if a church teaches giving as obedience to God, it must also teach freedom in Christ. If giving is demanded, measured, or enforced, it is no longer biblical—it is institutional. God wants the heart, not a $$$ quota.

This essay is written to awaken discernment, not stir rebellion. Scripture repeatedly warns God’s people against those who use religious authority to enrich themselves while claiming divine approval. Giving that is coerced, demanded, or enforced through fear is not obedience—it is exploitation.

The Bible never commands believers to surrender their livelihood to men who promise blessing in exchange for payment. God does not operate a protection racket, nor does He outsource His provision to spiritual middlemen. When leaders demand money while silencing questions, refusing transparency, and living above the people they serve, wisdom, not guilt—must govern your response.

Jesus warned of wolves disguised as shepherds, not criminals in the open. Thieves do not always steal by force; many steal by persuasion, tradition, and misuse of Scripture. God’s people are called to be generous—but never foolish, fearful, or financially enslaved.

“Brothers and Sisters.” Give freely. Give wisely. And never confuse man’s appetite with God’s will. Thanks, for visiting and I hope you understood our Fathers message and protection today. God bless. Amen!

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

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Voices Without Bodies: How Spirits Speak Through Thrones and Tongues Pt2:

You’ll find God’s presence here, and delight in us as servants of our “Lord Jesus.” Gathering in Jesus’ name brings Him nearer. Welcome one another as Christ welcomed you. Here we show hospitality without grumbling, and a smile!

Hello, everyone who has joined us today. We keep you in the loop about the activities and different hats our enemy tries to hide under. But not from us, we dig them up deep from the rabbit hole and bring that information to God’s children on the surface. To you who needs to know about the enemy in and outside your door. So let’s get this started…

Not Every Voice Is Human in Origin:

Scripture teaches that words carry more than information—they carry spirit. “Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God.” (1 John 4:1, KJV). This command alone tells us something crucial: influence does not require possession. Spirits speak through ideas, attitudes, fears, incentives, and authority structures.

Influence Is Not the Same as Control:

The danger is not hearing voices—but failing to test what animates them. Hollywood trains people to imagine demonic activity as dramatic possession. Scripture presents something far more subtle—and far more common.

Spiritual influence operates through:

  1. Pride reinforced by applause.
  2. Fear rewarded with power.
  3. Silence incentivized by security.
  4. Compromise justified as wisdom.

A person does not need to be evil to become a mouthpiece. They only need to stop discerning.

Why Authority Amplifies Voices:

Scripture consistently shows that influence increases with position. Kings, priests, teachers, and judges carried disproportionate spiritual weight, not because they were chosen by darkness, but because many listened.

Jesus warned that blind leaders lead blind followers—not because they intend harm, but because they cannot see. When authority speaks, people assume legitimacy. This is how spirit moves through systems without ever announcing itself.

The Tongue as a Gateway:

The Bible describes the tongue as small, powerful, and dangerous when untethered from truth. Words shape belief. Belief shapes behavior. Behavior shapes culture. Spirits exploit this chain. They do not need to invent lies—only to reframe truth until it serves a different purpose.

Testing the Voice, Not the Person:

Scripture never commands believers to hunt enemies. It commands us to test fruit:

  1. Does the message produce humility or pride?
  2. Does it lead toward repentance or justification?
  3. Does it elevate God or human authority?

The test is spiritual, not political or personal.

Why This Matters Now:

Modern society amplifies voices endlessly. Platforms reward emotion over wisdom, confidence over truth. In such an environment, untested voices multiply. Discernment is no longer optional—it is survival for faith.

Author’s Note:

‘Friends, thanks for staying until the end. This installment was written to correct a dangerous misunderstanding; that spiritual influence always looks extreme or obvious. Scripture teaches the opposite. The most effective deception feels reasonable, compassionate, and even moral—until examined.

I intentionally emphasized influence rather than possession to ground readers in biblical reality. Most harm throughout history was not committed by visibly wicked people, but by ordinary individuals repeating ideas they never tested. Spirits work through alignment, not spectacle.

This essay does not accuse leaders, institutions, or individuals of conscious evil. It explains a demonic mechanism. When discernment is absent, voices can carry influence far beyond their human intent. The instruction to “try the spirits” is not mystical—it is practical. It requires Scripture literacy, humility, and patience.

