God: I never called you to suffer and I never called you to cause you pain. For this came from an enemy impersonating Me, and even using My name. (Robin D Bullock 4-18-23)
For the Eagle sees far into the future. And I’m looking at yours, says the Lord. And it’s bright. It’s as bright as I can make it for you. It’s full of goodness and Light. I never called you to suffer. And I never called you to cause you pain. For this came from an enemy, impersonating Me, and even using My name. But I am the God, who is absolutely good. I am the God who will show you these facts. I am the God who calls you back to the Blood, to the Blood, to the spirit and the Blood. Come back to the blood, to the spirit and the Blood, come back, says the Lord. And I will make your future bright. I have something just for you, and you, and you. I have something for you, and your children after you, in this place on high. Come boldly to My throne. Put your hands on My arms of My chair. Lean into My face and declare. And I will welcome you there, come on, help Me, come on tonight, come on, I will win your fight, come on.
Robin D Bullock – Prophetic Conference
Evangel World Prayer Center
April 18, 2023
https://www.youtube.com/live/vzXzGivQhos?feature=share&t=7535
Video Timestamp: 2:05:35
NotebookLM AI Summary:
The sources summarize a long religious service featuring worship, prayer, prophetic teaching, and an appeal for offerings, emphasizing the nature of Jesus, the ongoing spiritual war, and the believer’s call to revival and prosperity.
The Nature of Jesus and Restoration
Jesus is described using language from Colossians 1, portraying him as supreme and encompassing God’s original purpose in everything created, visible and invisible. He is so “spacious” and “roomy” that everything pertaining to Godliness finds its proper place in him without crowding. Through his death and blood, Jesus takes all the broken and dislocated pieces of the universe—including people, animals, and atoms—and fixes them into “vibrant harmonies”. God is repeatedly referred to as “The Great I Am”.
Creation, Sound, and the Prophetic War
The foundation of the universe and creation is attributed to sound and frequency. Angels shouted for joy when the foundations of the Earth were laid, indicating that the Earth was put together in frequency. Everything in the kingdom of God is subject to the Bible, not to other historical books.
The sources detail the origin of the spiritual war through the actions of Lucifer, who was an anointed cherub and a “living instrument” with timbrels built into his being. Lucifer walked among the “stones of fire” (God’s revelations) and would sing them, causing the Earth to adjust for future events. However, when Lucifer discovered the revelation of man (a creature made “a little lower than God” but crowned with glory and honor, and given dominion), he brought a court case against God in the courts of Heaven, protesting man’s elevated position (Psalm 8).
Instead of singing the prophetic song for man, Lucifer sang, “I will ascend” (Isaiah 14), thereby sowing the “seed of the serpent”—a seed of hybrid nature—into the Earth. This led to the war between the serpent’s seed and the woman’s seed (Christ). The development of giant hybrids in Genesis 6 is attributed to this conflict. The first making of Adam, where God laid down in the wet earth and raised him up after three days and nights, was a prophetic act foreshadowing Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection.
The Church and Revival
The body of Christ was previously lulled into stopping “forward motion,” adopting “Seeker friendly” strategies that caused it to become weak, anemic, and to hang its “harps on a willow”. This weakness left the church unable to combat the spiritual tyranny that followed. A great prophecy was fulfilled in 1975 and came into being in the 1990s, when music and ministry pointed toward a “higher place,” but this movement was interrupted by practices designed not to offend people, leading to spiritual captivity.
Revival must be sustained by young men and women who are fearless, bold as a lion, prophesy, and cast out devils.
Jesus’s Ministry Progression and the Transfiguration
Jesus, operating under the Abrahamic Covenant, grew in wisdom, stature, and favor. His baptism was an act of consecration to fulfill all righteousness. His ministry demonstrated a clear ascension of power:
- Mind over Elements: Changing water to wine.
- Mastery over Elements: Walking on water and calming storms and waves.
- Defeating Death: Raising the dead who had been gone for a few minutes, then hours, then days.
Beyond the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension, believers are urged to look at the Transfiguration (Luke 9). Jesus showed his men a glimpse of his “excellent Glory,” dignity, magnitude, and majesty as the Risen King, and this is what believers must see him as. The presence of Moses and Elijah during the Transfiguration serves as a sign that the glory is close.
Giving, Prosperity, and Forgiveness
Poverty is considered an offense of the curse, which Jesus absorbed so that believers could become rich (spiritual, physical, and financial prosperity). Money is a tool, and the enemy works to keep it out of believers’ hands because they would use it to build the kingdom and “occupy every possible space” until Jesus returns.
The Hundredfold Blessing is achieved by combining three actions: prayer (30-fold), giving (60-fold when combined with prayer), and fasting (100-fold when added to both). Obedience in giving, even small amounts, is more important than sacrifice, and standing on the word (like Luke 6:38) guarantees results.
In personal life, individuals are instructed to forgive others by faith, not by feelings, especially when hurts are severe. Resistance to forgiving others is equivalent to resisting the force of forgiveness itself, preventing God’s forgiveness from fully operating in their lives.