Testing is slow work, which is why deception flourishes in fast-moving cultures. I avoided naming modern factions deliberately. The issue is not who is speaking, but what spirit the message serves. Truth remains consistent across time. Any voice that bends it for power, fear, or control must be examined.

If this piece sharpens your awareness, let it refine—not harden—you. Discernment is not suspicion; it is clarity anchored in God. Voices will multiply. Truth will not change from Truth, but can hurt a lie, even defended. God bless, to you and yours. Amen!

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

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The Council Beyond the Veil: When Heaven Reveals What Earth Cannot See Pt 1:

“Welcome, friend — thank you for coming. May today’s Scriptures breathe life and hope into you.” Welcome home. May the joy of the Lord be your strength as you explore God’s truth. So glad you’re here! May God’s Word enlighten your path and your heart be encouraged.

Reality Is Larger Than the World We Touch:

Modern humanity has been trained to believe that reality ends where the senses stop. Scripture says the opposite. “God hath revealed them unto us by his Spirit: for the Spirit searcheth all things, yea, the deep things of God.” (1 Corinthians 2:10, KJV).

The battlefield has never been merely human. What we see on earth is the surface expression of decisions, permissions, rebellions, and judgments that occur beyond it.

The Council Scripture Barely Mentions—but Clearly Reveals:

Scripture repeatedly references a divine council—a structured, ordered realm of authority where God reigns supreme and created beings are held accountable.

  1. Job speaks of the “sons of God” presenting themselves.
  2. Psalms speak of God standing in the congregation of the mighty.
  3. Daniel shows watchers observing kings.

This is not mythology. It is jurisdiction. Earth is influenced, not autonomous.

Why Humanity Is Shown So Little:

God does not reveal everything at once because revelation without obedience produces pride. Knowledge without submission destroys. Even hidden books and removed writings echo this restraint: heavenly knowledge was given early, misused, and then restricted—not because it was false, but because humanity was unprepared.

The enemy’s advantage has never been power—it has been misuse of partial truth. How the Enemy Operates Through the Visible:

Spirits require permission and alignment, not bodies alone. They influence systems through;

  1. Pride in leadership.
  2. Fear in populations.
  3. Incentives over conscience.
  4. Silence over truth.

They do not need to announce themselves. They only need people to stop testing spirits.

Why Revelation Is Increasing Now:

God reveals more as accountability increases. Exposure is not chaos—it is judgment delayed by mercy. Those trained only in earthly thinking panic. Those grounded in Scripture gain clarity.

The First Call to God’s Children:

  1. Do not chase darkness.
  2. Do not obsess over names.
  3. Do not mistake information for wisdom.

Seek discernment—the ability to see without fear and stand without compromise.

Author’s Note:

‘Friends, this new series was born out of a need to go deeper—not louder. Many believers can now sense that something is wrong, but lack the spiritual framework to understand how God views what is happening.

Scripture does not present reality as random or purely human. It reveals order, authority, rebellion, judgment, and restoration—operating simultaneously across realms. The danger of our time is not that people believe in nothing, but that they believe only what they can touch.

I intentionally began this series with the heavenly council to reset perspective. Earthly systems matter—but they are not primary. When believers fixate solely on institutions, personalities, or conspiracies, they miss the deeper truth: God is not reacting. He is revealing.

Hidden books and removed writings are approached here with caution, not elevation. They are treated as context, but as doctrine—illuminating patterns. Scripture already confirms rather than replacing them. This series will challenge readers to mature spiritually.

Discernment is not suspicion. It is clarity rooted in obedience. The goal is not to frighten God’s children, but to stabilize them. The enemy thrives on reaction. God trains His people for understanding. If this opening installment awakens curiosity, let it drive readers deeper into Scripture, prayer, and humility—not speculation.

‘Friends, the veil is thinning—not so fear may rise, but so truth may finally stand unobstructed. So please stay prayed-up, and keep Truth alive and well for you and yours. May God bless you. Amen!

Author and Servant:

Norman G. Roy III

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The Final Separation*Choosing Light at the End of the Poisoned Ages Pt X:

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Hi everyone, this will conclude in part #10 the Poisoned Ages series and summarize everything that was revealed regarding the tactics of war in our spiritual conflicts. If you’re new and if you want to read all and watch the videos associated with each article you can find them in the menu or bottom of the page. Welcome and let’s get this started…

The Long Strategy Reaches Its End:

Every poisoned age had a purpose. Every illusion, experiment, furnace, veil, and allegiance was never meant to stand alone. Together, they formed a slow funnel, guiding humanity toward a final division. “And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not.” (John 1:5, KJV).

What the Series Has Revealed:

Darkness does not need to conquer light. It only needs people to turn away from it. Across these ten installments, one truth has emerged clearly; the enemy’s greatest weapon was never force—it was normalization:

  1. Deception became a system.
  2. Experimentation became progress.
  3. Culture became a furnace.
  4. Illusion became a worldview.
  5. Belief became allegiance.

By the time the veil shattered, many had already chosen sides without realizing it.

‘Friends, “Why This Moment Is Different:”

Previous generations lived inside deception with limited access to truth. This generation does not. Exposure is everywhere. Contradictions are visible. Patterns are undeniable. Scripture warned that revelation would increase near the end—not comfort.

“For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing.” (Ecclesiastes 12:14). This unveiling is not punishment. It is mercy before making a decision.

The Final Separation:

The final battle is not nations versus nations. It is truth versus allegiance. Not between people—but within hearts. Light now reveals what each person loves more: truth or comfort, obedience or belonging, God or substitutes. Neutrality dissolves under light. But brings to light; the parable of the wheat and tares in Matthew 13:24-43.

Describes how good seed (true believers) and tares (wicked) grow together in the world (field) until the harvest (end of the age) when angels (reapers) separate them, burning the tares and gathering the wheat into God’s barn, symbolizing final judgment where the righteous are saved and the wicked punished, as explained by Jesus himself. 

What God Requires Now:

God is not asking His children to panic, revolt, or obsess. He is asking for discernment, repentance, and steadfastness. “Choose you this day whom ye will serve. (Joshua 24:15).” The poisoned ages end when allegiance is reclaimed.

The Way Forward:

The path forward is narrow—not hidden. It requires humility, courage, and endurance. But it leads out of the machinery, out of the furnace, and into clarity. The enemy’s greatest fear is not rebellion—it is awakening anchored in truth.

Author’s Note:

‘Friends, thanks for following this series, and staying till the end of the most important part bringing all of the fight to you, to pick a side, the right side, the winning side by getting in the right fight. This is not all material but spirituality is why so many lose their battles.

This final installment was written to bring resolution, not despair. The purpose of this series was never to glorify darkness or inflate fear—it was to restore clarity. Scripture teaches that exposure precedes judgment because God desires repentance, not destruction (1 Timothy 5:24-25/2 Peter 3:9).

The phrase “poisoned ages” describes a process, not a verdict. Humanity was influenced, shaped, and pressured—but never stripped of choice. That choice remains. Throughout history, every great deception relied on one assumption: that people would prefer comfort over truth once the cost of truth increased. This series challenges that assumption.

I intentionally avoided sensational timelines or speculative predictions here. Revelation is not about dates—it is about direction. The signs matter only insofar as they prompt repentance and realignment. If this series stirred discomfort, let it do its intended work. Awakening is rarely gentle. But fear is not the fruit God seeks—discernment is.

The end of poisoned ages does not mean the end of struggle. It means the end of ignorance. From this point forward, responsibility increases. Light has been offered. Truth has been spoken. The decision is now personal. Stand firm. Stay anchored. Walk forward in your march to freedom in “Christ our Lord.” Amen!

The Serpent’s Inheritance: Lies Passed Down Through Bloodlines and Empires Pt 9:

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Hi, friends! This is the ninth installment of the Poison Age series, which I hope will motivate everyone who reads a call to duty. The tenth installment will be released shortly. We should view this enemy as a significant cautionary tale in our lives because it is real and does not take prisoners.

The Oldest Lie Never Died:

‘Friends, the serpent did not vanish after Eden. He adapted. What began as a whisper in a garden became a legacy of distortion, passed through families, kingdoms, and institutions. “That old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan, which deceiveth the whole world.” (Revelation 12:9, KJV).

How Lies Become Heirlooms:

Deception learned to survive by inheritance—not merely taught, but transferred. Not all inheritance is physical. Beliefs, fears, traditions, and unchallenged assumptions move through generations more reliably than wealth. When lies are embedded into culture, they are no longer questioned they are assumed.

Empires rose carrying the same serpent logic:

  1. Power without accountability.
  2. Authority without righteousness.
  3. Order without God.

Only the names changed.

Bloodlines and the Illusion of Destiny:

Scripture shows that lineage does not determine righteousness—but deception often hides behind ancestry. When tradition replaces obedience, correction feels like betrayal. This is how lies survive reformations, revolutions, and collapses. They simply change uniforms. The serpent does not require loyalty to him—only loyalty to what he planted.

Empires Built on Recycled Deception/History reveals repeating architectures of control:

  1. Centralized power.
  2. Sacred justification.
  3. Suppressed dissent.
  4. Moral compromise.

These are not coincidences. They are inherited designs, refined across ages. “There is nothing new under the sun.” (Ecclesiastes 1:9).

Breaking the Inheritance:

God repeatedly interrupts bloodline destiny with truth. He calls individuals out of systems, families, and empires. Inheritance ends where repentance begins. Scripture does not teach that people are bound forever, but it warns that unchallenged lies outlive generations.

‘Friends, “Why This Matters Now:”

The final deception depends on familiarity. If lies feel ancestral, they feel safe. If they feel traditional, they feel righteous. But truth does not age. It exposes every inheritance that contradicts God.

Author’s Note:

This installment was written to address a quiet but powerful reality: Deception often survives not because it is convincing, but because it is inherited. Scripture shows that lies gain strength when they are no longer examined, only passed along.

The phrase “serpent’s inheritance” is symbolic. It does not accuse families, cultures, or nations—it describes a mechanism. When traditions are elevated above truth, correction becomes offensive. When ancestry becomes authority, repentance becomes rebellion.

Throughout the Bible, God repeatedly calls individuals out of inherited systems—Abraham from Ur, Israel from Egypt, disciples from religious institutions. The pattern is consistent: salvation is personal, not ancestral.

This essay is not meant to inspire suspicion of heritage, but discernment of belief. What we inherit must be tested. What we repeat must be examined. What we defend reflexively may require repentance. I avoided naming modern families or empires intentionally. The danger is not who inherited power—it is what was inherited with it. 

Lies do not need names to operate; they need continuity. If this piece challenges you, let it lead you to Scripture. Ask not what you were taught, but what is true. Ask not what is traditional, but what is righteous. The serpent’s inheritance ends where truth is chosen. “God Bless.” Amen!

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The Shattered Veil: Breaking Through the Illusions of an Enchanted World Pt#8:

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The World Is Not What It Appears:

‘Friends, from the beginning, deception relied on appearance. The serpent did not deny God outright—he reframed reality. “And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.” (2 Corinthians 11:14, KJV). Illusion has always been the enemy’s most effective veil. Not darkness alone, but false light—comforting, attractive, convincing.

An Enchanted World Without Knowing It:

Enchantments are not fairy tales. Biblically, they refer to influences that alter perception, dull discernment, and redirect trust. An enchanted world feels safe while quietly reshaping belief.

But, modern enchantment does not require spells. It operates through:

  1. Repetition without reflection.
  2. Imagery without substance.
  3. Emotion without truth.
  4. Confidence without wisdom.

What is repeated becomes believable. What is familiar becomes unquestioned.

The Illusion of Control:

One of the strongest enchantments is the belief that humanity is more informed, more advanced, and more autonomous than ever before. Yet dependence has never been higher.

Scripture warned that deception would intensify, not disappear. “Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth.” (2 Timothy 3:7). Information increased. Wisdom diminished. The veil thickened.

When Comfort Replaces Discernment:

Illusion thrives where comfort is prioritized over truth. If something feels good, it is defended. If it challenges identity, it is rejected. The enemy does not need to convince the world that evil is good—only that truth is unnecessary. This is how enchanting works: reality becomes optional.

The Shattering Has Begun:

A veil does not shatter quietly. It fractures under pressure—when lies can no longer support their own weight. Confusion increases not because truth is absent, but because illusion is failing.

“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). Awareness is now essential.

Seeing Clearly Again:

Breaking enchantment requires humility. It means accepting that we may have mistaken convenience for truth, consensus for righteousness, and novelty for progress. Discernment returns when Scripture becomes the lens again. Light does not distort. It clarifies.

Author’s Note:

‘Friends, this essay was written to describe a condition, not to condemn the reader. Enchantment is effective precisely because it feels normal. No generation believes it is deceived—until the veil cracks. The shattered veil is not a sign of doom; it is a sign of mercy.

God reveals illusion before judgment, offering clarity before consequence. Confusion rises when false frameworks collapse, but that moment is also an invitation to return to truth. I avoided naming specific modern tools or institutions here intentionally. Illusion is not confined to one system—it is a way of seeing.

When truth becomes negotiable, everything becomes unstable. Scripture consistently warns that deception will increase in the last days, but it also promises that light will expose what darkness hides. The problem is not that the world is enchanted—it is that many have grown comfortable within the spell.

Breaking illusion requires slowing down, questioning assumptions, and anchoring identity in God rather than culture. This is uncomfortable work. But freedom always begins with clarity.

If this piece unsettles you, let it lead you toward Scripture, prayer, and self-examination—not fear. The enemy’s power lies in distortion, not truth. The veil is breaking. What matters now is whether we love the light enough to step into it. “God bless you and yours.” Amen!

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

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The Great Unveiling: Dragging the Enemy Out of the Shadows of History Pt#7:

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Hey friends, this is #7 in The Poisoned Ages series continuing to supply you with the knowledge of all the different ways our enemy tries to hide. Well, we will expose them again…

Darkness Relies on Forgetfulness:

Evil survives best where memory is short. Throughout history, the enemy has depended on one strategy above all others: remaining unnamed, undefined, and unexamined. “For whatsoever doth make manifest is light.” (Ephesians 5:13, KJV). The moment something is revealed, it loses authority. This is why history is edited, simplified, and sanitized—not merely to protect reputations, but to preserve patterns.

Why the Enemy Hides in History:

The adversary does not rule openly. Scripture shows that deception thrives in shadows, half-truths, and omissions. When causes are obscured, effects are blamed on chance, progress, or human failure alone.

Empires rose and fell, not just by swords, but by spiritual compromise. Cultures decayed not merely from invasion, but from internal corruption normalized over generations. History books often record what happened—rarely why.

The Repeating Pattern/Across civilizations, the same cycle emerges:

  1. Reverence is replaced with ritual.
  2. Truth is replaced with tradition.
  3. The authority is centralized.
  4. Power detaches from accountability.
  5. Collapse follows.

This pattern is not accidental. It reflects an intelligence that learns, adapts, and waits patiently.

When Institutions Replace God:

One of the enemy’s greatest successes has been persuading humanity that systems can replace submission to God. When faith becomes administrative and righteousness becomes procedural, corruption sets in quietly. Scripture warned of leaders who would appear righteous while resisting truth. Opposition often came not from outsiders, but from those closest to the temple.

Why This Age Is Different:

What separates our time from previous ages is exposure. Information once buried is resurfacing. Archives open. Narratives fracture. Trust erodes. This is not chaos—it is unveiling. “There is nothing hid, which shall not be manifested.” (Mark 4:22-24). The same light that reveals deception also demands response. Neutrality becomes impossible.

Dragging the Enemy into the Light:

To expose darkness is not to glorify it. It is to remove its cover. Evil loses strength when named, examined, and resisted with truth rather than fear. God’s people were never called to be passive observers of history. We are witnesses—keepers of memory and discernment.

The Call Forward:

The great unveiling is not about obsession with the enemy—it is about clarity of allegiance. History teaches us that when God’s people sleep, deception writes the narrative. Now the curtain is moving. What we do with what we see will define the next age.

Author’s Note:

This installment was written to encourage historical discernment, not paranoia. Scripture consistently teaches that deception works best when it is unnamed and unchallenged. The enemy does not require humanity’s belief in him—only the ability to get us to ignore patterns long enough to repeat them unconsciously.

The phrase “dragging into the light” is intentional. Light does not destroy by force; it exposes by presence. When truth is revealed, responsibility shifts to the observer. That is why revelation often produces discomfort before peace.

This essay does not claim that every historical event was directly orchestrated by fallen beings, nor does it reduce human responsibility either. Rather, it highlights a recurring spiritual pattern: when societies detach from God, they become vulnerable to manipulation—through pride, fear, and misplaced trust.

The Bible records history with spiritual commentary for a reason. Events are not isolated; they are connected by obedience or rebellion. Understanding this does not weaken faith—it strengthens it. If this piece unsettles you, let it drive you toward Scripture, prayer, and humility.

Revelation without grounding leads to anxiety. Revelation anchored in God leads to vigilance. The unveiling happening now is not meant to overwhelm God’s children. It is meant to wake them. Light has always been stronger than darkness. But light must be chosen and accepted. Stay prayed-up. Amen!

Author and Servant;

Norman G. Roy III

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